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993 secondary air

Provostmotorsports
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we have an 993 that had the secondary air system totaly clogged. We rebuilt the entire top end, new valve guides,the system was totaly cleaned and a new check valve. My question is about the pump itself, we can acuate it with the ps2 and hear it run but when we hold are finger over the air inlet on the air filter it does not seem to be pulling alot of air. So 1,how strong does a good pump pull at this location? 2, Anything else I may be missing? All the vacume lines are located in there proper position's. Thanks in advance....

-Robbie

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The air pumps move a massive amount of air. If the combi valve isn't opening then you won't have flow through the system. Install a vacuum gauge inline with the combi valve to verify the control solenoid and vacuum source to the valve.

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