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Gclasse
07-06-2017, 03:44 AM
Hello, just found out that the level sensor 2 pin connector is missing from the used HSF4 kit i bought, can anyone point me where i can source the 2 pin connector that is currently on the kit?? otherwise i will repair with a standard connector it but will have to cut and change the level sensor cable end as well.

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By the way, i'll be installing in a 996

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Richard L
07-06-2017, 05:44 PM
The connector is made by tyco or amp. You can use any pair of mating connectors for this

Gclasse
08-06-2017, 04:48 AM
Hey Richard! thanks for the Info.. i ended up using a Molex Male / Female connector plus added a little bit more or cable. Continuity checked on all cables and everything in good shape now!

some pics

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Richard L
08-06-2017, 08:03 AM
Thank for the update... All good.

Gclasse
09-06-2017, 03:37 AM
Richard, can you tell me the dimensions of all the orings used in the system? Also the one that goes on the right angle fitting as well!

Richard L
10-06-2017, 08:07 AM
I don't know the size of the o-ring on the right-angle fitting as we don't make them.
There are many o-rings on the system , be a bit more specific.

Gclasse
13-06-2017, 04:01 AM
Don't worry Richard, Jeff (Howerton engineering) sent me some spare orings on different sizes. All good now!

I don't know the size of the o-ring on the right-angle fitting as we don't make them.
There are many o-rings on the system , be a bit more specific.

Gclasse
13-06-2017, 04:09 AM
Richard, on my setup (porsche), i decided to install the nozzles at both intercoolers sides. Therefore, I placed the FAV close to driver side intercooler and from there I ran the 4mm tubing to a check valve which was then distributed to each intercooler. Refer to pictures included.

On your experience, Is there a concern with the total length of the 4mm used on this setup?

Richard L
13-06-2017, 07:03 AM
I suggest putting an inline checkvalve near the far-away jet to stop water siphoning after lift off.

Gclasse
13-06-2017, 08:48 PM
Got it, ordered one from your website today! thanks

I suggest putting an inline checkvalve near the far-away jet to stop water siphoning after lift off.

Gclasse
14-06-2017, 02:03 PM
Dear Richard

I hope is not late, but there is an error in the order 3534 made on 13th June 2017. I sent you an email with the correct address.




I suggest putting an inline checkvalve near the far-away jet to stop water siphoning after lift off.

Gclasse
22-06-2017, 03:02 AM
Richard, i just completed the installation of the P car 996. Just checking some details here.. when testing spray pattern and SC setting, im having a nice pattern on both 0.9mm nozzles (no leaks) and getting 5 - 6 bars with SC fully CCW, is that normal, OK??

Ill be testing tomorrow at some point!!

Richard L
22-06-2017, 07:11 AM
The SC doesn't appeared to be normal. Can you post a hi-res picture of the underside of the circuit board.

Gclasse
22-06-2017, 03:58 PM
I just did a re-check this morning based on your input! I dialed the SC all the way CW and then move it slowly CCW until i got 5 - 6 bars on the gauge (final SC setting at 9 o'clock). I set the WH dial based on Howerton Engineering failsafe procedure and tested the WL on the street.

WI system seems to be working perfectly, I'm monitoring the car using a COBB Accessport and the AFR is at 10.75 - 11.0 (Third Gear acceleration at 1.2 bar of Boost), in addition, AIT was reduced significantly at WOT.

Im including some pics for reference.