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its the fibre connections in the square recess that carry the sound?
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measure directly on the battery is should be above 12.3 VDC approx. anything below 12V means a new battery.
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if the battery is over the warranty period just replace , and it is not a good idea to charge in the vehicle these chargers will cause the battery to produce hydrogen, as gassing is the way of cleaning the plates. Out and on a bench is always best, prevents explosions and any AC getting into the ECUs'. trickle charging is ok in the vehicle. but in normal use a battery should never need external charging. it seems the Cayenne is very power hungry.
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I would drill a shallow hole either side of the insert and prise out
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Rough idle
Matrixxxx replied to LowDown69's topic in 9PA, 9PA1 (Cayenne, Cayenne S, Cayenne Turbo, Cayenne Turbo S)
Vaccuum leak? check your pipes.