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Old 04-05-2016, 11:41 AM   #11
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After more reading, it looks like it may be the crankcase vent (breather) tube that connects between the PCV valve and the AOS. If it was disconnected, it may really screw up the air/fuel mixture at idle. Can anyone verify the location of that tube?
Tada,

I am not sure how old is your car, but on my '07 the "accordion type" hose (link below) was cracked, loosing vacuum (and making a mess..), this hose connects the PCV located under the driver side intake plenum to the AOS

I also remember that when I remove it, it also pulled a connector that is in the same area (some type of sensor), just be sure that you plug the connector again if this hapens

https://www.fcpeuro.com/products/porsche-engine-crankcase-breather-hose-boxster-14743006001?utm_source=FCP%2BEuro%2BCustomers&utm_campaign=0b9b152c3b-Porsche_Breather_Kits&utm_medium=email&utm_term=0_01ec419f56-0b9b152c3b-206933345
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