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Use totally different engine than an n/a 996
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The 996 turbo uses a totally different engine than an N/A 996.
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Does anyone know what hose is missing from here? Its a 996TT with a evoms air box (not sure if its supposed to be missing as part of the stock air-box removal).
The car runs fine and isn't throwing any codes.
No, he was trying to help you in case you didn't know there's a separate forum for 996 turbos. A few folks before really didn't know. The 996 turbo uses a totally different engine than an N/A 996.
996 has a similar hose there and it's a fuel supply hose. You can't be missing that
I hope you won't also sense animosity in this link since like him, I also tried to help:
https://rennlist.com/forums/996-foru...o-in-post.html
Thanks, Ahsai
I can't help with the missing hose, but you really need to get an updated coolant cap.
There have been 3 separate super-ceded parts since the one you have. The newest ones end in .04
~$25-30 bucks depending on where you get it, but please do it.
That postcard should absolutely be posted in every technical thread. It's very useful.
Maybe post it twice just to be certain everyone realizes how clever it is. I'd hate for it to be overlooked.
is that the hose that goes to the air in tube and maybe the evom doesnt have a fitting for it? it is for a module that assist the tip trans in warming up at start up
This is a 6 speed, may explain why its missing.
On the turbo board someone ID'd it as a fuel tank vent line, I'm going to see if I can find the missing end tonight.
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