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Part # 996 106 226 52, or you can just uses a plastic or brass union.

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POST 1 / ORIGINAL POSTEROriginal post

All, I'm in the middle of an AOS install from the front and I broke a plastic coupling where 2 water lines come together. I cannot locate it on any of the parts diagrams on Auto Atlanta's web site. If you look at the engine it is just to the right of the alternator, it has a line that has some braided material cover on it and then a line coming up from the pump area. This coupling is bolted to the engine and does not show up on any diagram. It is plastic and after I removed the clamp I pulled up and it decided to stay on the hose. I would post a pic but photobucket is blocked at work. I need to order this today

POST 2Original post

do you have PET? I will find a link for you to search there LINK hope this helps

POST 3Original post

tak a pic, call suncoast or sunset..... from what i remember, getting a part number for that piece is a real bitch to find.... it def is a stupid piece of engineering.

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Part # 996 106 226 52, or you can just uses a plastic or brass union. Just another failure of Porsche engineering.

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unless you are Jim.... Mr 1999Porsche911 himself. Why couldnt they just use one long hose with a clamp.... that would be to easy for Germans.

POST 6 / ORIGINAL POSTEROriginal post

Thanks, guys its a $4.70 part, it's a part of the AOS system which is why it's not under cooling.

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