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what is this part

I am trying to figure out what part this is, I am looking at the rubber part next to the oil filler neck, it seems to be cracked but I cant figure out what part number it might be or if it is just a piece of rubber connector. Since it looks like it is about to fall apart I don't want to take it apart until I have the replacement.

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Its the oil line breather hose I presume you are talking about
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I guess that's what it is, I found the diagram looks like there is a rubber sleeve and a valve both NLA, is it an air check valve of some sort?

rubber sleeve 930 207 243 01
valve 930 207 229 00
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Yes, a check valve to keep your idle up when you take off the oil cap to check oil level.
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David,

I'm not at home to reference the part name or number, but I recently replaced that same part. You should be able to contact your nearest Porsche dealer and provide the part number. It is a special order part that will set you back about $15-$20 dollars. I ordered mine through a Porsche dealer in Phoenix.

Hope this helps.

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