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Loren, had my cardan shaft replaced today. Couldn't find the part number on the old one, but I did find a sticker that had "7L0 521 102 D" Is this a part number? If so, do you which version of the shaft is corresponds to? I was told by dealer while the vehicle was under warranty that I had the new part number, and then the thing fails not too long after warranty is out.
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I have an 04 CS with CDR23 and mObridge. I have had no sound from my car for a while. Tried all of the urban legends to stir the amp into life to no avail. Before I buy a new amp, I brought the pig into a local Porsche dealer to determine if it is in fact the amp, or SW/HW etc. The SA is telling me that they could not access the control modules of the vehicle to read any faults. They said they could not communicate with the car at all. Thought it might be the mObridge unit. This happened before as well when they had to enable CDC so I could install the mObridge. My question is: is that even possible? the mObridge worked fine for 9 months, and the HU controls the Ipod fine when hooked up. Could the mObridge be blocking the communciation with the car, but the MOST be working fine in all other respects? Arrrggghh. :angry:
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Thanks. I have been to tha thread. I was looking for the instructions that are referenced in those instructions. How to remove the pieces you need to remove before you get to remove the actual luggage panel.
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Does anyone have the instructions within the instructions to remove the side panel? For instance, Removing C Pillar Trim, Removing the rear roof lining , Removing the D-Pillar Cover, Removing luggage compartment trim, and Removing cover for lock mount?
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I am starting to get those as well. Any diagnosis?
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Mudman, thanks for the advice. I have the instructions. You sent them to me a while ago, I believe, for the mObridge install. I was hoping that there was a trick. While I have it apart, i will check to see if the mObridge isn't the source of my no sound angst.
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Does anyone know if it is possible to remove and replace the Bose amp without removing the side panel? I think my amp is shot, and want to try to replace it with a good one to see if I am right. Without gong to the dealer of course.
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Loren, thank you very much
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Will this work for a MY04 Cayenne as well?
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Correct. I ordered them together.
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Yes, they are, but I am also installing the mudflaps and didn't know if there was an order I should follow etc. I will post pics after completion Rob
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Rubber Floor Mats
alsamrob replied to alsamrob's topic in 9PA, 9PA1 (Cayenne, Cayenne S, Cayenne Turbo, Cayenne Turbo S)
I had the same issue with my rubber mats. The round fasteners are two pieces, like the new oval ones. They pop apart with a little force - I used a screwdriver to simply pry it open. Once you pop a couple of them apart you'll get the hang of it. It isn't hard. Dennis, thank you very much. I have had issues before where I pried stuff apart and then broke it, and then found out there was a really simple trick. Rob -
Want to install the Tequipment Cayenne Wheel Opening Moulding. Are there any TSBs for these? I have searched the TSB and the forums for any install tips. Looks pretty easy, want to know if there are any tricks, things to avoid, etc.
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Received rubber floor mats for the Pepper for Christmas. Went to install, and the fastener is round, not the oval shape. The mats came with the right fasteners, anyone know the trick to remove the round factory ones? Don't want to sstart ripping away if there is any easy route.
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Thank you for your reply. I will most likely tape it shut, and wait until my next service. Thanks again