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I bought a nice 2004 911 Carrera with the engine out and mostly disassembled (cracked cylinder). I bought a Porsche shortblock and am reassembling. Not sure what this part is or where it goes. Appreciate the help!
Support for under the AC compressor, toward the front of the engine. Bottom right corner
Thanks. I wouldn't have figured that one out. Which hose is routed through the bracket?
One of the Power Steering lines. It will be obvious which one when you get to that point.
Thanks. So, another jigsaw puzzle question, in the same area of the engine, Bank 2. What plugs into the big hole in the upper center of the photo? Thank much, David
The positive crank case ventilation, which snakes around to the AOS (which is Porsche speaks for crank case ventilation).
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