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Paul Amodio

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  1. I just started having this problem with my 2004 cayenne turbo. During heavy acceleration last night truck almost stalled and psm workshop maintenance warning light came on. When clearing codes I found cam positioning sensor and misfire on cylinder 7. After clearing codes car stalled and wouldn't hold idle, I had to two foot it home keeping it reved. I noticed car was in limp mode and would not boost at all. First I'm changing the plugs and coils as truck has 111,000 on it then I'm going to look at fuel pump. Also I notice vibration under acceleration, could be coils? Driveshaft? Should I do a trans fluid and filter change too? Would fuel pump throw psm light, would coils do it? Am I having one problem or 3?
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