2004-2011 Porsche 911 2 Door Engine -> Engine management system User Manual
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Engine management system.
The EMS SDI 3.1 engine 
management system 
ensures optimal en gine 
performan ce at all  times.
In particular, it  controls the 
 position  of the e lectronic th rottle 
valve (ETV)—a prerequisite for 
compatibility with th e Porsche 
Stability Management (PSM), 
which  comes as standard .
 
 Moreover, it regulates all 
engine-related functions and 
ass emblies 
(see diagram). The 
results: 
 optimal  fuel economy, 
  emissions and performance 
in all driving  situations.
Another important function of the 
system is cylinder-specific knock 
control. Since the six cylinders 
never all wo rk under exactly  
the same conditions, they are 
monitored individually by the 
knock control. T he ignit ion point  
is shifted individually, as an d when 
necessary to prevent damage  
to the cylinders and pistons at 
Input data Regulation/control of
Electronic Engine Management
EMS SDI 3.1
Engine load
Lambda Sensor
®
 signals
Knock sensor signals
Engine speed (from crankshaf t)
Inlet camshaft phase angle
Vehicle speed
Air-conditioning settings 
Temperatures  –  Coolant 
  –  Intake air 
  –  Engine oil 
  – 
Air in engine compartment 
  –  Ambient air
Ignition
Direct Fuel Injection (DFI)
Heating of Lambda Sensors
®
Fuel pumps controlled on demand
Fuel-tank venting
CAN interface with drivi ng dynamics control, transmissio n con trol, immob ilizer, instrument cluster, climate control,  
Sport butt on, Sport Plus button, sport exhaus t system button, diagnostics, etc.
Engine fan
Starter
Oil pressure, fully variable oil pump
Fuel pressure
Throttle-valve angle
Idling via throttle v alve  
and ignition
Accelerator pedal Throttle valve
Camshaft position
Valve-li ft switchover  
(VarioCam Plus)
Pressures  –  Engine oil 
  –  Fuel 
  –  Ambient air
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The 911 | Engine
911 Targa 4S
high engine speeds and load s.  
The onboard diagnostics, which 
are compliant with European 
standards, en sure timely detection 
of any faults and defects tha t 
may occur in the exhaust and fuel 
systems and notify the dri ver 
 immediately. This also prevents 
increased pollutant emissions and 
unnecessary fuel consumption.
Servicing.
Every Porsche is designed with 
longevity in mind,  and the 911  
is no different. The alternator, 
power-steering pump and the 
 air-conditioning compressor 
are all driven by a single self-
adjusting belt.  Hydraulic valve-
cle arance compensation makes 
valve-clearance adjustment 
unnecessary. The drive  chains 
on the camsha fts do not require 
servicing. With the sole exception 
of the spark plugs, the ignition 
system is also maintenance-
free. This all adds up to long 
maintenance intervals.
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