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Retrofitting a PSE Sport exhaust, 4 part video series

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YOUR RESEARCHRetrofitting a PSE Sport exhaust, 4 part video series

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Use 1600mm of polyamide plastic tubing

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Tekalan hose - The Porsche kit uses 1600mm of polyamide plastic tubing.
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Use female spade connectors)

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- Cheap vacuum solenoid (use female spade connectors):
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Use manual switch instead of the factory button

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, using a manual switch instead of the factory button.
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Tekalan hose - The Porsche kit uses 1600mm of polyamide plastic tubing.
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Use female spade connectors)

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- Cheap vacuum solenoid (use female spade connectors):
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Use manual switch instead of the factory button

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, using a manual switch instead of the factory button.
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Here's a video series explaining how to retrofit the Porsche Sport Exhaust on a 987.2 , using a manual switch instead of the factory button. Part 1 - The switch and electrical: The button I used; Billet Automotive Buttons - Design your own custom billet buttons The fuse tap: Sorry! Something went wrong! Part2 - Removing and cleaning up the old exhaust: Part 3 - Installing the PSE PSE kit without button or wiring harness: 987-044-200-03 Electrical connector that fits the Porsche vacuum solenoid: SK25 connector* Sorry! Something went wrong! Porsche check valve (optional): 964-110-950-02-M244 Use the following parts if installing a PSE without the Porsche kit - - Cheap vacuum solenoid (use female spade connectors): Sorry! Something went wrong! - 4mm Silicone vacuum hose: Sorry! Something went wrong! - Two 5/32” Tee connectors Or if you want to piece together the Porsche kit - 2 Tube clips for muffler strut 4 999 591 312 01 1 Clip for hose mount on transmission 999 651 286 01 2 Y piece for vacuum line 928 573 727 03 2 Rubber tube curved 928 574 717 05 1 Bracket for changeover valve 996 111 989 00 1 Changeover solenoid valve 996 605 123 01 5 Mini hose clips 999 512 361 02 Tekalan hose - The Porsche kit uses 1600mm of polyamide plastic tubing. It’s expensive and hard to find, but here’s a source: https://www.belmetric.com/black-pol...-polyamide-hose-c-14_184_1153/rhpoly2x4-polyamide-hard-plastic-2x4mm-p-941.html Wiring loom for cars without sport chrono 987 612 905 01 PSE button for non PASM cars 997 613 129 00 PSE button for PASM equipped cars 997 613 131 00 Part 4 - Sound comparison

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It would be nice if the links/photos above worked!

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Yes, it would be - but that's unlikely to happen. The person posting these videos last visited here in 2019. Directly trying to access the videos via YouTube tells me the videos no longer exist. My WAG is the owner took them down for some reason... but I can't actually ask him since he hasn't been here in a long time. We have no facility to host videos here, and we rather obviously have no control over what users or Youtube do with videos since they aren't under our control. I've also closed this thread so we don't have it keep bouncing to the top of the listings when someone comments it no longer works. I am thinking about deleting it entirely since it's worthless in its current format.

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