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Diverter Valves

gpt817

By gpt817
in 996 TT, 996 TT S, 996 GT2

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gpt817 Member

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Can anyone send me a DIY on how to install diverter valves for my 996 turbo? Thank you and will appreciate your response.

jpflip Member

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The installation of the diverter valves and F hose is really simple. But to reach everything it is a bit difficult. That is why you got the possibility of lowering the engine to get a better access. see these links... Lowering the engine and this one is a pdf for valves removal: Diverter valves replacement. I did exactly like mention in those two links and it work like a charm... Good luck.

jpflip Member

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can you install the new dv's on the original "f" hose ?!?

I have installed agency power diverter valves and they fit OEM "F" hose...

gpt817 Member

gpt817

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can you install the new dv's on the original "f" hose ?!?

Yes, you can use your original F hose for the new after market diverter valves.

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Stevenorcal Member

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If you lower the engine is it possible to exchange the turbo hoses and F hose without removing the rear bumper cover? I have a set of samco and in the DYI section it says this needs to be done but thinking it might not if engine is lowered?

What do you think?

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alex_55

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If you lower the engine is it possible to exchange the turbo hoses and F hose without removing the rear bumper cover? I have a set of samco and in the DYI section it says this needs to be done but thinking it might not if engine is lowered?

What do you think?

for the F hose you don't need to remove the rear bumper but for the rest of hoses i don't know

maybe this helps

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