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Old 10-09-2006, 09:24 PM
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Originally Posted by ew928
Hmmm.
So what story to fabricate to the emissions inspector that that is not an empty pulley but a spacer because the 928 oil pan forces the alternator to have to be placed so far forward.
The extra pulley is for older car with mechanical fans instead of your S4 with the electric fans...
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Old 10-09-2006, 11:36 PM
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Default Airbox hookup

So that's what that air hose to the underside of the airbox connection is for. Wasn't till 2nd or 3rd year of ownership when told there's a airtube connection on the pasenger side. Had been running for over 2 years with the input tube just flopping under the air-box.

Major OUCH on the Merc emissions equipment.
Er can you adapt the electric clutch setup to fire up a SC like the current Mercedes SC setup that decouples scrollers at idle.

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Stock. It's all stock inspector. It can that way from the factory.

Originally Posted by PorKen
Cars with electric air pumps only run on startup, to afterburn any gas, and also heat up the cats. Our Mercedes has a electric clutched, belt driven fan - $1000 to replace!

All 928 air pumps run all the time. On decel, pumped air is diverted to the airbox, so as to avoid backfiring in the cat.
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