YOUR RESEARCHHow do I connect the brake Vacuum line to the tandem pump? Porsche dealer was no help
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So I'm rebuilding a 2007 Porsche Cayman base and some of the engine parts are missing and need some help. I think I'm missing something I hope you can help maybe a pic so I know what to look for. I have the plenum vacuum line, I have the brake vacuum line, and the tandem pump, but no way of connecting everything together. I called two Porsche Deals and they both didn't have a clue on what the part was or a part number.
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