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2002 996 can't find air/oil seperator

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YOUR RESEARCH2002 996 can't find air/oil seperator

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Use every curse word you've ever learned

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But you also get to use every curse word you've ever learned.

2002 996 can't find air/oil seperator
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Use every curse word you've ever learned

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But you also get to use every curse word you've ever learned.

2002 996 can't find air/oil seperator
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POST 1 / ORIGINAL POSTEROriginal post

I lowered the motor took off throttle body and I don't see the AOS am I missing something i don't see it

POST 3Original post

It's on the other side of the engine. Good luck!

POST 4Original post

Yes, left side, under the intake plenum. Having done this you've got a long way to go. But you also get to use every curse word you've ever learned.

POST 6Original post

Honestly, it is probably easier and faster to pull the transmission.

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