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Try 0780
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According to the parts list those are no longer used. The screws are sufficient.
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Model and year plus engine type please?
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I am having code P1373 on my 2012 997.2 TT Cab, PDK, I recently replaced #1 cylinder Coil as I had a code for a bad #1 coil and a horrible misfire under load, car would barely move. Ran good for well over a month once #1 coil was replaced and then the light came on under on a easy Sunday drive, pulled code and now I am getting a P1373 code. Maybe should have replaced all coils and plugs but it was a job just getting #1 coil out. Even though the light is on the car doesn't seem to run bad that I can notice. Cannot find any vehicle specific info on this code on-line. Anyone have this issue and what was the resolution?
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Multiple Pcodes 1133 1126 2177 2187 2179 Where to start?
Loren replied to sobefun's topic in Cayman, Cayman S (987C1)
P1133 Lambda control adaptation FRAU (lower load range) - below limit value or above limit value Possible fault causes - Incorrect main filling signal from hot-film mass air flow meter - Fuel pressure too high - Injection valve faulty (dripping) - Tank vent faulty (does not close completely) or Possible fault causes - Intake system leaking (secondary air) - Incorrect main filling signal from hot-film mass air flow meter - Leak in exhaust system - Fuel pressure too low - Fuel injector faulty (stuck) - Fuel pump delivery too low P1126 Lambda control- 1 reply
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Low fuel pressure - either a leak or a worn out fuel pump.
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BIG STINKY...
Loren replied to Mitch Leland's topic in 996 Series (Carrera, Carrera 4, Carrera 4S, Targa)
That looks like the battery vent tube - perhaps fallen down from the battery tray. Early batteries needed a vent sinc ethey were inside (mostly) closed compartment. Later AGM batteries do not require a vent.
