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  1. mudman2
    I agree this is normal and what the car is designed for
  2. mudman2
    he control module needs to be an exact match. Also you will not have an 04 transmission, when they changed mine they told me they were only using 05s or later. mine has been good for 70K miles since it was done
  3. mudman2
    By the time is does the thump thump dance its only a matter of a SHORT period of time before your max will be 20mph on the way to the shop. I speak from experience ugh !
  4. mudman2
    ask your dealer for a quote
  5. mudman2
    Cool Welcome ! you will not regret it
  6. mudman2
    Your welcome but please join as a contributing member, it pays for itself many times over
  7. mudman2
    Cayenne S, MY 2006 Sports Tips Standard Climate Control/4Zone Air Suspension Electric Folding Trailer Hitch Full Color Wheel Crests Large Roof System Alcantara Rear Blinds Side Windows Leather Dash CDC Euro Nav Off Road Nav Xenons Bose 20Inch Sport Techno, Vehicle Color power closing on tailgate RHD Sport Seats with memory. Smooth Leather Aluminium Package V2 Compass Dark Tinted Privacy glass and tinted windscreen 433mhz Garage Door Opener
  8. mudman2
    replace all coils and plugs
  9. mudman2
    The T pipes, to my knowledge were never replaced with metal ones. I know someone who tried to fabricate metal ones and failed. Life expectancy of the T pipes varies depending on geographic location, similar to the coolant pipe, expect every 50K worst case until they decide to put metal in. I think a small shop could create metal ones given there was a market (indeed there is)
  10. mudman2
    There is not one specific place for the instructions because (I guess) the fool who designed them did not think they would fail. There is a pictorial guide on doing the work your self either here or on Rennlist. From what I saw it is a PIA but doable. I paid $823 after PCA discount, the parts are $523 from onoine sources.
  11. mudman2
    doubt its the pads, i have had multiple sets on with no loss of bite
  12. mudman2
    not the same, coils maybe
  13. mudman2
    In general the dealers seem to be averse to replacing all coils and plugs any more. I for one would replace the lot because if 1 or two went the rest are not far behind however, the knocking can also be the center bearing on the drive shaft. Certainly the car is the right MY and miles
  14. mudman2
    +1 they fall off, and the fasteners have never siezed on me
  15. mudman2
    Sorry I should have been more specific, US models did not come with it. ROW did
  16. mudman2
    if temp gauge is vertical then thats normal while driving, it will get higher when stopped especially in Jordan
  17. mudman2
    I just had my second shaft fitted, it will get worse until its unusable, Sounds identical, by the time I took mine in it was the drive of shame at 25mph max during rush hour ;-( Mine was $810 for the parts and $238 to fit. The center bearing was toast 04 S
  18. mudman2
    Unless you live near Philly !!!!
  19. mudman2
    03/04 did not come with it
  20. mudman2
    The part was faulty from its manufacturer so you can get it from any dealer for less than $20. You can use a small flat bladed screwdriver to move the catch to open it. its about an hours work to replace it the trim strip above the glovebox just levers off from its spring clips the screws are under it
  21. mudman2
    wow a veritable cornucopia of descriptions of 03/04 issues and tranny control unit problems. 03/04 people get used to it unless you can shell out for an 05 tranny and control unit turbo, get piwis on the system and make sure tranny control unit is ok
  22. mudman2

    Hi there. Wonder if you can help. My hard drive just fried and I cannot find the install of PET you sold me. Any chance I could DL a replacement if its not to much trouble

    Mike

    Sorry

  23. mudman2
    yes you can, no problem
  24. mudman2
    Do tell Allspeed, explain that comment
  25. mudman2
    Only later 05s played mp3's, its not software its firmware. Headunit only not changer if equipped as far as I know \
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