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YOUR RESEARCHSmall coolant leak.

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Replace $150 coolant hose and i wanted

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I found this out after I had to replace a $150 coolant hose and I wanted to use the original tension clamps, but a worm clamp showed up instead.

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Use original tension clamps

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I found this out after I had to replace a $150 coolant hose and I wanted to use the original tension clamps, but a worm clamp showed up instead.

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Replace $150 coolant hose and i wanted

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I found this out after I had to replace a $150 coolant hose and I wanted to use the original tension clamps, but a worm clamp showed up instead.

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Small coolant leak.

Use original tension clamps

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I found this out after I had to replace a $150 coolant hose and I wanted to use the original tension clamps, but a worm clamp showed up instead.

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POST 1 / ORIGINAL POSTEROriginal post

So I started leaking a little coolant. Near the driver front tire. Got around to pulling the inner fender back today. Think I found the culprit. There is a small plug over what I�m guessing is the radiator drain. That rubber plug has cracked. so I�m guessing that�s an old DIY repair. It only leaks under pressure. my question is two fold. If that is not stock what is supposed to go there? And does anyone know what size that port is?

POST 2Original post

Rubber Cap - Genuine PorscheG99610633400 and hose clamp it 15x12

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Quotes source post: 18356810

cool thanks. With the worm clamp I figured it was some home garage stuff.

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Porsche, at some point, moved from the tension clamp to the worm clamp some years after these cars were originally made. I found this out after I had to replace a $150 coolant hose and I wanted to use the original tension clamps, but a worm clamp showed up instead. I thought it was aftermarket, but indeed, Porsche switched to these at some point.

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