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Just got a warning message to check my right cornering light on my 05 cayenne. Yup, the
light is not working. Also noticed the left side is not working. Could both lamps go bad at the same time?
Fuse checked OK. Does anybody know if these lamps are wired in series so that if one lamp dies, the
other stops working? Or maybe I have a problem wiyh my steering sensor? Thanks for any help.
Simfixer
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If the sensors where missing wouldn't it show it the computer display? The option for tire pressure unit is there whether you have tpms or not at least that is the case with my 04 turbo.
JR
I'm certainly not an expert in TPMS, but my Lexus has metal valve stems v.s. rubber. My tire guy says thats how he can tell the difference. Would Porsche's
be any different? Worth a look.
Steve
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Sorry, yes Loren is correct.
OK, thanks guys, that sounds good. But I'm going to the dealer. The condition seems to be getting worse
and will let the pros handle it this time. Again, thanks for your inputs.
Steve
If your car is under warranty this should be free. Reference TSB 16/07 2820 Bar Ignition Modules (Coils) -- dated Jul 5, 2007.
Just wanted to update the status of my repairs for the benefit of others who may have a similar problem. I nursed my 05 Cayenne to the dealer with 58k miles on it.
He confirmed that the ignition modules were indeed bad and replaced ALL 8 via Porsches goodwill warranty, referencing the TSB thta Loren had mentioned before. Thanks again Loren !! Not too shabby. They even replaced my defective horn
for 25 cents on the dollar. The grand total for all this work? $44.00.
Steve
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Sorry, yes Loren is correct.
OK, thanks guys, that sounds good. But I'm going to the dealer. The condition seems to be getting worse
and will let the pros handle it this time. Again, thanks for your inputs.
Steve
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I'm a new member and wanted to say hello to all.
I'm ready to purchase replacement coil packs but I'm
not sure which brand I should go with...Bosch, Beru, ???
and where is the place best to get them. Thanks !!
Steve
Cornering Lights
in 9PA, 9PA1 (Cayenne, Cayenne S, Cayenne Turbo, Cayenne Turbo S)
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Sounds like good advice. I'll check the bulbs and let this forum know what I found for the benefit of others who may have
a similar situation.