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Posted

my 2000 996 with 157000 miles on it, sounds like a jet engine at cold start. and the sound goes away with in 30 sec or so.

no light on in the dash, and it runs great.

any idea ?

Posted
That is your air pump for emissions -- normal.

thanks loren

so i just leave it alone ?? it is getting louder

Posted
I would compare it to other Boxsters - perhaps you just notice it more - or perhaps it has a bearing going.

ok thanks it is a 996 and yes for sure it has been louder others notice it also and asked me what it was so it is loud.

easy job to replace ?

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Removing secondary air pump (USA vehicles only)

Undo the starter ground cable on the body. Open the spring band clamp using commercially available spring-band clamp pliers and push to the rear. Undo the three fastening screws on the secondary air pump. Disconnect electrical connection and remove pump from vehicle.

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Removing secondary air pump (USA vehicles only)

Undo the starter ground cable on the body. Open the spring band clamp using commercially available spring-band clamp pliers and push to the rear. Undo the three fastening screws on the secondary air pump. Disconnect electrical connection and remove pump from vehicle.

thank you sir

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