Rebulding an engine that has an s2 long block with S accessories
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Thanks for the site, i'll give them a call.
Is there a vin number on the engine anywhere? I'm curious to look up the car this engine came out of. Also is there a way to visually determine which tranny I have?
Is there a vin number on the engine anywhere? I'm curious to look up the car this engine came out of. Also is there a way to visually determine which tranny I have?
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The engine ID number should be on the drivers side of the block to the next to the Air Oil Separator
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Your body style is 944S based on VIN includes HN. If it was an S2 it would have KN.
Your intake manifold is S, your air filter is S, your throttle valve crank is S, two bolt coolant return indicates S. You have a 944S head and most assuredly a 944S block. Who told you it was an S2 block?
944 Online is asking $495 for a rebuilt water pump? When I was buying them a new over the counter at Porsche was $520 or something. An OEM rebuilt should not be more than $250.
Oh, I have some belt tools for sale in the For Sale Forum.
Your intake manifold is S, your air filter is S, your throttle valve crank is S, two bolt coolant return indicates S. You have a 944S head and most assuredly a 944S block. Who told you it was an S2 block?
944 Online is asking $495 for a rebuilt water pump? When I was buying them a new over the counter at Porsche was $520 or something. An OEM rebuilt should not be more than $250.
Oh, I have some belt tools for sale in the For Sale Forum.
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Your body style is 944S based on VIN includes HN. If it was an S2 it would have KN.
Your intake manifold is S, your air filter is S, your throttle valve crank is S, two bolt coolant return indicates S. You have a 944S head and most assuredly a 944S block. Who told you it was an S2 block?
944 Online is asking $495 for a rebuilt water pump? When I was buying them a new over the counter at Porsche was $520 or something. An OEM rebuilt should not be more than $250.
Oh, I have some belt tools for sale in the For Sale Forum.
Your intake manifold is S, your air filter is S, your throttle valve crank is S, two bolt coolant return indicates S. You have a 944S head and most assuredly a 944S block. Who told you it was an S2 block?
944 Online is asking $495 for a rebuilt water pump? When I was buying them a new over the counter at Porsche was $520 or something. An OEM rebuilt should not be more than $250.
Oh, I have some belt tools for sale in the For Sale Forum.
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Viperns - If that is the case best of luck to you on the rebuild, you are in uncharted territory. If you have the money for rebuilding you really should upgrade to the S2 head.
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I looked at that and thought it looked like 44/47 and chose to ignore it. He is still asking for where to find the engine number. Everything else in that photo is out of focus so what is in the picture is debatable but if it is the engine number and it is 44/41 you are correct that would be an S2 block.
Viperns - If that is the case best of luck to you on the rebuild, you are in uncharted territory. If you have the money for rebuilding you really should upgrade to the S2 head.
Viperns - If that is the case best of luck to you on the rebuild, you are in uncharted territory. If you have the money for rebuilding you really should upgrade to the S2 head.
So the two bolt coolant return indicates an S head? Is the coolant return the only way to tell the difference between the S and S2 head
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So the two bolt coolant return indicates an S head? Is the coolant return the only way to tell the difference between the S and S2 head
The pics posted by V2R clearly indicate that the two bolt water return are 2.5l or S parts.
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I ran across this page: and at the very bottom it lists this part number as an 89-92 S2 head.
http://www.is-it-a-lemon.com/make/po...nufactured.htm
944 S2 1989-91 Cylinder Head 944 104 001 EX
M44.41 944 104 013 05 Casting Nr.
944 104 413 5R/8R/9R
944 104 412 OR
M44.41 944 104 013 05 Casting Nr.
944 104 413 5R/8R/9R
944 104 412 OR
944S 1987-88 Cylinder Head, 16 Valve 944 104 001 CX
M44.40 944 104 013 03 Casting Nr.
944 104 413 3R/4R
M44.40 944 104 013 03 Casting Nr.
944 104 413 3R/4R
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I would say at this point that you have an S2 engine, block and head, with 944S manifolds and accessories.
V2R's pictures were 8v heads, the bolt up and water passages are the same as on the 16v heads. On second thought, looking at the two bolt water return perhaps the 16v S2 head is not the same.
You have now answered your question, purchase all S2 parts internally for the engine.
V2R's pictures were 8v heads, the bolt up and water passages are the same as on the 16v heads. On second thought, looking at the two bolt water return perhaps the 16v S2 head is not the same.
You have now answered your question, purchase all S2 parts internally for the engine.