Re: alfa-digest V7 #158

[Carl750@xxxxxxx]

In a message dated 10/7/98 1:37:47 PM CST, owner-alfa-digest@domain.elided
writes:

<< From: "Andrew Watry"<andrew.watry@domain.elided>
 Subject: 750 engine part questions
 
      I bought a 750 Giulietta Sprint this weekend, and in the boxes of 
      extra parts were two things I'm trying to identify:
      
      750 cams (fuel pump lobe on front of one cam; narrown lobes) with only 
      this identifying mark on the intake cam shaft:  "3D1" in a small box, 
      with the upper 2/3 of the number "8" next to it, all as if imprinted 
      by a hand punch.  Owner said they were Veloce cams, but who knows?
      
      Stamped steel oil pan, with stamped ribbing, a spot-welded center box 
      and four swinging gates around the oil pickup.  The basic pan is made 
      from two pieces of steel, crimped at a joint about half way up the 
      sides, and flares out a few inches on one side.  Is this a 750 Veloce 
      pan?  101 Veloce pans were two-piece cast aluminum, right?  It has an 
      oil temp sender in it.
       >>

The pan sounds like 101.02.01.021.00, which is listed as being obsolete and
replaced by the more common cast sumps.  It as listed as being used on Spider,
Spider Veloce, Sprint, Sprint Veloce.

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