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SKU: GER-99970737041

Porsche Engine Coolant Pipe O-Ring - German 99970737041

Cayenne

Coolant Pipe Adapter to Distribution Tube

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SKU:
GER-99970737041
FCP Euro ID:
505259
Made in:
Germany
Quality:
Aftermarket

OE Numbers

99970737041

MFG Numbers

99970737041

Product Information

Porsche Engine Coolant Pipe diagram for Cayenne

1 Engine Coolant Pipe - 94810615105

2 POR-90038507201

3 Radiator Drain Plug - 90021900402

4 Engine Oil Drain Plug Gasket - 90012313130

5 Engine Coolant Temperature Sensor - 99660641000

6 Engine Coolant Outlet Gasket - 94810615305

7 OEM-94810604907

8 Engine Coolant Pipe O-Ring - 99970737041

9 Engine Coolant Hose Clamp - 99951238901

10 Engine Coolant Hose - 94810624000

11 Engine Coolant Pipe Adapter - 94810623000

12 Engine Coolant Pipe O-Ring - 99970737041

13 HVAC Heater Pipe - 94810605906

14 Engine Coolant Pipe O-Ring - 99970751741

15 Engine Coolant Pipe O-Ring - 99970751841

16 Engine Coolant Pipe Mount Bracket - 94810625900

17 Engine Coolant Pipe Mount Bracket - 94810626900

18 Engine Coolant Pipe Mount Bushing - 94810627900

19 Bolt - 90038500909

20 Engine Coolant Breather Pipe - 94810601603

21 POR-8E0201449R

22 Multi Purpose Grease - 00004320468

Engine Coolant Pipe O-Ring

An engine coolant pipe o-ring seals the connection between an engine coolant pipe and other engine parts, such as cooling hoses. These o-rings are used at junctions where metal or plastic coolant pipes meet the engine block or cylinder head, ensuring a tight seal. Coolant pipe o-rings usually have a circular cross-section, designed to fit snugly in a groove between the pipe and the engine or hose connection. Occasionally, some auto manufacturers may also use a square-cut o-rings in some applications.

Coolant pipe O-rings are generally made from heat and chemical-resistant materials like nitrile rubber (NBR), silicone, or Viton, all of which are capable of withstanding high temperatures, pressure, and chemical exposure. Nitrile rubber (NBR) O-rings are typically black and are widely used due to their affordability and general resistance to oil and coolant. Silicone O-rings, on the other hand, are often red or orange and are preferred for high-temperature applications because of their superior heat resistance. Viton O-rings, which are often green or brown, offer excellent resistance to a wide range of chemicals, making them ideal for use with various coolants and extreme environments where both heat and chemical exposure are factors.

When installing a new O-ring, it is crucial to ensure that the mating surfaces are clean and free of debris. Lightly lubricating the O-ring with coolant or a compatible lubricant can help ensure a smooth installation and prevent it from tearing or pinching, which would compromise its sealing ability. Regular checks for signs of wear, such as cracks or flattening, can help identify when replacement is necessary to maintain the integrity of the cooling system.

Engine Coolant Pipe O-Ring Failure Symptoms
  • Mysterious water leaks: It’s not uncommon for a coolant pipe o-ring to fail on high mileage older cars. If you have a few drips of coolant on the ground when parking and letting the car cool down, inspect the flanges and seals where the various coolant pipes meet the engine.
  • Physical Damage or Flattening: Sometimes a perfectly sealed pipe flange will leak when reassembled if the pipe is moved or disturbed. Usually, this is because the o-ring was sticky and damaged when removed or flattened with years of heat and coolant exposure making it difficult to seal.
  • Low coolant warning: If enough coolant is leaking from the engine coolant pipe o-ring, then you will get a low coolant warning on the dash. Be sure to top up with the correct coolant to make sure the cooling system stays in working order before the leak is repaired.

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