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Found Some Coolant Hoses NLA While Engine Was Out

By krazyk
January 17, 2014 in 996 Series (Carrera, Carrera 4, Carrera 4S, Targa)

https://www.renntech.org/topic/45816-found-some-coolant-hoses-nla-while-engine-was-out/

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krazyk

Posted January 17, 2014

Recently I dropped my engine/trans to replace the AOS/OVS, oil filler tube, seals, hoses, etc. and found that some of the 996 parts are NLA and being replaced with 997 parts. For instance just FYI the main right side coolant hose is now a 997 part and you have to get the o-ring type flange with it (see photos). The oil filler tube is also now a 997 part number. At least it makes the coolant hoses look more modern I guess. Anyway just a heads up. Im sure there's still some old stock parts at some dealers but it looks like their trying to move us on to some of the 997 parts that can be made to interchange.