I just purchased an 89 Porsche 944, but don’t know how to find whether it’s a 2.5L or a 2.7L engine. I have looked on the engine and cannot find anything stating the engine size. Please, can someone tell me where I can locate this info?
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you can tell by getting the vin number and looking it up.that will tell you everything you need to know about your car.
The 89′s were 2.7:
“In 1989 the ‘S’ designation was dropped from the 944 Turbo S, and all 944 Turbos featured the ‘S’ package as standard. The regular 944′s displacement was increased to 2.7 L.”
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If you’ve already purchased the car, you need an owner’s manual. While these may be available directly from Porsche (see a Dealership), they’re also on ebay, and in pristine condition. The owner’s manual will tell you everything you need and want to know about your car. You can even buy the original promotional pamphlets for your car, regardless of how old it is, on ebay.
is it an S2 or a turbo or just a 944. i pretty sure it would be a 2.7L but not a hundred percent positive. I have a 85.5 944 Porsche as well check out this site to find tons of answers and facts of your car.
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