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Fuel filter "Filter King", 85mm
Product number: 010-1259

Ready for immediate shipment, delivery time: 1-3 days, abroad + bulky goods longer delivery time

€159.00*
Replacement filter, "Filter King", 67mm
Product number: 010-1258-03

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€14.50*
Replacement filter, "Filter King", 85mm
Product number: 010-1259-03

Ready for immediate shipment, delivery time: 1-3 days, abroad + bulky goods longer delivery time

€18.50*
Retainer, fuel filter "Filter King"
Product number: 010-1258-08

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Petrol taps and fuel lines for the Porsche

Petrol cock, petrol line for Porsche 968

The Petrol cock, petrol line section for the Porsche 968 covers this specific area of the parts catalogue. Its position in the catalogue is Porsche 968 / Exhaust, Heating, Tank / Petrol cock, petrol line. A category name identifies the type of component, but it does not guarantee that every individual item fits every version of the vehicle.

When choosing Petrol cock, petrol line, the exact component group and installation position matter. The section helps narrow the search to a defined group of parts. Check the details of each individual item; cars may differ by specification, previous repairs or modifications.

Choosing the correct component and version

Within the Porsche catalogue, Petrol cock, petrol line for the Porsche 968 belongs to Exhaust, Heating, Tank. This classification helps you narrow your search to the right assembly instead of comparing unrelated parts from other vehicle areas.

A component should not merely look similar to the old one; it must be suitable for the intended installation. Compare dimensions, connections, fastening points, side or position and any additional parts required. Photographs alone are not always enough to establish compatibility.

When to inspect existing parts

For engine components, installation position, connections, sealing faces and the version of existing assemblies may all matter. Establish whether a leak, mechanical wear or a neighbouring component is the actual cause before ordering a replacement.

Before ordering, identify which component actually needs attention. Where applicable, check for damage, corrosion, wear, loose fittings or missing parts. On a restored or modified vehicle, inspect the existing assembly instead of relying solely on the model designation.

Checks before installation

Do not base a repair solely on the general model name: photographs, dimensions and any available reference number make identification more reliable.

Use these four checks when preparing your selection:

  • Identify the existing component and its exact mounting location.
  • Compare dimensions, connectors and fastening points with the item details.
  • Inspect adjacent components and any additional fittings required.
  • Follow the individual product information and relevant repair instructions.

Selecting the right item

For context within the same assembly, you can also compare the sections Fuel tank cap, filling, Exhaust sports, add-on-parts. Whether further parts are needed depends on the actual vehicle and the work you plan to perform.

Choose the specific version of Petrol cock, petrol line that meets the repair or restoration requirement. Colour, finish, material, handedness and package contents matter only where they are relevant to the particular item. Safety-critical work requires competent installation and inspection.

For a wider overview, see parts for Porsche 968 and Porsche parts catalogue. These verified shop sections help you navigate the relevant Porsche parts.

Frequently asked questions: Petrol cock, petrol line

Before ordering, photograph the installation point and the existing version, record visible markings and check the relevant dimensions. Also consider fasteners, seals and neighbouring parts that might be needed. Replacing components without first locating the cause can create unnecessary work.

How do I identify the correct Petrol cock, petrol line?

Match the installation location, existing component and individual product specifications.

Does every item in this section fit every Porsche 968?

No. Vehicle specification, previous modifications and different component versions may affect suitability.

What should I compare before ordering?

Check dimensions, connections, fixings and, where relevant, finish and accessories.

When should existing components be checked?

When something is damaged, not functioning as intended or being restored.

What matters during installation?

Follow the product information and appropriate technical repair instructions.