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EleCTriCT

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  1. If you ran the car out of fuel, the pump may be bad now. this is pretty common.

     

    Checking for fuel pump power with just the ignition on will not give you what you want. You have to check wiring diagram if your not getting power. Usually the DME commands the fuel pump to turn on but again will have to check this. for xample some model run the pump when you open the door to prime the system before starting etc. during key on situation the pump will usually not run. it would be better to check while cranking. 

     

    hope this helps

  2. Greetings

     

    2010 Panamera 4S 

     

    Fault...

     

    PASM Fault: 000315 - Level Control Switched OFF / Jack mode on. (Hard Fault wont clear...)

     

     

    Symptoms...

     

    Height Control Button on consol innop...

    Front end all the way down...

    Rear End all the way up...

    Sport Mode features Innop due to PASM Fault....

     

    Any ideas?

     

    cheers!

     

     

     

  3. Remove bezel

    red dots in photo show screw locations

     

    there may be 2 or so hard to see screws underneath to the left of my hand.

     

    cluster has 2 screws on each side afterwards

     

    i think there is 3 connectors on the back, brittle fragile connectors be careful

     

     

     

    cheers

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