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  1. mudman2
    You are correct, my bad
  2. mudman2
    The level sensors have been problematic throwing errors but I have not seen one that was actually causing uneven height. There are 2 air storage bottles and 2 compressors. Sounds like one system may be down. Holding pressure is not the issue its the changing during regular driving since its always on the move.
  3. mudman2
    I have not seen this posted before SWFL, I will sniff around
  4. mudman2
    The none speed related click implies an electronic circuit or can even mean alternator sometimes. I would go to a spare slot on the drivers side fuse box and try it temporarily to see is that works. By doing that your isolating other active circuits on the car. I think 42 is free. Remember there are 2 required one always hot and one switched Welcome djben
  5. mudman2
    comfort control unit or kessy control unit Dealer or someone with PIWIS
  6. mudman2
    I presume your resetting the error messages ? Fuel Pumps, the high pressure system has to be up to pressure, would be my guess
  7. mudman2
    Ticking is usually power supply related, i would be looking at the ground and the circuit where the power is tapped into
  8. mudman2
    2003s had 2 batteries sometimes, not many 04's had 2 unless ordered. My bet is that you have only 1
  9. mudman2
    there are spare switched ports in the drivers side fuse box, 27 and 42 seems to ring a bell, use a meter to confirm, I presume this is a true FM Modulator, if so I used one for a few years for iPod and SAT, worked pretty well
  10. mudman2
    Standard feature
  11. mudman2
    Dealers use adhesive !!, seems to work
  12. mudman2
    Don there is nothing impressive about the Nav, it was defined in 2002 and contracted out. Any map updates are a premium but the technology remains 2002. There are times I will use PCM and other times I will use TomTom on my iPhone, just the way it is.
  13. mudman2
    All the current 12v ports are on all the time
  14. mudman2
    if its having trouble cranking then battery yes if not, other more serious issues, maybe vent valve
  15. mudman2
    If auto start is not working lookout
  16. mudman2
    130k from new others over 200k exist
  17. mudman2
    try for a warranty on the airstuts, at least 1. also the compressors will need rebuilt sounds much better
  18. mudman2
    to many unknowns. sound like a 55k cpo to 100 then dump
  19. mudman2
    I have about 60K miles on the Hawk HPS (2 sets) with no problems for what its worth. I would never go back. Fluid is important tho after a change I really saw a difference
  20. mudman2
    Also check for dirty sensors
  21. mudman2
    sunsetimports.com, OEM parts for cost +
  22. mudman2
    This is strange tho, is almost like those are part of a missing electric comfort package, I must admit I have never seen a Cayenne without the fuel filler and hatch release buttons to the rear of the door bin.
  23. mudman2
    I love the comedians they employ in Atlanta
  24. mudman2
    when is goes he wont be going to work
  25. mudman2
    Here you go
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