YOUR RESEARCHVacum valve question - 986 Forum - The Community for Porsche Boxster & Cayman Owners
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Boxster 2003 s . Hi. I have my engine redy to but back in the car. I think i found every connection , just not surtain About this vacuum valve. Does anyone know were it goes and If its suppose to have a hose connected? As i recall it was close to the throttle and didnt have Hose where there is no hose 🙂. Very happy for suggestions so i can get on with it B.r Per
It looks like there is a broken off piece where the vacuum hose *should* be plugged into the grey valve, at the top (in the photo) perpendicular to the hose coming out the top. Is there a hose not connected anywhere that has a piece of grey plastic in it? I don't know if it will help, since you would not have an SAI, but this thread has some helpful information in it.
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