YOUR RESEARCH996 #1 - Name that pipe?!
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Quick one hopefully for all your Porsche sleuths out there! I have this what looks like a water pipe on my 996 #1 coming from the drivers side shock absorber, and then it ends up lose around where the battery is (highlighted in green) My guess is it might be a water hose for one of the front headlights, but where should it connect and where should I look to connect it back up? Any help much appreciated! Regards
Battery overflow tube I think.
I'll second that :thumb:
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I'll second that :thumb:
You'll find a corresponding nipple or hole on your battery to put your pipe into.* *Calm down at the back there!
Ooooooh Matron!!!
Awesome - many thanks guys :thumb:
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