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Old 05-21-2015, 02:13 PM   #1
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I'm not sure where the rubbing isolation fittings are. Looks like #3 is one, and #22 is another, where is the last one?

For a quick laugh I would check the prices of the secondary air injection pumps on Pelican Parts:
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Old 05-21-2015, 05:14 PM   #2
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There are (3) of #3s each roughly 120 degrees around the unit.
Those 3 fasteners are what fasten the pump to the bracket.
Remove the one hose on top and the electrical plug and off she comes. Very simple
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Old 05-21-2015, 05:28 PM   #3
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For a quick laugh I would check the prices of the secondary air injection pumps on Pelican Parts:
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That's something else.
For that kind of money, the "Genuine Porsche" part comes with lube, right?
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That's something else.
For that kind of money, the "Genuine Porsche" part comes with lube, right?
It's Genuine Porsche...the Genuine Porsche Lube is bought separately for another $1000 . Funny enough, the original (I'm assuming) pump on my car was a Bosch part, no "Genuine Porsche" stickers on it :P
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I have those same cell's I know my pump works because I can hear it. It has a pretty high pitched whine could this be a problem or is it normal.
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I have those same cell's I know my pump works because I can hear it. It has a pretty high pitched whine could this be a problem or is it normal.
The whine is normal as it should sound like a cheap vacuum cleaner for a couple of minutes.
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I know there is a vacuum leak from the hose going from the intake to the brake booster but I am not sure if this is causing the fault codes.
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