Eric_75

Been surching posts most of the day and didn't find a part number.

Guess I'll take the picture to the collection down the street. There my closest Porsche dealer. There not to friendly when your not buying a new Ferrari - let alone trying to find a $10 part.

sandwedge

Call Suncoast and have them mail it to you. They're friendly even if you don't buy anything.

http://e-partssales.com/Merchant2/merchant.mvc?

Rolf Stumberger

I would not disconnect any vacuum tubing.

You get the same result (PSE on all the time) by just unplugging
the 12 volt power connection to the solenoid valve ( the orange plug )

It takes just a few seconds , you don't have to buy anything and
no worries about possible leaking vacuum tubing which will give you a CEL or worse.

Bob in NY

Rolf is correct, it's takes 2 seconds to disconnect the orange plug and you get a deeper sound than using the PSE on function.

jhbrennan

Plus you're not fooling with the vacuum system.

colonel

All methods will work.

I had an 05 which the PSE was installed later. I didn't install the switch, so I just manually connect/disconnect the tubes to turn on and off. Worked fine. Now I have an 06 with PSE already came with the car. I either disconnect the swtich or tubes and plug the tubes. No problem at all.
So, do whatever you like.

Eric_75

Can anybody assist with which vacum hose and location the vacum valve is spliced into. It's the first pictures of this post #1 and #2. Is it the T connector going into the switch with the orange connector?? as in post #18

I bought the air check valve (p/n 96411095001) and hose piece (99923904040)

Thanks
Eric

mmmazing

Hello,
Is this for cars with PSE only? I have a 2010 without PSE and cant find this orange plug.

Thanks,

Alex

GHills

pse only