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Dan Thomas - Ash

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  1. Hi, MAF and air filters are just fine. No fault number. Now in reference of the Sports mode exhaust flap I really do not know where it is located. Some people are indicating that the problem may well be in the air suspension module. Yesterdays a friend of mine reset the computer by disconnecting the battery both cables then I drove about 7km with the sport mode engaged without a problem then it disengaged alone.
  2. Hi members. Does anyone knows the exact location of the air suspension module on 2009 Porsche Cayenne Turbo??? I appreciate your help. Thanks.
  3. I have a problem with my Porsche Cayenne Turbo S 2009 and desperately need help. By selecting the suspension level my Porsche suspension goes up and down without a problem but the problem is with the sport mode selector. When I turn on my Porsche and select the sport mode, the selector light comes on and the suspension goes down and the Porsche flies like a rocket, but driving about half a km the sport mode disconnects alone with a sign of sport mode failure and the car returns to normal driving. Now, if I stop and turn off the engine and starts again, the sport mode engages again, but driving a few blocks, it disengages again. I took the car to a top automatic transmission specialist and he told me that the problem is a defective suspension selector (The Sport Mode Switch) and that it should be replaced, so they did at an expensive price. Now, with the new switch, the problem remains the same. A very frustrating mystery. The guys at the local Porsche dealer could not find the problem. Only guessing and guessing while I am paying the hourly labor. Does anyone knows what is the problem and how it can be fixed???.
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