Hi all, new to me is a 2000 911 c4, I've been reading the forums for awhile and was hoping my first post would be an introduction and not a plea for help. Last week while driving my sister home I had an upper expansion tank hose burst a few inches back. Dose anyone know it's part number? I spliced it with grooved brass and hose clamps but I fear it won't hold. I managed to get it to our shop with a lift today but a clamp on my splice failed 5 miles from the shop and I had to reclamp and refill the fluids. It's the one with the green circle and green arrow. Thanks so much!
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