Tour of Porsche 914 1.7 Engine

George Hussey, Dr. 914, takes you on a tour of the Porsche 914 1.7 engine. Along the way he answers common questions associated with the engine while going over wiring, hoses, etc.

[@Gazelle54321]

That’s my signal orange 914 on the lift! Thanks for all the work you guys have been doing and this fascinating and useful information.

[@autoatlantainc.2267]

of course!

[@michaelconnolly2403]

I bought a 73 1.7l a few months ago. I'm trying to get it back on the road. I've watched this video a couple of times and each time I realize there is some other vacuum hose or wiring harness bit that is connected incorrectly. Very useful. I'm sure I'll have to watch it a few more times before all of the bits and pieces are hooked up right.

[@regows123]

Very informative, Thanks

[@ralfeversmeyer4010]

Thank you for the great video. But a small correction engine type EB ist a 1,7 Liter 1973 with 72Hp for California as written in Dr. Johnsons at page 82 and to be found on my matching number car( certified by volkswagen Geburtsurkunde) 1973 1,7 car reimported from U.S.. Purchasing the parts from auto Atlanta keeps it running authentically

[@johannes914]

Great video. Thank you for sharing your knowledge.

[@autoatlantainc.2267]

Glad you enjoyed it!

[@johannes914]

@@autoatlantainc.2267 btw the sound was almost inaudible. You should invest in a Movo WMX-1 2.4GHz Wireless Lavalier system Microphone System

[@michaelmattox759]

Excellent tutorial. Thanks

[@autoatlantainc.2267]

Of course!

[@edlysne8567]

Brilliant. Thank you.

[@marcusbrown1767]

How do you add petrol to start? If your tank is not connected?

[@harrymaliga1869]

monitor how your voice sounds , horrible audio i turned it off ! tinny and reverberating in german it means harsh and irritating