Falcondrivr

Why doesn't it fit? When the lower part is inserted into the duct, the upper end is about 2 inches too high to attach to the fan shroud. It's as if the duct is too long. Part number is: 993-211-941-00, which Pelican, and my dealer says is correct...
I'll get a picture up in a bit.
Anyone have an idea?

AOW162435

I keep hearing that the only way it will fit is if you purchase a different shroud for where the top of the pipe inserts.


Andreas

Falcondrivr

I was beginning to suspect that. So, anyone know a part number?

ppressle

no number, but it is the 964 shroud

ltc

If it isn't found as part of a search, I would contact Jeff Clark at Sunset Imports in Oregon.
He should be able to help with P/N and locating one.

AOW162435

Check with Jeff Scott (jscott82) - I believe he knows the correct part number.

Do you have the Porsche version, or Fabspeed's Platinum Edition?


Andreas

aribop

LOL...they must all be made of Platinum for the prices they charge...

tchubacha

964.106.403.02

There are serveral threads about the issue as well.

Falcondrivr

Thanks guys. I love this place...

haygeebaby

Falcon
I had the same problem you are having. I couldn't be arsed buying the shroud to make it all fit. It would cost another 100 bucks and I'd have to wait a few weeks for it to be delivered. The thing is only slightly off and only moves hot air. So I bought some flexiable heat pipe, installed it at the base of the pipe, just enough to allow a few cm's more length and a slight tilt in angle. It fit perfectly - but was a PITA to install. Pipe cost me less than 15 bucks and looks good.

John@Fabspeed

All late model 1996 993's, and all 1997-1998 993's need the 964 fan shroud to work with the heater bypass pipe, whether the RS or Fabspeed's carbon fiber style heater bypass.

Falcondrivr

Thanks for the help everyone!