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  1. Thanks for your post i just had that same experience with my 2015 Cayenne Diesel, starting in subfreezing temp before the engine was warmed up, cluster showed a message indicating low coolant and warning of do not continue driving ! I wasnt driving yet so i just turned off the ignition, glancing at a pegged engine temp ! i stopped the car and restarted it and everything was fine with an engine temp at 93° I couldnt open the hood because it was frozen … ill check coolant as soon as a can open the hood but the truck was fine driving … very concerning but it looks like a false reading …
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