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When you get to reassembly, be super careful to get the rubber hoses aligned dead square as the tiny fine threads are super easy to cross thread. I had a bear of the time getting the two short rubber hoses going to the front oil cooler back on and not cross threaded. I had to take the cooler back off to get the angle right, tighten them up to snug, and then remount the cooler and then tighten the fittings.

At first I had a slow seep of oil when the engine was running. I ended up cleaning the area, and tightened more, and then put on temporary "diapers" of a folded paper towel zipped tied into place. When I saw it was just one of the connections still seeping, the paper towel made it clear which one it was. I finally got it tight enough to not leak anymore. Then I removed the paper towels.

I presume you are replacing all the rubber hoses with new ones.

Porsche painted the brass tubes to protect them. Are you going to paint them before reassembly?
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