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> Wiring diagram, Which one
NARP74
post Jul 14 2021, 01:18 PM
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I am watching the GeorgeKopf thread and did not want to jack his. I need to look at a wiring diagram and when I searched on the wiring diagrams site, 2 options came up, 74 with L jet and 74 with D jet. My 74 model year car has a date of 10/73, so which is it for me?

My FI is long gone, turned into carbs. The previous 3 or 4 owners made all of my decisions for me.

Thanks for the help.
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Dave_Darling
post Jul 15 2021, 12:01 AM
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The L-Jet was used on the 1.8 liter 914s. D-jet was used on the 2.0 914s.

D-jet used a silver "hand grenade" (MPS) with a single vacuum hose and a four-wire plug on it on the right side of the engine bay under the battery. L-jet used a "barn door" air flow meter attached to the air filter, with a quarter-circle "bump-out" on the side of it.

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