any and all help appreciated...looks like the intake needs to be removed which means the engine needs to be dropped...is this correct...?? if not, how best to do...? thx, bob
where is & how to replace oil level/oil temp sensor on 2006 gen 1, 997, c4s...?
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You might want to post on Renntech which I find has a larger and more knowledgeable 996/997 brain trust. Good luck. Cheers Johan
I'd look at the engine rebuild guides. You'll probably need to remove the middle plenum parts to access it. I've rebuilt a couple 3.4's n it's in the middle of the crankcase and pokes way down in there.
thx guys i found it...u r correct...looks like it is/was the ao seperator...
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