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No one knows?
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2004 Cayenne S 75,000 miles
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I get this failure messages . I read this is the servo motor that needs to be replaced. Is this something it can be done without reprograming the car?
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Cayenne S 2004, 70,000 miles
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Did it with the engine on, in neutral, will only take 4 quarts, and gearbox is slipping, tried it again and wont accept more tranny oil. Please can anyone give me an idea?
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Its an 04 Cayenne S Which should be the best one of this? http://www.partsgeek.com/catalog/2004/pors...spark_plug.html Or is there another one you guys recommend?
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Thnaks , I tried search but couldnt find .
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This is for a V8 which are the cylinder order?
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Cayenne S 2004 Used the have rough idle now lost power and misfires. Connected the durametric tool and reads the following codes. PO 300 Misfire PO 302 Cylinder 2 misfire PO 303 Cylinder 3 misfire Any ideas ? I read it could be the coils. How hard is to get to the sparkplugs?
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I have an 04 Cayenne S I use it off road many times and put BIG tires Bf goodrich ATs 265 65 18 Can this tires do damage to PSM, gearbox or anything? They work perfecft when offroad and Im getting a second set of wheels for the street. Warranty is gone anyway so Im not worried about it Reply With Quote
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Does anyone knows or advice how to find out? They could be FF100 or FF300 , but need to be sure
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Went off roading and just before hitting the hard section I stopped for a while,and when I re started the car and wanted to put low range, it will just do nothing! no light no engage nothing. Shut the car re started and worked fine. Drove the nasty long downhill, with low range and the differential on. At the bottom, my friend's tire blew out , so shut the car put spare tire , then re started and was in low range, tried to put differential on, and nothing, wouldnt engage. Drove 5 minutes stoped again , and this time engaged. No alarms or warnings on the instrument panel, so i guess its ok. But I dont like having this issues. has anyone heard of something like this before?
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Thanks it stop doing it for the past 2 days But took it to the dealer and the Piwis tester found a register of a sensor fault. But it auto fixed itself. Might have been caused because the car was jacked to take a spoiler out, that happened Friday, Saturday, Sunday Monday I get the alarm The car is jacked again Tuesday to change a tire. No more alarm!!! Hopefully doesnt come back, at least we know its a sensor if it comes back
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No warranty. Hope is just a simple thing. It works normal so shouldnt be that dramatic.
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Today I got the air suspension warning this morning. The air suspension is working fine, rises and lowers the car , stays at the height I program , suspension feels fine. Took a 150 off road trip (was the plan when I left the house and when I got this warning). Warning kept coming on during the day, not inmediatelly but sometimes after 5 minutes other times after 30. Drove the hell out the cayenne today, and worked awesome, technical steep climbs and descends, rocky roads, fast , slow, and the car and suspension felt great. So any ideas what could this be? I get the warning but works fine. Has this happened to anyone else? Its a Cayenne S 2004, do you guys know if there has been a recall for this in 2004 model?