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  1. Do this someplace safe... Put in Neutral and see if the noise continues or not. If it does not continue then it is likely in the drivetrain (transmission, transfer case, driveshaft, rear end}. If it does continue then it is likely in the running gear (wheel bearing, axle shaft, or even warped brake discs).
  2. Try 0758
  3. Try 8537
  4. Did you look in the 997 forum?
  5. Yes. The 996.2 body style did on change until the 997.1.
  6. With the stock offset wheels the 245 fronts would likely interfere. Porsche only recommends 235 for the front.
  7. Try 5346
  8. The front bumper cover and the front lid should be even.
  9. Check to see that the front cargo lid is flush with the bumper. If it is not then the lid and/or bumper cover will need to be adjusted so that the lid does not catch air at speed.
  10. Check for rodent damage and that all pins in plugs and connectors are clean and undamaged.
  11. PSM module is left side of engine compartment.
  12. According to the Porsche Cayenne Service manual... Note all symptoms then choose: P1316 PSM control module * No self-learning check 'Adaptation' of Tiptronic control module * The last speed signal received via the CAN drive remains stored and is used for calculations Possible cause of fault * To localise the fault, read out the fault memory for the 'PSM control module' (Please read out fault memory) * No message from PSM control module on CAN drive (no signal/communication P1316 PSM control module * Yellow warning in instrument cluster: 'Air spring faulty, workshop' * Lowering to lowest level Possible cause of fault * Level control module could not establish a connection with the PSM control module (no signal/communication) * Read out PSM control module fault memory * Inclination control not possible (PASM) P1316 PSM control module * Limited functionality or no function Possible causes of fault * No signal/communication (no signal from PSM control module on CAN drive) * Faulty (fault value for wheel speed or distance pulses)
  13. Try 7069
  14. Glass strut is smaller that the hatch strut. This is the small one.
  15. Try 6909
  16. 955 512 528 00 Gas filled strut US MSRP $37.54 (each)
  17. Try 8458
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