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POST 2Original post
It will be one of these. Unfortunately I don't know which. http://www.sunsetporscheparts.com/au...and-pipes-scat
POST 3Original post
I believe you can buy the exact same size in brass from Home Depo. Others have posted about this repair if you search the forum.
POST 4Original post
You should order a new expansion tank cap as well. Yours looks like it ends in 01 which is the old style cap and has a tendency to leak. The new one ends in 04.
POST 5Original post
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I know which part you're thinking of but I think this one is different since it seems to be right next to the expansion tank.
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Looks like #18 here http://www.autoatlanta.com/porsche-p...section=105-05 You can use the part number to look up high res photos on ecstuning.
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http://www.renntech.org/forums/topic...tory-diagrams/ Please reference my post at the above link. Posted August 25, 2015 - 08:45 AM *** Important update on part #18, the hose from the water pump to the expansion tank on a 2002 C2. The short section of hose (about 6 inches) that connects to the bottom of the expansion tank IS A SEPARATE PART that must be purchased in addition to part #18. This separate short section of hose is the part that includes the " T joint" I was calling "T2" in my actual photos. The exploded parts diagram seems to clearly indicate part #18 is a one part with two "T" joints. Not true. It's actually two separate parts.
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POST 10Original post
Here is the part number for the hose with the T joint (ultimately connects to the bottom of the expansion tank). 996-106-851-03
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