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Posts posted by cesarblanco
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Thank you very much for your support, RFM, I appreciated a lot your help.
I have removed the manifold to install it again very carefully (with new gaskets). In addition to that I will check the other two points you mentioned as possible origin of the problem. The thin plastic tubes into the V of the engine is this coolant vent line (94810601693) Picture 1? And the small leak somewhere between both MAF and the manifold could be in this part (Picture 2)?
Thank you
César
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Hello, after coolant pipe replacement in a S V8 the engine sounds like this and I can feel small vibrations. I would appreciate any advice.
Regards
César
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Hello, according to the Porsche workshop manual here are the torque (first and second tight) and which order to follow
First tighten 10 Nm
Second 15 Nm
Vibrations and bad sound after coolant Pipe Replacement
in 9PA, 9PA1 (Cayenne, Cayenne S, Cayenne Turbo, Cayenne Turbo S)
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PROBLEM SOLVED.
Thank you for all responses. After reinstall the manifold very carefully with the help of a friend, now everything seems to work OK. In my first installation, with no help, probably the gasket at the rear side was bent slightly.
Here the engine with the new sound:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=PjOowlPzDoQ
Thank you for your support!