Welcome to RennTech.org Community, Guest
There are many great features available to you once you register at RennTech.org
You are free to view posts here, but you must log in to reply to existing posts, or to start your own new topic. Like most online communities, there are costs involved to maintain a site like this - so we encourage our members to donate. All donations go to the costs operating and maintaining this site. We prefer that guests take part in our community and we offer a lot in return to those willing to join our corner of the Porsche world. This site is 99 percent member supported (less than 1 percent comes from advertising) - so please consider an annual donation to keep this site running.
Here are some of the features available - once you register at RennTech.org
- View Classified Ads
- DIY Tutorials
- Porsche TSB Listings (limited)
- VIN Decoder
- Special Offers
-
OBD II P-Codes - Paint Codes
- Registry
- Videos System
- View Reviews
- and get rid of this welcome message
It takes just a few minutes to register, and it's FREE
Contributing Members also get these additional benefits:
(you become a Contributing Member by donating money to the operation of this site)
- No ads - advertisements are removed
- Access the Contributors Only Forum
- Contributing Members Only Downloads
- Send attachments with PMs
- All image/file storage limits are substantially increased for all Contributing Members
- Option Codes Lookup
- VIN Option Lookups (limited)
ma77hewsu11ivan
-
Posts
78 -
Joined
-
Last visited
-
Days Won
1
Content Type
Profiles
Events
Forums
External Paint Colors
Downloads
Tutorials
Links Directory
Collections
Store
Everything posted by ma77hewsu11ivan
-
Roger that. I'm now 99.9% certain it's my HPFP. I'm no longer in denial. So, out of curiosity given the past WA29 campaign, I called Porsche NA yesterday and told them my situation and asked what my present options might be; if any. Without much hesitation, the nice man acknowledged my pain and offered a $500 Porsche voucher to help with the cost. I'll be ordering a rebuilt unit (-GX ) once the voucher arrives next week. Not bad support for an out of warranty 09 S with 150k miles! 2009 Cayenne S -
I know this is VERY old but I'm dealing with the same issues. Ever resolve this?
-
Keep us posted. I'm on the opposite end of the parts chase having just done both pumps, filter and regulator this week. Was HOPING that was it. While she runs much better, I'm still getting hesitation/misfires when I give it heavy throttle. I'm hoping simply replacing the cam stopper solves my problem as I smelled burning plastic from the rear of bank 2 right before all hell broke loose. My hypothesis is that the failing low pressure pumps created stress on the hpfp causing it (cam stopper) to do it's job and fail. Any chance I'm on to something or is the HPFP simply shot?
-
Looks like you and I are chasing the same dragon. Just replaced both fuel pumps, filter and regulator and still experience lag when I lay into the throttle. Have you replaced your high pressure fuel pump? I noticed a smell of burning plastic from the engine bay prior to my fuel pump failures. I understand the hpfp is driven by the bank 2 camshaft via a clutch that is held in place by a $50 piece of plastic. My hypothesis is that the failing low pressure pumps created stress on the hpfp causing the clutch to fail (really, do it's job vs tearing up the camshaft) and am HOPING simply replacing the $50 plastic cam stopper solves my issue now that the hpfp is getting good fuel pressure/ delivery. If not, I'm in for an early $1200 HPFP birthday present...
-
Agreed. The problem started with the primary fuel pump failure which leads me to believe the low pressure pumps failing created stress on the high pressure pump which in turn then failed. Replaced both low pressure pumps, filter and regulator today. (Original and lasted 150k) Runs WAY better but still bogs down when I go for throttle up... Has anyone heard of the cam stopper blowing out/melting being the issue vs the actual hpfp failing?
-
New hpfp clutch and cam stopper? 2009 Cayenne S
-
Odd. And both your fuel pumps are new? The pump on the right feeds the call from the higher pressure system. 2009 Cayenne S
-
Lewis I had the same check taillight problem. Pulled the top spoiler cover off and removed/unplugged/cleaned ALL the wires and connectors up there with a wire brush and electrical cleaner. Problem finally SOLVED. 5 months now no check brake light error. Used to drive me NUTS.
