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Power Steering Line O'Ring

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POST 1 / ORIGINAL POSTEROriginal post

Looking for help in finding the two o'rings from the hard lines to the rubber hoses in the engine bay. They are in parts 5 and 6 and go to the two rubber hoses that connect to the power steering pump.

POST 2Original post

A company by the name VOSS supplied the fittings back in the day to porsche. Search for an online catalogue of theirs to find dimensions. https://www.voss.net/en/products/systems/hydraulic/

POST 3Original post

Any decent hydraulic shop will have them. Remove them and bring them to the store. My Parker guys usually dont even charge me if im getting something else.

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