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What's this glue stuff behind my engine oil cooler?

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Maybe it's Aviation Permatex that was ceremonially misplaced...
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those are potential leak areas. there's a steel tube case into the case and sometimes there is seepage there. someone was prudent in applying epoxy there.
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JB weld to reinforce potential leak areas where the underlying casting may be thin. Wayne's rebuild book shows similar areas on the engine case and chain housings where it is used.
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Martin,

There is a cast-in-place pipe there that is part of the oil system. For whatever reason (casting I suppose) some of the pipe was intentionally left exposed. Porsche covered the exposed parts with epoxy. Virtually every 911 is like that.

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Thanks guys. Just thought I'd better make sure that was OK. Hope you are all around when I get into my 915 next week!

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