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Help: Broke the rear vac line on Intake Manifold

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Hello All,

 

I am in the process of changing the starter motor on 2006 Cayenne S.  I tried to be really careful, but the rear vac line where you pinch, broke off. I can't seem to fine where the other end goes.  I was hoping someone can tell me at where the other end is suppose to attach to.

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I think I found it. It looks like part of the venturi hose.  I am gonna just patch for now, and order a new one.  BTW.  Getting the starter out and in wasn't too bad.  I loosen the back plastic support for the three coolant pipes.  I had my daughter pry up just a few mms which was just enough for the starter to clear.

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