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Old 09-28-2017, 01:45 PM
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Default Intake Manifold vacuum leak - P0171 then P0300

Been chasing a lean condition on our 75k mile 2003 Boxster S. It started throwing P0171 & P0174 codes so I replaced both forward O2 sensors, didn't fix the lean condition...

Then it started to idle rough and threw misfire codes P0300, P0302, P0303 & P0304. It was time for new plugs so I also installed new coil packs. Ran well for a bit then the rough idle returned, so I started looking for intake manifold leaks. The passenger rear of the intake manifold has a vacuum connection that was 80% torn. I can't seem to find the proper replacement part and many of the pictures I've found show this connection is blocked off.

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More info... This line doesn't seem to exist on the parts diagrams I've seen. Car has the chicktronic transmission (wife's car) so maybe that's the difference?

Part #6 below is a block off plate with no line connection. On ours the line runs under the manifold and connects to driver side front line #3.

http://www.einmaligparts.com/zoomify...04/pg_0046.jpg
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Found the part, #21 Venturi tube.
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did this solve the idle?
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All fixed and running great again.

Because of the mileage I went down the ignition parts replacement bunny hole before seriously listening for leaks...



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