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It has ben over 2 years that I am facing the following problem with my 970 Hybrid Panamera
All started with "hybrid fault " on the panel , cutting the operation of the a/c (dramatic in hot weather during summertime)
To be more speciofic I observed the following combination of problems related to the hybrid ops:
α) Cutting the opearation of the a/c with or without the "Hybrid Fault" yellow msg on the panel (may appear later)
b) Cutting the ops of the electric motor AND the a/c with or without the "Hybrd fault" msg on the panel (may appear later)
c) No a/c, operation however of the electric motor with or without the "Hybrid Fault" msg on the panel which may appear later
I visited a number of Porsche dealers. Initially nobody had a clue what was the cause. They only changed the a/c coolant and for a short period of time the problem appeared as solved. But days later the problem appeared again. I changed the a / c compresor wih a second handone. After the change everything waso .k for couple of months. Then gradually the problem appeared again.
In the meantime I noticed the following:
α) Under hot weather the msg "hybrid fault" appears after a short period of driving time. Under cool wather (<20c) it is o.k with no problem unless driving in heavy traffic. No problem driving under cool weather at the highway,
β) I have the feeling that the a/c compressor is overheated but I am not sure if this heat is normal or not
I checked the battery cells, the orange cables, the coolant and the collant system . No problem.
They are now telling me to change the a/c compressor again, (Cost of new in GR appx 5.500 euro ). I wonder however why the same problem happens with 2 different compressors and if it is not the compressor but something else.
Any assistance pls.?
panamera 970 hybrd fault
in 970 series (Panamera, 4, S, 4S, 4S Executive, S E-Hybrid, Turbo, Turbo S, Turbo Executive, GTS, 4 Sport Turismo, 4S Sport Turismo) (MY2010 - 2016)
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there have used scanner - they always do - but regretably I do not know the code. I will ask and revert