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Tandem Pump
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askgeez
Albert Park
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Having been through the aggro of replacing one on my gen1 I know where it is on the car ....
Had my gen2 on the lift this week whilst X pipe was fitted.
It definitely has a tandem pump,
It looks the same, complete with brown rust :frustrated:
uh:
No idea if design has changed.
Had my gen2 on the lift this week whilst X pipe was fitted.
It definitely has a tandem pump,
It looks the same, complete with brown rust :frustrated:
uh: No idea if design has changed.
askgeez
Albert Park
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squelch said:
I am going to Bicester :thumb:
to avoid a thread hijack on the tandem pump, reply over here if you want :
http://911uk.com/viewtopic.php?t=93545&start=2040
Warning - there are different types of tandem pump
**** Apologies - I meant to post this under the previous tandem pump question thread*****
There are 2 different tandem pumps that Porsche fitted to the Gen 2 997 - one of 97mm diameter and one of 90mm diameter. Mine is a July 2010 C2 and has the larger 97mm pump. I'm not sure if there is definitive statement on which pump is fitted to which model..but defo worth checking your VIN with Porsche to find out what pump to order
Hope this helps
**** Apologies - I meant to post this under the previous tandem pump question thread*****
There are 2 different tandem pumps that Porsche fitted to the Gen 2 997 - one of 97mm diameter and one of 90mm diameter. Mine is a July 2010 C2 and has the larger 97mm pump. I'm not sure if there is definitive statement on which pump is fitted to which model..but defo worth checking your VIN with Porsche to find out what pump to order
Hope this helps
There are 2 different tandem pumps that Porsche fitted to the Gen 2 997 - one of 97mm diameter and one of 90mm diameter. Mine is a July 2010 C2 and has the larger 97mm pump. I'm not sure if there is definitive statement on which pump is fitted to which model..but defo worth checking your VIN with Porsche to find out what pump to order
Hope this helps
Hope this helps
Thanks for the replies chaps.
Found this http://www.design911.co.uk/fu/prod129645/Porsche-Vacuum-Pump-9A111009005-9A111009006/
Which is for the Gen2 bit cheaper than the ones for the Gen 1 cars also.
Found this http://www.design911.co.uk/fu/prod129645/Porsche-Vacuum-Pump-9A111009005-9A111009006/
Which is for the Gen2 bit cheaper than the ones for the Gen 1 cars also.
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