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Do the side mirrors look like this? (click to enlarge)
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:welcome: Yes, if the airbags and/or the seat belt tensionners fired then you will new airbags and seat belt tensioners. Do you know what parts were replaced? I do not know how any car seller (or dealer) can sell someone a car with fault codes - unless it was a salvage. -
Exact model and year of your car please?
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Becker model number please?
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Try 1239
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Try 0763
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Try 9049
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Try 6931
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4.5L rebuild specs
Loren replied to Francin728's topic in 9PA, 9PA1 (Cayenne, Cayenne S, Cayenne Turbo, Cayenne Turbo S)
In the Porsche Cayenne Service Manual. Check with Sunset Porsche (in Oregon) to see if they have any hard copies to sell - if not, then PM Contributing Member Porschlibraian to see if he can get you one. -
Most of the good shops I know are on the West Coast - so perhaps a member here can recommend a good wheel repair shop on the East Coast.
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Try 9069
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P0413 Secondary-air solenoid valve driver – open circuit Possible cause of fault - Fuse F50 faulty (fuse carrier on left of dashboard) - Open circuit in voltage supply in secondary-air solenoid valve - Open circuit in ground supply in secondary-air solenoid valve - Secondary-air solenoid valve faulty (resistance too great) - DME control module faulty Always start with the fuse.
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IMHO this is a job for a professional wheel shop. Even after you get them off for cleaning and perhaps painting it is the re-assembly and proper torque and proper torque sequence that is of the utmost importance. Plus you will want the wheel checked for trueness balance.
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Model and year of your car please.
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Try 2168
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Please post in the proper thread here This thread is now closed.
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Search is your friend... http://www.renntech.org/forums/topic/5600-center-console-upper-shelf
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Try 0916
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Please read the Lost Radio Code FAQ (and follow the directions there) - all your answers are in there.
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Try 5028
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Step one is battery voltage - both at rest when charging. If that is good then my next step would be the ignition switch.
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Try 9326
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I do not see any reason why it would not.
