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martinlepp

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Hi
I have replaced air oil separator on my 2.7 boxster and car is almost back together.
Just I can't figure out how the oil tube goes back together. I bought a new o ring but can't figure out where it goes.
I tried to add photo.
I'd appreciate any help
Cheers
 

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Looking at the 2 halves I would say it pops into this recess/groove between the 2 halves

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Okay, I think I found what was confusing me.

Seems that one hose has come apart, so it left part of it on other side. I don't think this goes back together, time to buy new one?
 

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Aghhh yes .. it makes sense now .. yup you need a new pipe .

i would also have thought your car had a sizable air leak with that split like that .. after it re adapts it should run better .
 
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