PSE Problem
PSE Problem
I have a 2003 C4s with Porsche Sport Exhaust. The light on the PSE switch is now on and cannot be turned off. The exhaust is constantly in "quiet mode" as well. Any ideas? relay, switch, etc.? I haven't found anything on this issue.
Thanks for the help. I miss the rumble!
Thanks for the help. I miss the rumble!
The cutover switch should be mounted on a bracket near the positive charging lug on the right side of the engine compartment. I can't find a picture right now.
If you are a member of renntech.org you can download the TSB on this install.
If you are a member of renntech.org you can download the TSB on this install.
I found your diagram that you posted on Rennlist, and located the cutover valve aka switch over valve. It is connected. I followed all of the vacuum tubing as well and it all seems to be intact.
The switch would have to be connected to provide the vacuum to close the valves, but it could be defective.
Try removing the wires from the switch and see if it releases the vacuum and the valve close (loud position). If the valves don't open then that might indicate the cutover switch has gone bad.
Try removing the wires from the switch and see if it releases the vacuum and the valve close (loud position). If the valves don't open then that might indicate the cutover switch has gone bad.
The switch would have to be connected to provide the vacuum to close the valves, but it could be defective.
Try removing the wires from the switch and see if it releases the vacuum and the valve close (loud position). If the valves don't open then that might indicate the cutover switch has gone bad.
Try removing the wires from the switch and see if it releases the vacuum and the valve close (loud position). If the valves don't open then that might indicate the cutover switch has gone bad.
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Dharn, thanks for the help on this. Your suggestion of unplugging the switch over valve worked. The muffler was loud again, but the PSE switch stayed lit. Is it safe to assume it's the switch over Valve I need to replace, and not the relay?
If the switchover valve opens when you remove the wires/power from it I am thinking that it is not the valve but more likely the relay. But I might try to disconnect the tip switch first. The tip switches trigger relays. It might be possible for one of the switches to,go bad and send a constant signal to the relay (I am not an electrical engineer so I am guessing here). It is pretty easy to pop out the batwing trim. Then disconnect the wire socket on the back of the switch and see if the valve open. If not then the relay would be the next thing to try, but I think you will have to replace it to see.
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