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Help on Error Code P1682

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i have a 2007 997.1 C4S without the Xm1 performance package.  

 

Using Durametric, I am getting error code P1682 (Secondary Air Valve Final Stage).  I believe this error is preventing my car to not complete the Smog Drive Cycle. 

 

I have searched the web for hours and it appears that there are just 2 entries on the web and they relate to the PSE (which I don't have). 

 

Things I have done:

1. I have already pulled the Kombi valve, cleaned it, and verified I can blow air thru it.  

2.  Using Durametric, I can activate the air pump.

3.  I have pulled and cleaned the electrical switch valve. It opens once I apply 12v to it.

 

I thank everyone ahead of time.   Man, I can't imagine that I'm the 2nd person in the world having this issue. 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

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