911S oil pipes grommet
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Hi,
I have a 1970 2.2S which has the oil cooler pipes running thro the inner sills, front to back. I want to purchase the rubber grommets that hold the oil pipes in the inner rear and front wings. I have the original parts book which shows the grommets but no part number (page 8/2 T), on the PET CD it dosnt list the grommets.
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I have a 1970 2.2S which has the oil cooler pipes running thro the inner sills, front to back. I want to purchase the rubber grommets that hold the oil pipes in the inner rear and front wings. I have the original parts book which shows the grommets but no part number (page 8/2 T), on the PET CD it dosnt list the grommets.
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Nick, Your comment of the cooler pipes running through the inner
sills confuses me. On my '72 the cooler pipes to the front cooler
are exposed to outside air flow. Anyway, maybe somebody who posts on the early S registry board could help. Are you a member of the S registry? If not, you might find it a valuable resource, as we have members from all over the planet. Here's a link: http://www.early911sregistry.org/
sills confuses me. On my '72 the cooler pipes to the front cooler
are exposed to outside air flow. Anyway, maybe somebody who posts on the early S registry board could help. Are you a member of the S registry? If not, you might find it a valuable resource, as we have members from all over the planet. Here's a link: http://www.early911sregistry.org/
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Hi Nick:
I have the same parts book. Look on page 8/2 ( not 8/2T) the grommet is listed as item 38 and the part # is 999.702.033.50 I hope your local dealer can get it. If you can't find any, I would measure the tubing and the hole diameter and do an internet search for RUBBER GROMMETS. Somebody out there makes a piece that will fit. Good luck.
I have the same parts book. Look on page 8/2 ( not 8/2T) the grommet is listed as item 38 and the part # is 999.702.033.50 I hope your local dealer can get it. If you can't find any, I would measure the tubing and the hole diameter and do an internet search for RUBBER GROMMETS. Somebody out there makes a piece that will fit. Good luck.
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Many thanks for all your help, my oil pipes are very similar to Nick's picture, thanks for the advice on the parts book, i dont know how i missed it. I will try my local porsche dealer today.
thanks again
nick
Many thanks for all your help, my oil pipes are very similar to Nick's picture, thanks for the advice on the parts book, i dont know how i missed it. I will try my local porsche dealer today.
thanks again
nick
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Nick
If your pipes go through the sill, then maybe the car is something special. The ST pictured above was based on a 71 2.2S, but the factory built a handfull of STs for rallying. Perhaps your car has a history that you are unaware of. Could you post the VIN?
If your pipes go through the sill, then maybe the car is something special. The ST pictured above was based on a 71 2.2S, but the factory built a handfull of STs for rallying. Perhaps your car has a history that you are unaware of. Could you post the VIN?