YOUR RESEARCHHose Lines and Clamps under body of 996?
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I have a small leak of some fluid coming from a line and clamp area under my 996. I am not sure what the fluid is and if this is a clamp with an o ring inside. Can someone please help me by explaining the function of this. I have attached a picture that I have circled in red the area. thanks
This image is a 997, but unless I'm mistaken, the circle lines are the high and low pressure lines for the air conditioning system that eventually connect to the compressor. You'll need an "sniffer" unit to pin point a leak. Some people fill and pressurize the system with a dye that will show up at the leak points.
OK thanks that helps me a lot. One thing I have learned about a project car; it is never boring. Regards
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