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Good book for better understanding 930 motor

I'm looking for literature that will help me better understand the CIS 930 motor, especially helping identify all the additional plumbing and senders. Anyone have a referral? Thank you in advance.

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I would recommend the book Bosch CIS by James Weber. It is not exclusive to covering just the 930. It covers the CIS in general along with the WUR. The book has great illustrations and excellent servicing advice.
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Thank you Stephanie. I have that one, and it's a good one, but I really want something to better understand the turbo aspect of the 911. All the "new to me" hoses, senders, etc. I'm a little surprised that there isn't anything else out there except for the shop manual. Of course the Pelican community has been a great source of info over the years, but since I just acquired my first 930, I'd like to better understand the path ahead.

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