Hello, Im finishing up the UAOS install and noticed what i assume is a breather tube to the transmission filler. Is anything supposed to connect the other end?
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Can't speak for the 996 specifically, but typically breather tubes connect to the gear box on one side, and nothing on the other.
That's the power steering pump reservoir hose.
That makes a lot more sense! Not sure why i thought it had anything to do with the transmission....
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Correct. There is little clip that it clips into, and it is just open to air.
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