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  1. Reborn996
    Okay, after clearing the P0452 CEL multiple times I finally purschased the tank pressure sensor to fix this. However, I have no clue how to install it... Does anyone have any information on where this sensor is located and how to get to it? I believe the dealer said it was on top of the gas tank next to the sending unit. Is that under the battery tray? Thanks, David
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  2. Schnell Gelb
    The generic version(+upgraded) of the "Porsche" maintainer has been mentioned by JFP and others many times. It is the Cteck MUS 4.3. No 100% Porsche tax. Based on JFP's suggestions I bought the entire kit over a year ago - works perfectly on any car.There is a much cheaper version w/o all the extras also. https://www.amazon.com/LIMITED-CTEK-BATTERY-CHARGER-EXTENSION/dp/B00D8DTG6U
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  3. usaf-lt-g
    You could use a hair dryer to heat up the tube a little bit. Also, did you disconnect the tube from the other side? I found it easier if it's disconnected from both ends. A lot of people had trouble taking the tube out and putting it back in. Mine came out with a little wiggling and went in without too much fuss. Good luck! azzar0. Finally got it! Thanks for the help! ;) Actually I was trying to put it on by leaning over the driver's side at an angle and pushing it on. I found it snapped right in, once I took off my shoes, crawled to the middle of the car, and then used both hands to push it on. I also cleaned up the engine bay a bit of all the dust and grease. Much better now ;)
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