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  1. Hi folks! Of late I have the same coolant temperature differential with my Cayenne Turbo ‘10. The needle used to be rock steady @ 80*C+1. Now it’s rising to up-to 100*C during stop n go and keeps fluctuating depending on driving conditions. However no pop up msg in red has come up so far. Surprisingly it’s about 25* weather here in Dubai now. Coolant levels are normal & no odors. Appreciate your inputs. Thanks.
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