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Low Boost

I have a recently purchased 1987 Turbo 944 which is intermittently (50% of the time) only producing 1.2 - 1.3 Bar boost instead of the usual 1.8. Is this likely to be caused by the cycling valve and if so can I replace it with a non porsche part? Sorry if the question is dumb as I am new to turbo engines.

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You should read some of the old posts on the CV, waste gate and KLR etc. on this board (use the search function). I know this sounds tedious but it will help you understand how the car's boost sytem works.Then you can ask better questions
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its going into 'limp home mode'. you need to build a simple LED diagnostic and it will tell you what is failing when it does that. i am putting my money on a loose electrical connection at the cycling valve and/or knock sensor, or a bad knock sensor.

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