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Guess the mechanic forgot to reinstall it after changing the compressor.

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Guess the mechanic forgot to reinstall it after changing the compressor.

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POST 1 / ORIGINAL POSTEROriginal post

I found this in my engine bay - 996-347-747-02 - and it is listed as part 17 on the porsche parts diagram but does not show where it bolts into. It is a power steering line support bracket. any pics of one installed would be greatly appreciated so I can reinstall it.

POST 2Original post

Year: 1964 Make: Toyota Model: Land Cruiser Price: $29000 Mileage: 62012 Color: Green Private or Dealer Listing: Private Listing Location (State): TX Transmission: Manual Drivetrain: Rear Wheel Drive What you see is a very rare long bed FJ45 Landcruiser Bandeirante from 1964! Engine is powered from a Mercedes OM324 engine, a 3.4L inline 4 cylinder diesel engine, and mated to a 4 speed manual transmission. The engine is original and was put in with the OM324 from the toyota factory in Brazil. Overall the truck is in very good condition for its age. The bed was recently restored and in great shape. 4 brand new tires. The interior is all original and in great shape. Starter is new, and fuel pump was converted from mechanical to electronic. Truck gets a lot of respect anywhere it goes and has a top speed of approximately 65mph. Believed to be the only long bed of its kind in the United States!

POST 5 / ORIGINAL POSTEROriginal post

This bracket bolts underneath the a/c compressor and holds a PS line in a grommet. Guess the mechanic forgot to reinstall it after changing the compressor. I will install it next time...

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I'm looking at the RAV4 here and I'm impressed. https://toyota-ua.com/ua/avtomobili/rav4/]This crossover looks versatile and stylish, ideal for city driving and weekend getaways. The hybrid option is a bonus to save on gas. I'm thinking about making the switch. Any RAV4 owners out there who can share what they like best about their car?super

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