Vacuum in Boxster
 

Hi, I was wondering what Vacuum in boxster engine serve to?
is it only an anti-pollution thing when engine is cold just like most of europeen car?

Or does the engine really use vacuum to get better performance?

My car is at the garage and they told me it's a vacuum problem, but they din't finished the diagnostic. Can it be something bad?

Thanks

Sorry but are you referring to the air pump used for the secondary air injection system?

My 1999 is in the shop right now with a vacuum problem.
After a while I had to rev the car to 2000rpm from starts, and the engine had trouble turning over, then the CEL came on. I took it in, and one of the hoses somewhere was leaking and the vacuum in the engine was not working and caused the problems listed above. They fixed the hose and the car worked great, but then after a few days the CEL came on again because the new hose was creating to much of a vacuum.
I would take the car into the shop before you start experiencing problems. Getting the hose replaced cost $600 total, so yes it can be pretty bad.