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Hi All, I would like to install an intertainment system in my wives cayenne tt. Therefore I have to remove the rear of the front seats (for the tft screen cable). For the first time I would like not to ruin things first before I find out how it works. Could somebody please tell me how to remove the plastic from the seat? Thanks, Frank.
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Hi, Check the rear lid this weekend! Running the engine, did not change a thing. The remote works, but the switch doesn't do anything. Managed to repair the horns though!! Frank
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Thanks for the quick reply, Could you perhaps describe how 'heavy'opening the lid is? does it go light (two fingers), or do you need to use 'two hands'?
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Hi All, Finally not a problem for my turbo '03 but just a technicalquestion. For installing the rear entertainment system I need to have a little bit of 12V current linked to the ignition switch (only current on them when the ignition switch is NOT off). Wondering whether I can use power for the rear seat heating (at the swiches??). Any help or suggestions are highly appreciated. Thanks, frank
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Hi, My wife just mentioned that opening the rear lid of our turbo '03 goes quite 'heavy'. Looks like the gas spring lack some power. I am thinking of looking into this, but could somebody tell me how to find them (looked into it, but I am affraid to ruin something. Thanks, Frank
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Guys, thanks for the replies. I checked the button by exchanging it with the fuel cap button and this did not change a thing. Must admit that I had 1 door open and the engine was not running. I will check it this weekend (when I am at home) whether it works with an running engine. Thanks a lot
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When the car has air suspension, there is a setting called "jack mode". At least this is what the manual of my turbo says. You have the push the air suspension (when in normal level) button upwards for 5-10 seconds. Then the display will say that the car is in Jack mode. To get it back, repeat the procedure. Frank
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Hi, I have jacked up my car without putting the system in jack mode (V8 turbo). After reading the manual (I know too late) I see that I had to put the system in "jack mode". Could I have damaged something? Do I have to do something (go to the dealer to reset something? Thanks, frank
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Hi Loren, Thanks for the very quick reply. Am I right that I can also remove the lower part of the bumper (I think I read it somewhere on the forum that this is a possiblity as well)? The picture really helps, thanks
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Hi all, Could somebody point me in the direction of the horns. I have not been able to find them (slightly affraid to take of the bumper). Does somebody perhaps have a picture or diagram? Thanks, frank
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hi, I have (another) problem with my cayenne turbo '03. The button for the rear lid (next to the fuel lid opener button) in the drivers door doesn't work. I have checked the switch and it is fine. When I use my remote, the lid opens so the motor is fine as well. When I pull the switch, I hear a small click in the fuse box. Not quite sure what to do next, any hints/ideas?? Thanks, frank.
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Hi, tried to take off the nose today, but I was not completely sure jow to do it (whether there are screws under the headlights). therefore I took oot the grills, trying to find the horns. I was not able to find them. Did I do something wrong? Where are the horns precizely located? Any diagrams, pictures? Thanks. Frank
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Thanks, I will take off the nose then and check the horns. Thanks a lot fo the help!
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Hi, What do you mean with the front shield: The plate under the nose or the nose itself?? I suppose you mean the plate? Strange thing though is that they do work: only they sound like an old, lazy COW (not clear and loud). Perhaps cleaning will do the trick? Does anybody know where I can get the workshop manual. Thanks, Frank.
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Hi All, I have a small problem with the horn of my 2003 cayenne TT. When I honk, it sounds like there is a dying cow under the hood. I am planning on cleaning it this weekend, but actually: I do not know where it is located? Could anybody perhaps locate me in the right direction? Thanks, frank.
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Hi All, I have a small problem with the horn of my 2003 cayenne TT. When I honk, it sounds like there is a dying cow under the hood. I am planning on cleaning it this weekend, but actually: I do not know where it is located? Could anybode perhaps locate me in the right direction? Thanks, frank.
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Hi, I have just bought a used 2003 cayenne turbo (40K miles). I did notice something strange: At normal height, the car brakes and drives great. At low height, there is a strange feeling when I break (normal or heavy). As soon as I let the brakes go, there is a short "shake". It is best described as the feeling that the front suspension "moves" back half an inch. I know this doesn't sound logical, but I don't know how to describe it otherwise. I will take the car to the dealer, but I was just wondering whether this is a known problem for somebody. Thanks, frank.
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Hi All, I have just bought a cayenne turbo (2004) for my wife. The buttons on the steering wheel are slightly damaged and therefore I would like to replca them. Does anybody have any experience in this or a DIY link? My steeringwheel has the 4LC option (multifunction including mobile phone) Thanks in advance