diagram PORSCHE BOXSTER S 2010 2.G Information Manual
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Boxster
Boxster
Boxster
Engine management system 
with electronic throttle.
The electronic engine manage -
ment system ensures optimum 
engine performance under all 
operating conditions. It regulates 
all engine-related functions and 
assemblies (see diagram). The 
results: optimum performance 
and torque with reduced fuel con -
sumption and emissions.
Another important function of the 
system is cylinder-specific knock 
control. Since the six cylinders 
never all work under precisely 
the same conditions, they are 
monitored individually by the 
knock control. If necessary, the 
ignition point is shifted individu -
ally to protect the cylinders and 
pistons at high engine speeds 
and loads. The on-board diagnos -
tics, which are compliant with 
European standards, ensure 
timely detection of any faults and 
defects that may occur in the 
exhaust and fuel system in good 
time and notify the driver  
immediately. This also prevents 
increased pollutant emissions 
and 
unnecessary fuel consumption.
Two-stage resonance intake 
manifold.
The intake manifold with dual-flow 
distributor pipe has an adjustment 
valve which closes and opens at 
set engine speeds. A t wo -stage 
tuning effect creates oscillation 
of the air mass in the intake 
 
system, which in turn generates   
a turbocharging effect and opti -
mises induction.
These t wo effects combine to 
produce higher torque at low 
engine speeds, a flat ter torque 
curve, and increased power   
output at high engine speeds. 
The acoustic properties of the 
system are second to none,   
producing the characteristic   
Boxster sound.
Boxster  |  Drive
Input data Used to regulate/control
Engine management system
ME 7.8/Boxster – SDI 3.1/Boxster S
Engine load
Lambda sensor signals
Engine speed (from crankshaft)
Inlet camshaft phase angle
Knock sensor signals
Vehicle speed
Pressures
– Engine oil
–  Fuel
–  Ambient air
Air-conditioning settings 
Accelerator pedal
Temperatures
– Coolant
–  Intake air
–  Air in engine compartment
–  Engine oil
–  Ambient air
Ignition
Heating of lambda sensors
Fuel pump (Boxster)/fuel pumps 
controlled on - demand (Boxster S)
Camshaft position
Fuel-tank venting
Engine fan
Starter
Continuously variable oil pump
Fuel pressure (Boxster S)
Throttle valve
Throt tle -valve angle
Idling via throttle valve   
and ignition
Manifold injection (Boxster)/   
direct fuel injection (Boxster S)
Valve lift switchover   
(VarioCam Plus)
Secondary-air injection (Boxster)
CAN inter face with driving dynamics control, transmission control, immobiliser, instrument cluster, climate control,   
SPORT button, SPORT PLUS button, sports exhaust system button, diagnostics, etc.  
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Under oil pressure, clutch 1 
closes and forms a frictional 
connection with input shaf t 1. 
The torque is now transmit ted 
through the first half gearbox 
– and then the dif ferential – to  
the rear axle. At this stage,  
PDK has already preselected   
the next gear in the second   
half gearbox. Engine torque   
is already acting on the other   
outer disc carrier and, in 
response to a gear change   
signal, the overlap shift is initi -
ated, i.e. as clutch 1 opens,
 
clutch 2 closes. The non-positive 
connection with input shaft 2   
is 
established, and power is 
trans
mit ted to the wheels.   
The gear which is engaged is 
displayed on the instrument   
cluster. 
Depending on the gearshift   
programme, the gear change   
is optimised for comfort or for 
sport y handling and takes place   
in a mat ter of milliseconds.
 
The advantage over a fully manual 
transmission is the considerably 
faster rate of acceleration for the 
same rate of fuel consumption. 
Boxster  |  Drive
The advantage over a fully auto -
matic transmission 
is the per -
ceptible increase in driving 
dynamics – with a similar level of 
comfort, and a distinct reduction 
in fuel consumption. 
The com -
pact dimensions of the gearbox 
reduce rotational 
masses which 
means a more direct engine 
response, and the system is 
more lightweight.
PDK function diagram
This, along with the long-ratio 
7th gear, helps to achieve 
reduced fuel consumption and 
emission figures comparable with 
those of a manual gearbox.
With the optional Sport Chrono 
Package, PDK is enhanced by   
the 
‘Launch Control’ and ‘motor-
sport- derived gearshif t strategy’ 
functions (p. 57). In essence, PDK combines sport
i
-
ness with efficiency and comfort.
 
What does all this mean for you? 
Uninterrupted driving pleasure.
Multi-plate clutch 1 
Multi-plate clutch 2
Semi -gearbox 2   
(2nd, 4th, 6th gear)
Rear semi-gearbox 1
(1st, 3rd, 5th, 7th, R gear)
Differential
Motor
Rear wheel
Rear wheel
Boxster