Found this clip under my Boxster after removing engine and transmission but can't find anything similar in many months of research about rebuilding/reinstalling engine and tranny. Anyone know what this is or if it even is Boxster related? Possible it could have just been passing through and not off my car.... It's a rather large clip, about 3" or so. Many thanks.
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It is a hose clamp of some type, but doubtful it would be for coolant or anything under real pressure. I haven't been in my engine bay or under the car enough yet to definitely identify if it came from a Boxster or not. Being that large, it would likely be part of an air intake system.
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