Porsche 911 Oil Pipe on 2040-parts.com
Alachua, Florida, United States
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This is the pipe that goes from one side of the engine, under the transmission bell and to one side of the engine under the starter, then it bends for an straight metal and rubber hose, connecting to the oil tank on one side, this hose is tear specific, I think is it 1972, the other metal pipes don't have the bend at the end, please, there is no return! buy it only if you know what you need, there maybe a bolting piece missing at the end, Im not sure. International buyers, get in touch with me, the rates change very much from country to country.
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