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image.jpg Hello does any one know what this white unit is for? There is a brown connector which I have a wire which a mouse bitten through! Doesn't seem to effect the car I have a 1999 c4 cabrio
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YOUR RESEARCHHELP!! Need to find out what this wire is for
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POST 5Original post
I wonder if it's a Tank Vent Valve which vents fuel vapors back into the intake tract? Can you tell where the lines go? Does one go back into the intake?
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I will have a look tomorrow in the day night just hope the mouse didn't eat anything else
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Ok I have found out what it is CHANGE-OVER VALVE, CHANGE-OVER FLAP (INDUCTION PIPE) 7.22280.02.0 BY PIERBURG I guess I better find the other wire and repair it
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Put a few mouse traps loaded with Blue Cheese under the car. That will sort the mice out haha. "AAAAH this tastes much better than brown WHALLOP squeak" hahaha "Why has my head fallen off?"
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Change over valve. The is one for the flap in the intake plenum and on Eiffel you have PSE. From the pictures which show that one located by the electrical box near the power steering pump it is the one for the PSE. Do you have PSE? You can probably just slice the wire.
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yes i have PSE, so the other end will be connected to the PSE? thanks i will check
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For ongoing problems, I would highly recommend www.rataway.com . I used this after we found a big mouse nest in my wife's CL55 engine compartment. Caused a bit of damage. 4 years later, no sign of any more mice. I need to do this on my 911TT, just in case. Thanks for the reminder!
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