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Need Help Finding hose

Porsche_Monkey_4life
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Porsche_Monkey_4life Member

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Please give model year and exact model.

I deleted your duplicate post - please do not double post.

Sorry about that, I just wasn't sure if I should post it in the main 986 page so that more people would see my question. The car is a 99 Porsche Bosxter non s, with a 3.4 conversion. Thanks

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I'm in search of this part number as well. Below is a pic of the hose. It's the one with the red arrow pointing to it. Pelican does not list the hose as a thermostat hose on there site in the new parts catalog. So hard to tell what part number is correct for the hose as it like the Porsche OEM parts blow up just shows allot of hoses with no description for this particular part. At least that I can find...

Mine is a 1999 986 none S

Thanks, Randy

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