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Diverter Valve replacement

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wross996TT Member

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I have a 2004 996TT. It has been suggested that I replace the stock diverter valve with a billet diverter valve. I'm sure there are steps to do this posted somewhere, but I have failed to find them. Instructions would be helpful (or is this not a DIY item?). Thanks.

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Stephen at ImagineAuto posted instructions on his site. ImagineAuto Click on the "how to's/tips" and then on "BOV install"

It's a tight job but not too difficult. Good luck :D

AWE Tuning also has a pdf on the bailey's DV install AWE Tuning

Click on "Bailey DV30 install" then choose the bottom "instructions" link

-Glen

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wross996TT Member

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Thanks Dr. T. I knew someone had put the instructions together somewhere.

Anyone know a Porsche mechanic in the metro Denver area?

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ar38070 Member

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Why do you want to change it? If you have done other engine mods then ok. If not and it is working fine then I would not change it while the car is under warranty.

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