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Renzo511

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  1. On 12/14/2016 at 1:11 AM, wizard said:

    Without a diagnostics capability, you really are shooting in the dark. That can get very expensive.

     

    As you appear to be intent on working on the vehicle yourself, getting hold of a Durametric or similar would be the soundest first step in my opinion.

     

    What condition were the coils and plugs in that you replaced?

    Wizard

     

     

    Coils look perfect ,no cracks or anything 

     

    Plugs were pretty brown on ends, cylinders 1 and 8 were wet  (smelled like  gas)with large carbon deposits

    Cylinder 6 had carbon on plug also 

  2. Hello all,

     

    My battery is fluctuating from 13-13.8 while idling ...

     

    If I put a load on it (radio, Window defrost, fans,hi beams) it fluctuates 12.9-13.1

     

     

    It's a brand new battery and I been getting a lot of electrical related codes (low voltage on fuel pump, pedal voltage, PSM failure has been happening a lot now,several other voltage related codes)

     

    Is this a bad alternator ?

     

    I have been having coolant leaking from overflow tank past few days when sitting idling.  Not sure if this has anything to do with alternator since it's a liquid cooled alternator (from.what I'm.readint it's liquid cooled)

     

    Anything else that could be causing the voltage drop..

     

    I just bought the car 10 days ago.. Battery was new when I got it

     

    Engine starts right up.

     

    A few days ago I checked voltage and it was 12.6 with car off and 13.7 running...

     

    Seems like something going on now... I also did have a blown fuse (#14) for fuel pump....

     

    Any help will be much appreciated 

     

    Pete

  3. All voltage seems to be stable.

     

    I unplugged battery for an hour . Reconneced it. Cayenne was running amazing for about 40 miles then the transmission indicator on dashboard went to a solidd D ......No d1,d2,etc...

     

    Turn car off and back on ,went back to normal drive mode. But engine is sluggish now.. Strong exhaust smell, fair amount of smoke while.at a stop....

    Seems to be running rich.....Did have a cat converter code but cleared it....

     

    New plugs and coils....New belt, new oil and filter in past week....

     

    Could it be the ECU bad ? Or air leak ?

     

    Frustrating because for an hour it ran beautiful

  4. I am having a strong smell of gas in my 2004 Cayenne S and outside drivers door.

    I am getting a fuel pump circuit code. And the fuse was blown . Changed the fuse and fuse is holding but still getting strong smell when I completely full tank.

     

    I recently changed all coils and plugs as it was misfiring and throwing several  codes.

     

    Cleared all codes. 

     

    Now getting the fuel pump circuit code,  catalytic converter code, and the camshaft sensor position code...

     

    Could these codes all be related to a failing or weak fuel pump.

     

    I don't have any problems starting engine and it seems to idle fine and run fine even under load.

     

    Pete

  5. Loren thank you for that answer. I had assumed it was 4..

     

    My CEL came on yesterday.. stopped at AutoZone for a quick test and it came up as :

     

    1.)upstream o2 sensor 

     

    2.) Camshaft position sensor timing

     

    3.) Fuel pump voltage

     

    I just bought the cayenne yesterday after about 20 miles the CEL came on...

    The car has been sitting for a while (6 months) gas was pretty low and I filled it.

     

    After about 70 miles the car started running rough and sluggish (sort of sputtering), similar to when engine is misfiring...

     

    I notice a fair amount of black build up on tail pipes (not oily at all).

     

    I'm assuming it's the o2 sensor causing these issues.

     

    I plan to replace plugs and coils asap also

     

    Hi all,

     

    I'm new on this site so forgive me if I post improperly.

     

    How many oxygen sensors are there in my 2004 Cayenne S v8 ?

     

    Pete

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