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Thanks, I’ll look into getting it changed then, is there any additives you would recommend adding, or just fluid and filter change?
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Hi, Everyone,
I am new to this forum and first of all I would like to say that this site is the best for information on maintenance, repair and tips of all Porsche sites on the web.
I am currently a new owner of a 2010 Porsche Cayenne Base with 70,000 miles and so far except for the clogged cowling and a/c drains that i fixed (thanks to this site) it has been the best car I have owned. My question is, the owners manual says that the ATF should be changed every 160,000 miles or I think 12 years. Is this safe or should I be doing it more often regardless of what they say. What do you experienced owners recommend, I Love this car and I want it to last as long as possible. All previous maintenance had been done at the stealership and I don't see any record of them changing the ATF before I got it. Thanks In advance.
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Cowling Intake Leaf Problem Solved
Last week we had two days of constant drizzle and just by chance I noticed that the carpet was wet under my front floor mats! obviously I panicked and started looking for the source of the water leak. After clearing the condensate drain (which did not seem to be plugged) I went online and started researching for other possible causes and found that many other Cayenne owners get water intrusion in the front foot wells due to clogged cowling drains, so i checked mine and low and behold they were c
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Submitted02/22/2018 09:16 AM
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After a long time searching I finally found a replacement insert for my front cup holder.
www.uroparts.com part # 955 552 283 02K cup holder insert URO-010758
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I spoke to my Porsche dealership about this and they told me that it’s normal on a cold start and that that’s how they heat up the catalytic converter quicker to meet emissions standards
Automatic Transmission Fluid Change Frequency
in 9PA, 9PA1 (Cayenne, Cayenne S, Cayenne Turbo, Cayenne Turbo S)
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Thanks, I'll do that.