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Which back part, inside or outside ? The factory warranty covers the car during 2 years, contact the dealer in this case.

It is the outside piece that color coded and is a heavy metal - if it were on the driver handle it would have the key hole in it. I will try to get a pic oday.

The back part of the rear passenger door handle on my 06 Cayenne pops out when the handle is opened. I can hit it hard to push it back in but it pops out all the time.

Has anyone else experienced this?

Do you know if a replacement / fix would be covered under warranty?

Thanks in advance...

-RL

My service light just came on my 06 Cayenne S - I have 20+k on it. I looked at the Service I in the manual and it is all a waste of $$ spent at the dealer ( no real work done other than oil change ). So I am looking to get a OBD II reader / code reset tool - any opinions on who makes the best?

http://www.durametric.com/

Actron CP9135 AutoScanner Diagnostic Code Scanner with On Screen Definitions for OBDII (Post-1996) Vehicles

http://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B00009RAX...&n=15684181

Others?

Thanks

Great - thank you. From that graphic what I started to drain was not the front differential fluid. Any idea what is in the reservoir in the attached image and where to check the level and fill?

A is the inspection/fill plug.

B is the drain plug.

Fill until it at the inspection plug level (just before it overflows).

How do you check the level of the front differential fluid and where do you fill it from? - I accidently drained some out when changing the oil for the first time....

Thanks in advance

Ok - how do you check the level of the front differential fluid and where do you fill it from?

Thank you!

I think you've opened the drain for the front differential.... although I've never seen under a Cayenne so this is just a guess.

HELPPPP! I did the same as the below - What is the other oil? It did have a green hue with metallic looking pieces and smelled. Does anyone know what that is and how to replace it???

HELP PLEASE...I followed the steps below BUT the only second 8mm plug that I found did not have motor oil! when I removed it, some smelly green hue oil drained from it, I'm sure it is nit motor oil...does anyone know what kind of oil might have been in that receptacle as I will have to replace it...also, where is the second 8mm drain plug? I could not find it anywhere...

Here is a picture of the drain plug I wasn't supposed to have removed.

Thank you

1- Remove the front plastic under panels (about 7 screws)

2- Now you can remove the rear plactic under panel (about 4 screws)

3- With a 8mm socket wrench unscrew and drain both plugs, clean, and put plugs back in

4- Undo Oil filter housing and discard old filter

5- Install new Oil Filter housing with new filter

6- Re-install rear and then front plastic panels back

7- Fill with 9 quarts of 0-40 Mobil 1