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Thread for removing AAR

Hi guys,

Looking for a thread related to removing the auxiliary air regulator. Specifically on how to remove, what needs taken off to get to it. 76 911s Looking thru archives right now!!!


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Old 07-14-2005, 12:34 PM
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IIRC, it's just held on by a couple of 6 mm Allen heads to intake runner #5 or 6. Just undo these, unplug the electrical connector, and loosen the two hose clamps on either end and you're done. HTH,

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Thanks for the feedback, back to the garage!
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Is there anything thats needs to be moved out of the way prior to unscrewing the 6mm
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Possibly the A\C compressor, but mine's been gone so long I can't remember... Just locate the part and it should be pretty obvious what to do...

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You are talking about removing and replacing? If not you've got a big air leak to deal with.

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