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BoxsterInTheSun 12-05-2024 10:43 AM

When replacing the AOS do you need to replace the Crankcase Breather Hose also?
 
I'm going to tackle replacing the AOS on my 2002 base 986.

Some tutorials mention replacing the Crankcase Breather Hose ( part # 99610714506 ) as part of the job. Does anyone know if this is required or not? It's not clear to me why the original one can't be reused, saving $90 on the job cost.

Thanks for any tips!

78F350 12-05-2024 12:24 PM

It's not required. I think the reason that it's recommended is that they sometimes crack and it's more convenient to replace while the AOS is out.

BoxsterInTheSun 12-05-2024 12:26 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by 78F350 (Post 664689)
It's not required. I think the reason that it's recommended is that they sometimes crack and it's more convenient to replace while the AOS is out.

Ah ha, thanks. So I need to add "be very careful not to crack this during the job" to my list of things to worry about. :)

BoxsterInTheSun 12-05-2024 03:52 PM

Upon further investigation it seems like Porsche modified the AOS which means the original Crankcase Breather Hose ( part # 99610714506 ) ends up being too short to reuse, hence the need to get the new one, which is a bit longer. Ugh.

Gilles 12-05-2024 04:28 PM

You want to get a new one..! as the original will be all brittle and will crack just by looking at it.. :rolleyes:

PS: You don't need to remove the intake plenum, if you remove the cover behind the seat, with a bit of patience, you can plug it into the connector.

BoxsterInTheSun 12-05-2024 04:58 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by Gilles (Post 664697)
You want to get a new one..! as the original will be all brittle and will crack just by looking at it.. :rolleyes:

PS: You don't need to remove the intake plenum, if you remove the cover behind the seat, with a bit of patience, you can plug it into the connector.

Great to know, thank you! Is it the part number I referenced above? I'm finding conflicting info...I have a 2002 986 base model.

Thanks again!

Gilles 12-06-2024 11:11 AM

Quote:

Originally Posted by BoxsterInTheSun (Post 664698)
Great to know, thank you! Is it the part number I referenced above? I'm finding conflicting info...I have a 2002 986 base model.

Thanks again!

I am sorry but don't have the parts manual for the 986 platform, but I know that Sunset Parts lets you shop by P/N and description but some of our members have access to the PET manual for the 986.

PS: The reason I suggested replacing the hose was because when I replaced the AOS on my '07 987CS, it was completely brittle and cracked while trying to disconnect it, and knowing that your car was a bit older than an '07 the hose should be replaced at the same time, good luck!

pilot4fn 12-06-2024 12:26 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by Gilles (Post 664709)
I am sorry but don't have the parts manual for the 986 platform, but I know that Sunset Parts lets you shop by P/N and description but some of our members have access to the PET manual for the 986.

PS: The reason I suggested replacing the hose was because when I replaced the AOS on my '07 987CS, it was completely brittle and cracked while trying to disconnect it, and knowing that your car was a bit older than an '07 the hose should be replaced at the same time, good luck!

The parts catalog is available from Porsche Classic: htt ps://ww w.porsche.com/international/accessoriesandservice/classic/originalpartscatalogue/

(delete couple of spaces at the beginning)

BoxsterInTheSun 12-08-2024 02:28 PM

Many thanks everyone! I ordered the part 99610714506 so at least I have it on hand if the other one breaks and/or is too short when I replace the AOS next weekend.

The guy who knows 12-17-2024 12:17 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by Gilles (Post 664709)
I am sorry but don't have the parts manual for the 986 platform, but I know that Sunset Parts lets you shop by P/N and description but some of our members have access to the PET manual for the 986.

PS: The reason I suggested replacing the hose was because when I replaced the AOS on my '07 987CS, it was completely brittle and cracked while trying to disconnect it, and knowing that your car was a bit older than an '07 the hose should be replaced at the same time, good luck!

Why hasn’t anyone produced upgraded parts for these brittle plastic parts on the world’s best car ever. We’re going to keep these. We will pay extra to stop having to replace this crap. Please make us some aftermarket upgrades. If someone wants to sell me a prototype, I’ll give three times the plastic price.


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