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I NEED HELP. I AM ASSEMBLING A 1999 996 AND NEED A DIAGRAM OR PHOTO OR INSTRUCTIONS ON HOW ALL OF THE FUEL LINES, VENT LINES AND EMMISISIONS LINES CONNECT TO THE FUEL TANK, CHARCOAL CANNISTER, EMISSION VALVES, ETC. I HAVE THE FACTORY SHOP MANUAL ON CD BUT THIS IS NOT HELPFUL AS THEIRE ARE NO PICTURES OR DIAGRAMS. THANKS
Bean - Welcome to Rennlist. I'll share a couple of "housekeeping" items with you. It is customary for "Newbies" to introduce themselves and post a couple of pics of their car and tell us a little about the car (options, mileage, etc.). Your car is obviously work in progress, but many of us here would be interested in some pics showing the progress of your assembly. Mfletch , a Member here, rebuilt a salvaged car (engine compartment caught on fire) and he may be a very valuable resource for you. In future posts, please turn off the Caps Lock. Text written in all caps is harder to read and usually indicates on a forum that the author is SHOUTING. Now down to business. Here is a diagram of the 996 C2 Fuel Tank from the Porsche PET. I have included a complete list of parts, continued on the second attachment, as a resource. I hope this helps. Good luck with your assembly of the car. Post a couple of pics so we can see the current state of assembly.
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