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Hey everyone, quick question regarding fuel pressure on a cold engine. On Cayenne base 3.6, when the ignition is on but the engine isn't started, should the high-pressure fuel pump pressure be the same as the low-pressure fuel pump? I'm experiencing long cranking only on a cold engine, and I suspect the HPFP is failing. Sometimes the engine starts after long cranking but immediately turns off. However, if I try starting it again, it starts right away. No codes.
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Hello, I'm experiencing an issue with the mirror heating feature on my 2014 Cayenne v6 Platinum. When I scan for codes, I get code 0398 (Heated exterior mirror, electrical fault - electrical fault in circuit). In the live data, whether in accessories mode or with the engine running and the vehicle parked, I get: mirror heating output: 0%, mirror heating: off, even when I press the defroster button. However, if the vehicle is running/driving the live data shows mirror heating output at 100% and mirror heating as “on” when I press the defroster button. When I switch it off, the heating output drops to 0% and mirror heating shows as “off,” so it seems to work while the vehicle is moving. But to be honest, I don’t feel any heat on the mirrors. The rear window defroster works without any issues. Does anyone know what could be causing this issue?
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I'm planning to replace the PCV valve on my 958 base over the weekend. Will the VW valve cover bolts 03H103831 and valve cover gasket (03H103483E) be the exact fit? Also, how many intake manifold bolts (N10544903) should I order? Thank you!
