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Old 01-12-2014, 02:50 PM   #3
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My best guess is the timing is off. Maybe try advancing or retarding it by 5 degrees or so and see what happens.
2003 Boxster 3.2. Are you referring to the valve timing? It was spot on though that is one thing I'm going to have to double check if the old gas thing doesn't work out.

I'm thinking I can empty the tank by pulling the rear pressure line and powering the tank pump with jumpers That serves the double purpose of emptying the high pressure side and the tank.
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