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Old 09-08-2016, 06:12 PM   #1
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This is the thread I was referring to where the OP talks about smoke on the left handers that got me wondering about the scavenge pumps, especially on bank 1. I know installing incorrectly is easily done and was going to suggest checking since it is easily determined if installed correctly or not. Apparently incorrect installation was the problem and could be an issue with this one as well. The thread attached shows how to identify. Hope this helps.

http://986forum.com/forums/performance-technical-chat/61695-huge-smoke-screen-my-boxster-track-day-2.html
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Is there an easy solution to checking the health of the scavenging pumps?

Car also seems to be making more startup noise than usual. Not that oil consumption might be related or anything.
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If you could describe or record the start up noises it may help diagnosis. Noting the oil grade used in your engine may lure the undesirables into the thread, so keep it quiet ?
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Is there an easy solution to checking the health of the scavenging pumps?

Car also seems to be making more startup noise than usual. Not that oil consumption might be related or anything.
If this were mine the first thing I'd is get under the car and make sure the pumps are clocked correctly. There is no pressure test etc. that can be done. They are easy to remove and inspect though.
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