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How can I find the part number I need to replace the hose?

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How can I find the part number I need to replace the hose?

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POST 1 / ORIGINAL POSTEROriginal post

Hi guys, this is my first post, sorry in advance if I foul something up. Last weekend, we took a 2003 911 C2 to the track. the car is new to me. We have upgraded the suspension with Ohlin coil overs and new RSS links and motor mounts. otherwise the car is stock. Anyhow, the car did really well on the track.....until my son spun out and we had a minor engine compartment fire. After we got it home and I pulled out the half melted air box, I noticed the serpentine belt broke and (i think) cut a slash in the air conditioning (compressor) line. I believe it's the low pressure line coming out of the compressor on the right side (the larger tubing). Four questions: 1. Have you ever heard of the belt cutting the compressor line? I think the oil in the line dumped straight down onto the exhaust and caught fire, does this make sense? 2. Can the car operate with a hole in the compressor line? Would all of the fluid had been dumped out, or will more come out if I start the car? 3. While I can see where the line comes out of the compressor, I cannot see where the other end terminates....where is the end? 4. How can I find the part number I need to replace the hose? Mike Poretti - Newbie

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