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Pdwight 06-03-2019 07:40 PM

AOS Change-out and that Blue lever
 
Just completed the AOS change out on my Boxster, was getting lots of blue smoke on startup...plus the original one at 81K. To say it was a pain is being nice to migraines. Take your time, clean as you go, lube O rings before reassembly...and most important when you pull that blue lever on the bottom bellows be sure, be real dang sure everything is in place and completely seated. Mine was not when the clip popped off and there we were my grandson and I removing everything all over again and starting over.....but we got it. The old AOS had a huge split in the diaphragm. After changeout, the car idles smooth...no more fluttering and high idle RPM.....fingers crossed.

Starter986 06-04-2019 03:08 AM

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Originally Posted by Pdwight (Post 596837)
Just completed the AOS change out on my Boxster, was getting lots of blue smoke on startup...plus the original one at 81K. To say it was a pain is being nice to migraines. Take your time, clean as you go, lube O rings before reassembly...and most important when you pull that blue lever on the bottom bellows be sure, be real dang sure everything is in place and completely seated. Mine was not when the clip popped off and there we were my grandson and I removing everything all over again and starting over.....but we got it. The old AOS had a huge split in the diaphragm. After changeout, the car idles smooth...no more fluttering and high idle RPM.....fingers crossed.

Yes. All of that.

navair 06-04-2019 05:19 AM

I had the same thing happen. Beer and remorse followed...

Quadcammer 06-04-2019 06:30 AM

Just use a worm clamp on that bottom connection.

Luckyman01 06-04-2019 07:34 AM

In fact, the last one I did myself, the previous one being done at the dealer, I found they used a worm clamp.

Dvaid


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