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After the big breather hose on the back of the crankcase cracked I decided to order the rest as a "while you are in there" item. The big 25mm hoses are in the $30 range.
... And then I get to this one: ![]() 930.107.397.01 Described in PET as "line ventilation crankcase", in other words the small diameter breather line. Pelican Parts - Product Information: 930-107-397-01-OEM $287.75!!! ![]() What is the deal with this hose. Does it have a platinum plated gold liner or hand stitched out of baby seal eyebrows? I just can't wrap my head around this... WTF!!!?
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![]() Looks like I should be gearing up for this one too. The little 3.2 Carrera fuel hose shown below is $150 plus at the dealers............... ![]() or $65 from me. Len
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So how do you form a permanent bend in a reinforced rubber line like that?
Always wondered how you could give the hose a permanent set after it was originally made.
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that's a stainless steel line with a short crimped on rubber end. you really don't need this. cut the crimp collar off the original and use a short section of regular fabric covered stock 911 breather hose and two clamps.
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Have you checked the fuel line from the filter to the fuel rails..the rubber hose is the problem there.
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p o r $ c h e!!
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![]() Sorrry guys, I was having fun. The oil pipe has a short length of breather hose crimped to it. The costly part is the SS pipe. As JW says, cut the old hose crimp off & use a new length of hose & two new clamps. It will work fine. Re: the formed fuel hose, I send them out to be done for me. Once back, I crimp the fitting to the hose. Len
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The explanation is simple: Cash flow.
I recently took the door cards out of my 964 to work on the interiors of the doors. Figured I'd replace some of the window seals while I was at it. Same old story- "while you're in there...." The outer, the one seen on the outside of the door where the window drops in, was.... $8! "Sweet," I thought, "this ain't so bad!". The inner scraper, metal-backed felt, the metal of which had rusted to nearly nothing loooong ago? Err.... $98?! "FTS," says I to myself, "I'll run the superlightweight sport delete!" ![]() It's definitely been years since those served any function at all on my car, and the insides of the doors were in great shape. The take home message is this: Porsche definitely knows how their bread is buttered. Engine tins, anyone?
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Wayne,
I think you're looking at the wrong part? If you're looking for a breather hose for your '87, part #25 is not one of them. Like JW said, that's a stainless braid hose that is for 930 engines (930.66/68) The hoses are on this page Porsche 911 & Carrera Oil Circulation - Page 6 I recently bought the one highlighted in green to route it wherever I want to, instead of using the pre-formed hose that goes around the rear of the air filter box.
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Yeah I missed the 930.66/68 in PET. They show it right below the retaining bracket (#30) so assumed that it was the 3rd hose that goes through there. Wonder if 930.207.236.00 is the hose I'm looking at...
Either way if there is ever a big demand for new stainless breather lines at $280 a pop I'm going to start a new business!
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