Oil Pipes & Hoses

Fits:
Porsche 911 911 2.0L 1965-1969
Porsche 911 1970-89
Porsche 964 1989-94
Porsche 993 1994-98

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Diagram Ref No 13.

Oil lines may seem like minor components, but if they become defective, they can lead to significant damage. These lines connect the engine, oil cooler, or timing chain tensioner, often functioning for years without issue. However, if a crack or break occurs, substantial amounts of oil can leak out—potentially draining the entire oil tank—and the affected component will no longer receive a reliable supply of engine oil.

To prevent such damage, it's recommended to replace aging oil hoses or lines before any issues arise. Full restorations generally involve replacing all oil lines to ensure reliability. Here, you can find high-quality replacement parts as described in the title.

Diagram ref no 8, 9, 10, 11, 14, 15, 24, 25, 26 and 27

Oil lines are often overlooked components, yet their failure can lead to significant damage. These lines connect the engine, oil cooler, or timing chain tensioner, functioning reliably for years without drawing attention.

However, if a crack or break develops, substantial amounts of oil may leak—potentially draining the entire oil tank—leaving critical components without proper lubrication. To prevent such failures, it is advisable to replace aging oil hoses or lines at the first signs of wear.

In the context of full restorations, replacing all oil lines or hoses is a common and prudent practice to ensure long-term reliability.

Diagram Ref No 11A and 12A