I had a similar vacuum leak and SAI that would not reset.
Trying to get the 986 smogged in CA.
I had multiple vacuum leaks.
My vacuum reservoir was leaking. I put a vacuum hand pump and gauge on it with the reservoir in place and used long needle nose pliers to get the hose off and connect a test hose directly to the canister. It would not hold vacuum, but the replacement reservoir would hold vacuum.
New reservoir was like $22.
[you have to take the alternator out to reach the reservoir for R&R. I just put the second reservoir in the corner of the engine compartment and left the old one in ther unhooked from the vacuum system.]
I also had the at "L" not in the hole in the rubber part. I used a brass barbed fitting in the rubber manifold and high temp silicon tubing to connect the check valve.
I replace every bit of rubber hose I could with 3mm silicon hose.
I then inserted a vacuum gauge in the system with a "T" fitting. The manual says you should get from 12 to 19 inches of vacuum at idle. I had about 17.
Then all the "MONITORS" went away. If you have a Durametric you can see if the monitor pass or fail.
Be happy to answer any questions or PM me.
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Last edited by boxfix; 01-16-2018 at 07:58 AM.
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