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  1. It was just a pleasure Mudman! :D We have all spent enough money on VAG parts ........(i have owned a couple of VW and Audi's too....) Just for the record, the compressor has a price on 1500$ at the Porsche dealer here i Norway. The same compressor for Tuareg at the VW dealer in the same area has the amazing price of almost 3000$.. :o ... (but VW sell the repair kit though). Glad too be able to help others with the same problem. Hope i avoid problem with the struts. Owned a Allroad once, which i had to change one in the front. That was a job with 600$ in parts and a couple of hours in the garage, but i believe the same parts for the Cayenne is a bit more expensive and the job a bit more complicated. Isak
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  2. Thank you so much for this, I have had a compressor replaced (under warranty) and expect another before I am thru so this will help avoid that. Also look out for the struts on 04's, I had one blow up, that was expensive. Mike
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