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Throttle body to PS pump rubber buffer

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Replace throttle body and looking at different manuals i realized

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After changing my throttle body and looking at different manuals I realized that there should be some kind of rubber buffer going from the throttle body braket to the PS pump.
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Replace with new buffer part

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The part that is in the picture in place of the buffer is the right part with the buffer missing, grab it with vise grips and remove and replace with new buffer part.
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Replace throttle body and looking at different manuals i realized

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After changing my throttle body and looking at different manuals I realized that there should be some kind of rubber buffer going from the throttle body braket to the PS pump.
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Throttle body to PS pump rubber buffer

Replace with new buffer part

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The part that is in the picture in place of the buffer is the right part with the buffer missing, grab it with vise grips and remove and replace with new buffer part.
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POST 1 / ORIGINAL POSTEROriginal post

-Hi everyone After changing my throttle body and looking at different manuals I realized that there should be some kind of rubber buffer going from the throttle body braket to the PS pump. Actually the hole where should go that buffer is blocked by an insert of some sort... Do you know if its possible to remove that insert and install a new rubber buffer P/N 999-703-265-00 Ive seen PS pump with and without that insert someone can explain? Thanks!

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https://www.5150motorsport.com/bonde...03-265-77.html This looks like the place to acquire the part.

POST 3Original post

I've wondered what went there as mine is missing too.

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The part that is in the picture in place of the buffer is the right part with the buffer missing, grab it with vise grips and remove and replace with new buffer part. easy peasy.

POST 5 / ORIGINAL POSTEROriginal post

Perfect! Porsche is asking 18$ for the part so I will defenately go with your option Hurdi! Just so you know the thread on the metallic part for the buffer is M6. Thanks

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