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VIDEO + GUIDEReplace the air oil separator (AOS) and associated hoses on a Porsche 996 911, demonstrated on a 1999 Carrera. The manual covers engine support, intake and accessory removal for access, separator and line replacement, and reassembly. Additional access work depends on whether you replace only the separator or the associated lines.
SOURCE VIDEORelated models: 996 / 997 / Boxster; check 996.1 differences
SOURCE VIDEOMultiple model years / engines; check 3.4L applicability
SOURCE VIDEOTitle mentions 996; exact year, engine and repair fit unverified
SOURCE VIDEOTitle mentions 996; exact year, engine and repair fit unverified
SOURCE VIDEOTitle specifies Carrera 3.4L; exact car fit unverified
SOURCE VIDEOTitle mentions 996; exact year, engine and repair fit unverified
SOURCE VIDEOTitle mentions 996; exact year, engine and repair fit unverified
SOURCE VIDEOMultiple 996 model years; check brake configuration
SOURCE VIDEO996; exact year and configuration unverified
SOURCE VIDEOTitle mentions 996; exact year, engine and repair fit unverified
SOURCE VIDEOTitle mentions 996; exact year, engine and repair fit unverified
Video references come from the existing Porsche index. A topic match does not confirm exact year, engine, or repair fitment.
