YOUR RESEARCHBreather hose to cylinder head is leaking oil, DYI?
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I got a crazy quote from the dealer to have this fixed.
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I got a crazy quote from the dealer to have this fixed. Apparently it's a $40 plastic "T" pipe that needs to be replaced and the clamps redone to stop the leak. I haven't seen this myself yet but they are charging $340 in labor to do the work. Does anyone know what they are talking about? Would this be a DIY? Sorry I don't have anymore details. Thanks! Andy Oh yeah, the subject should read DIY
Is it the Air oil Seperator? AOS is in a remote spot not easy to replace.
No, it's simply a breather hose that runs aspirated oil back to the cylinder head, part of the emissions system (like an EGR valve, but not)
has this turned into the 944 forum? next post will read "me and my dad..."
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it might well be.... it is getting up there in age.
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I'm sorry but I just don't get your comments. They certainly are not constructive or helpful. I thought Rennlist was a supportive community for enthusiasts of Porsche cars.
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I share your confusion and concern, especially given his membership status!
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