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Can anyone point me to the part number of the connector on the coolant hose that is just to the right of the oil filler tube and passes through the bracket on the engine to the right of alternator there. Pic attached (connector sheared so I put temporary (white) hose connector in there). thx 2002 996 C2 Targa
Part #18 here http://www.autoatlanta.com/porsche-p...section=104-10
Far better to replace that plastic fitting with a brass hose bib and be done with it forever.
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Keep 3 or 4 for spares if you want to keep the OEM look. They break easily if you barely bump them while doing routine PM.
This may be one of KK's PLAGED UNIQUE ISSUES that can be forever forgotten with a common brass hose connector or a stock part that will most likely last more years than you care to remember.
To save me two trips to home depot - what size of brass connector should I get ? thx
This was my fix to keep the coolant hose away from the belt... Drilled out broken part with 3/8" bit for a tight fit with 3/8" brass gas line connector from O'Rilley autoparts. $5 which is same a little more than OEM part 996.106.226.52 but should last awhile. Broken part from someone else's car posted online. Modified bracket to mount hose and keep away from drive pelt.
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