-
Chasing this dragon now myself / any updates? Changed the primary (left) pump and filter. Runs way better, but still fails to boost. High pressure steady 40000 mbar at idle and cruise then bogs down to 5000 at ANY throttle over 2000 rpms. Praying it's not hpfp
-
Your high pressure fuel pump is fried. Dealing with it right now 09 CS. Same issues. You noticing a smell of burnt plastic as well, by chance? Drivers side engine bay, rear. 2009 Cayenne S
-
Bourses cars
ma77hewsu11ivan replied to Bourne cars's topic in 9PA, 9PA1 (Cayenne, Cayenne S, Cayenne Turbo, Cayenne Turbo S)
See diff oil sticky, top of forum. 2009 Cayenne S -
Go on pelican parts diy for the blower motor and it tells which other part likely goes bad. It's usually the AC/heater regulator. Easy fix. Might also consider doing the blower motor while you're in there. Took me all of 10 minutes. Hope this helps, Matt 2009 Cayenne S
-
Any luck finding them?? Thank you. 2009 Cayenne S
-
Interesting. Called a couple more dealers around here around Chicago. Waiting to hear back... Shouldn't be so hard to get a clear answer. 2009 Cayenne S
-
Again, no new maps needed or required. Nor do you need a piwis. I did mine at the dealer because they offered; for free. Throw in the disc and it'll update to 1.47, the latest for the Cayenne. 2009 Cayenne S
-
Hi folks, my u joint connecting the column to the gear is loose; observed from underneath the car. Leaves a half inch of play in the steering wheel which drives me nuts at higher speeds or in windy conditions. My buddy heard it from a 'Porsche guy' that there's a way to simply tighten the u joint or swap the intermediate steering shaft vs replacing the steering gear or steering column as the dealer recommended. Thank you in advance, Matt in Chicago 2009 Cayenne S
-
Those plugs did not look ok to me. How's she running since? 2009 Cayenne S
-
And to answer your question, updating firmware does not require new maps. Porsche updated me from 1.44 to FW 1.47 for free while I waited. Took like 10 minutes. This is when I was told that while the newer PCM 3.0 FW exists, 1.47 is the newest for the Cayenne. 2009 Cayenne S
-
I asked last month and was told by 2 dealers that 1.47 is the latest and greatest for the Cayenne PCM 3.0 It's my understanding other model type 3.0 PCMs utilize the 2.25 update but NOT my 09 Cayenne S. If you confirm otherwise, PLEASE let me know. :) -Matt 2009 Cayenne S
-
Thank you Loren. Cleaned the throttle body. Seemed to make a moderate difference at idle and smoother acceleration. Pretty sure I also have an exhaust leak as I'm noticing sooty water drippings on my garage floor, front passenger area... And keep throwing P0421/31 codes. Cats replaced last year. Mind sharing the voltage range for front and rear O2 sensors? I easily found the rear sensor output with my Durametric. Not sure I'm finding the fronts? Would 1.9v make sense up front? Rears bounce between .6-.1v. Thank you in advance, Matt in Chicago - 2009 Cayenne S w/142k miles. (Next project is fluids for brakes, diff's, transfer case and tyranny :) 2009 Cayenne S
-
Having a hard time finding the durametric designator for the sensors ahead of the cats. Found both o2 downstream sensors easily. Lots of lands, ohm, etc... Thanks, Matt 2009 Cayenne S
-
Please update if/when you get around to this. Thanks. -Matt 2009 Cayenne S
-
Sometimes mine heats up, sometimes not. I've read that a faulty ambient temp sensor can cause this... Just haven't gotten around to testing mine yet. 2009 Cayenne S
-
Thank you for sharing this. Having intermittent rough idle. No CEL. For that at least. Yet... 2009 Cayenne S
-
I just put in the same Bosch plugs last week. Blue right? I was concerned as well about my old green plugs having an R5 vs the newer one's R6 stamped on them. Called Bosch yesterday and a tech promptly returned my call. The R number is simply ohm resistance (reduce electrical interference) and nothing to worry about. As far as decreased MPG. Yes. I live in Chicago and cold air can reduce MPG by as much as 20%. It's subzero right now... 2009 Cayenne S
