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Can You Identify This Part?

Bill997
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Can anyone identify this component (photo attached) which is located just forward of the air conditioner compressor on the 997?

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PAULSPEED Member

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I am right with loren. The picture Loren shows is the oil heat exchanger.

I have included a picture of the Air conditioner heat exchanger.

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:welcome:

That is your oil cooler and it looks like you have a leak.

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Thanks Loren. The hose on top has me confused. I don't know where it connects to and I'm very curious what its purpose is. I know the oil and coolant input/output connections are on the bottom side.

Thanks again,

Bill

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