Air sensor boot brand: OEM vs. Porsche

[OldSpool87]

Normally I try to stick with Porsche seals and rubber bits when possible for fitment reasons. In this case the Porsche boot that sits on top of the CIS is nearly 2x the price of OEM.

Does anyone have any experience with the OEM air sensor boot and it’s fit?

Thanks in advance.

[SalParadise]

Originally Posted by OldSpool87

Normally I try to stick with Porsche seals and rubber bits when possible for fitment reasons. In this case the Porsche boot that sits on top of the CIS is nearly 2x the price of OEM.

Does anyone have any experience with the OEM air sensor boot and it’s fit?

Thanks in advance.

As long as it's not URO parts, it's probably fine. It's just a rubber boot. You can probably find a good used one. If a used one hasn't cracked already, it's probably good for another 30 years. I've bought several used ones.

[boyt911sc]

Originally Posted by OldSpool87

Normally I try to stick with Porsche seals and rubber bits when possible for fitment reasons. In this case the Porsche boot that sits on top of the CIS is nearly 2x the price of OEM.

Does anyone have any experience with the OEM air sensor boot and it’s fit?

Thanks in advance.

What model year is your engine? I have boxes of CIS components including the rubber boot for the metering unit and throttle body. PM me your email address and will send you some pictures.

Tony

[Bob Kontak]

R o c k a u t o has a URO part that is $50.79. 93011035805 (1981, right?)

I don't like that brand. I'd rather try to fab my own out of cardboard and duct tape.

Looking forward to feedback from those who know.

[Bob Kontak]

Originally Posted by SalParadise

As long as it's not URO parts

LOL, my ex FIL is here in my shop. 84. Telling stories while I am trying to type my thoughts on URO parts.

I agree with you. Crapola.

[kjchristopher]

I've still got this one if interested
CIS air boot