Identify the part.

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Identify the part.

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I am looking for some help identifying the following part removed from my 1974 911.

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It is a plastic moulding which has a fixing point on it. The end has a rubber cap with a slit in it and the whole thing is currently attached to a rubber hose.

I am guessing it is vent for one of the overflow systems ( brake fluid / fuel evaporation / or washer bottle vent ).

Unfortunately none of my pictures that I took when dismantling the car show it and I can't seem to find it on the PET guide.

As always any help would be much appreciated.
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It's the breather drain from the air box. It's mounted at the base of the engine oil cooler.
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So much for my educated guess - three guesses and all wrong!

Thanks for the help John very much appreciated.

Of course I am now in a miserable mood as the engine went back in the car several months ago.

Do you think there is a cat in hell's chance of refitting it with the engine in situ?

Or what happens if I don't fit it and promise not to overfill the oil. :roll:

Thanks Andrew
1966 Porsche 912 Slate Grey, red interior - first owner owned for 41 years
1974 Porsche 911 2.7 (The Manhattan project) viewtopic.php?f=28&t=51455
1973 VW 914 1.7 Olympic Blue - ( gone to a good home )
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AndrewSlater wrote:So much for my educated guess - three guesses and all wrong!

Thanks for the help John very much appreciated.

Of course I am now in a miserable mood as the engine went back in the car several months ago.

Do you think there is a cat in hell's chance of refitting it with the engine in situ?

Or what happens if I don't fit it and promise not to overfill the oil. :roll:

Thanks Andrew
Yes rear wheel off should be able to get too it from there.
John
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2004 996 GT3 mkII
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