Porsche Support Bracket for Chain Tensioner Oil Pipe – 911 (83–92) 930-107-342-01-OEM | OEM Engine Oil System

Product Description

Keep your Porsche 911 engine running reliably with the Porsche Support Bracket for Chain Tensioner Oil Pipe (930-107-342-01). This OEM bracket securely anchors the oil pipe to maintain stable routing and prevent vibration, leaks, or metal fatigue in your engine’s timing system. Designed for Porsche 911 models from 1983 to 1992, it ensures consistent oil delivery and chain tensioner operation, preserving performance and extending engine life. Perfect for restorations, rebuilds, or precision maintenance work.

Key Features

• OEM Porsche Engineering – Manufactured to exact Porsche specifications for reliable fit and function

• Secures Oil Pipe Assembly – Keeps chain tensioner oil pipe stable under vibration and pressure

• Prevents Wear and Leaks – Reduces movement that can cause fatigue or oil seepage over time

• Durable Steel Construction – Resistant to corrosion, temperature changes, and engine vibration

• Direct Fit for Porsche 911 (1983–1992) – Simple installation with factory-matched mounting points

• Critical for Timing System Reliability – Maintains consistent oil flow to hydraulic chain tensioners

• Ideal for Rebuilds or Repairs – Recommended replacement during timing chain service or oil line upgrades

Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ)

1. What does the Porsche Support Bracket for Chain Tensioner Oil Pipe do?
It secures the oil pipe connected to the chain tensioner, ensuring the pipe remains in position and preventing vibrations or leaks that can affect oil pressure.

2. Which Porsche models is this bracket compatible with?
It fits Porsche 911 engines produced between 1983 and 1992 equipped with hydraulic chain tensioner systems.

3. Is this an OEM Porsche part?
Yes, this is an OEM-quality bracket built to factory specifications for perfect fitment and long-lasting performance.

4. When should I replace this bracket?
Replace it during timing chain or oil line service, especially if the old bracket shows signs of corrosion, cracking, or deformation.

5. What happens if the oil pipe bracket fails?
If the bracket is damaged or missing, the oil pipe can vibrate excessively, leading to metal fatigue, leaks, or even oil pressure loss that can damage engine components.