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Old 04-12-2013, 12:12 PM
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Looking for the part number for the plate with two studs in this picture. It is part of the oil cooler mounting hardware on a 951and/or the oil cooler hose bracket -- between the two rubber mounting grommets that hold the cooler to the frame. This pic came from an 88-S (ed's).

Sunset couldn't find the part number. Can you? Thanks!
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Old 04-12-2013, 01:35 PM
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Good one. Not sure. Just went through the PET myself for you and didn't find anything either. My guess is that it's not a separate part - it might be part of a larger object (radiator? core support?)

There's always Lart...
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I just checked the hardcopy of the Parts and Technical Reference Catalog that I have and it shows that as part of the actual oil cooler assembly and not a separate part. I hope that helps.
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Thanks both for checking. Very helpful. Only Porsche...
Old 04-12-2013, 04:48 PM
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that bracket is no longer used...in the later 944 turbos....6mm nuts and bolts are used instead.....vinnie
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My Turbo S did not have that when I pulled the oil cooler.
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Originally Posted by Vincent C.
that bracket is no longer used...in the later 944 turbos....6mm nuts and bolts are used instead.....vinnie
That is what my car had and I've thought all this time it was incorrect. Looks like my 86 was updated by the PO.
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Made my own. Cut a piece off a one inch flat bar, drilled and tapped for the studs, screwed the studs only half way into the holes, so I could spot weld them in place. Then ground the welds flat, powder coated the base, and Viola!

Edit: seemed to be some problem uploading pictures tonight -- will try again later...
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Originally Posted by Tom M'Guinn
Made my own. Cut a piece off a one inch flat bar, drilled and tapped for the studs, screwed the studs only half way into the holes, so I could spot weld them in place. Then ground the welds flat, powder coated the base, and Viola!

Edit: seemed to be some problem uploading pictures tonight -- will try again later...
This thread is worthless with out pictures
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Originally Posted by Tom M'Guinn
Made my own. Cut a piece off a one inch flat bar, drilled and tapped for the studs, screwed the studs only half way into the holes, so I could spot weld them in place. Then ground the welds flat, powder coated the base, and Viola!

Edit: seemed to be some problem uploading pictures tonight -- will try again later...
Posting for Tom
He made this for the oil cooler assembly
( Quite a job I must say!! ) Good as the factory part
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Just for posterity - nice piece that Tom made up though...


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Josh, if you have that part sitting around, would you mind posting its dimensions? Length, width, thickness, distance between stud centers, and stud height? When I start my multi-billion dollar 951 oil cooler mounting plate reproduction business, I want them to be accurate knock offs. Looks like my plate is a bit wider than the original...
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Originally Posted by Tom M'Guinn
Josh, if you have that part sitting around, would you mind posting its dimensions? Length, width, thickness, distance between stud centers, and stud height? When I start my multi-billion dollar 951 oil cooler mounting plate reproduction business, I want them to be accurate knock offs. Looks like my plate is a bit wider than the original...
Yours does look a bit wider ....
I don't think it should matter as it goes in from behind but it may show more
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Mine fits fine - I made it in situ not knowing the original dimensions.
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See where it goes on the back of the oil cooler tab ?
As long as its not thicker than those washer spacers You should be good
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