Hi All, Just upgraded from a 964 to a C4S! 1st question (!) - the sports exhaust is quite slow to switch from sports to normal - takes about 30 seconds at least. Is that normal? Sure I tried one where it switched instantly. Is a solenoid that switches it or the exaust gas?? thanks Tim
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Not normal. Mine is a factory ordered PSE and it switches immediately. I'm guessing you have a vacuum leak.
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+1.... sounds like a vac leak. It should switch instantly.
+3 It should be virtually instantaneous.
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