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Boxster 986 Inlet manifold vacuum lines


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I wonder if you can help me determine the location of the vacuum lines in the rubber connectors on the intake tubes?

 

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In the attached image above, the front tube (flapper?) has a butterfly valve controlled by vacuum and then in the rubber connecting tube (right hand side in this photo) there is a vacuum take off.

 

The rubber connecting tube on the left hand side also has a vacuum take off (see photo below), should this be on the tube connected to the throttle body (rear) or on the tube at the front?  I think it should be on the tube connected to the throttle body, but I can't find an image anywhere to confirm.

 

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I think that the vacuum take off at the bottom of the picture (above) might be on the flapper tube and not the throttle body tube.  I am not sure how much difference this would make?

 

Hopefully someone can set me straight.

 

 

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