Fuel Jumper line recall?

[Fejjj951]

I saw this on a FB forum and looks legit. The Carfax report is dated 4/25.

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[Gaspowered]

Thanks for posting that.

Very interesting.

Doing a limited bit of "googlefu" it appears that's from the early 90's.
I'd be really curious if it's still active. It'd be great if it was.

Edit...
My apologies, I didn't see your last picture. It seems it just my be.

Cheers

[Fejjj951]

Thanks for posting that.

Very interesting.

Doing a limited bit of "googlefu" it appears that's from the early 90's.
I'd be really curious if it's still active. It'd be great if it was.

Edit...
My apologies, I didn't see your last picture. It seems it just my be.

Cheers

Several people have recently received recall letters from Porsche as shown above.

[Latitude48]

Is this the fuel line that goes from the fuel pressure regultor up to the fuel rail? If so, I just purchased one by Rennline during a Pelican door buster sale at 33% discount. I suppose this recall could be UK only.

[gb951]

Safety recalls do not expire... You can check your car with the NHTSA website...

https://www.nhtsa.gov/recalls?vymm=wp0zzz95zgn101907

[Latitude48]

Safety recalls do not expire... You can check your car with the NHTSA website...

https://www.nhtsa.gov/recalls?vymm=wp0zzz95zgn101907

Zero open recalls for my 89 turbo in the US.