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I have a line that seems to be detatched to.the left of the T.
It's the group of vaccum lines right in the middle close to the firewall does anyone e know what should be connected there ? - I am lookingfor a diagram and trying to figure out what pipe should be there in the left side of the T, looks like I am missing a hose ??
can anyone help ...see pics ! Kind of where my leftmost finger is pointing... There is a t with three hoses the left port has no pipe to it
A hint on asking questions like this on the forum:
1. It helps a whole bunch if we have some clue (clew in the UK) what year/model your Cayenne is. They are somewhat different since there are about 5-6 different engines used in different models. Diesels, gas, hybrid..
2. A bit more context might be useful - a photo showing the general area you're asking about would help narrow down where people might start looking to answer your question.
3. Marking up your detailed photo might be useful - if you're using a Windows PC a free program called Irfanview is wonderful for this purpose - it has drawing tools making it simple to highlight an item. It took me a while to figure out what you meant by "leftmost finger"..
On one model there is a T at the rear of the engine where one leg of the T isn't used, and has a plugged stub hose coming off it. I seem to recall it being the normally-aspirated V8 engine, but it might be the turbo.. someone will know.
It's a.2011 cayenne turbo ...I will.mark up and add more.pics. there is a t on the left near a vaccum pump which is stubbed, but I am looking for a hose that seems to be disonnected from the t in the middle behind the intake.
It's supposed to be plugged in to the other vacuum line right below it that loops around the engine harness. Here are some close ups of that area from my 2011 CTT. A cheap usb/wifi snake camera might help you see behind there better, or even a small inspection mirror.
I can't even find that entire section of vaccum pipe...and today my small elbow fell off. Went to.porshe dealerd gotgot diagrams but still can't identify....I think the intake needs to come off
1. It helps a whole bunch if we have some clue (clew in the UK) what year/model your Cayenne is. PETROL 2011 USA CAYENNE TURBO
2. A bit more context might be useful - a photo showing the general area you're asking about would help narrow down where people might start looking to answer your question. BACK OF INTAKE NEAR FIREWALL, There is a disconnected T to teh rear left of the image, I am sure there was a hose to it, but now its gone.
3. Marking up your detailed photo might be useful - if you're using a Windows PC a free program called Irfanview is wonderful for this purpose - it has drawing tools making it simple to highlight an item. It took me a while to figure out what you meant by "leftmost finger" .. OK Will update image with some better and clear ones
Thanks for your comments
Originally Posted by deilenberger
Chetured - welcome to the forum.
A hint on asking questions like this on the forum:
1. It helps a whole bunch if we have some clue (clew in the UK) what year/model your Cayenne is. They are somewhat different since there are about 5-6 different engines used in different models. Diesels, gas, hybrid..
2. A bit more context might be useful - a photo showing the general area you're asking about would help narrow down where people might start looking to answer your question.
3. Marking up your detailed photo might be useful - if you're using a Windows PC a free program called Irfanview is wonderful for this purpose - it has drawing tools making it simple to highlight an item. It took me a while to figure out what you meant by "leftmost finger"..
On one model there is a T at the rear of the engine where one leg of the T isn't used, and has a plugged stub hose coming off it. I seem to recall it being the normally-aspirated V8 engine, but it might be the turbo.. someone will know.
They're only marginally useful - they show the parts - not how the plumbing all hooks together and the flow in the plumbing. The second sheet shows a part your turbo doesn't have - the mechanism on the rear of the intakes - that is for non-turbo models to vary the length of the intakes (and tune them for different RPM..)
Back in the old days - there used to be diagrams (under the hood actually) that showed all of the stuff and what it connected to..
Back in the old days - there used to be diagrams (under the hood actually) that showed all of the stuff and what it connected to..
I remember those, back when we had EGR and little else. Today if they still did that, the underside of the hood would probably be a total vinyl wrap with the diagram flowing all over it!
2011 cayenne turbo, anyone know where the vacuum nipple on this PCV spider hose connects to? It was open to atmosphere. Can’t find a line near it, or an open vac hose. This is the front driver side of a US left hand drive CTT.
Last edited by AllroadRSC5; 03-22-2019 at 09:57 PM.
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10-14-2018, 01:20 PM
Vacuum Line help
