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carl-henrik

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  1. Hi,

    I have a 2002 with litronic, mine both work, but i a want 6000k bulbs (yes i know they arent as bright). But i have now tried two different sets of D2S bulbs, both light up for a second, and then goes dark. If i put the stock bulbs back they work just fine. Any tips?

    Ive fitted the same kind of 6000k bulb to other cars with no problems.

    regards

  2. Pumps are located the fuel tank. Left pump being the main pump and the right pump is operated under certain conditions determined by the DME such as the first 30 seconds of engine start up and high load situations. The left pump module also houses the fuel filter.

    UPDATE:

    Now the car doesn't even crank anymore, when the starter kicks in it just makes ticking sound, and its not because of to little power, i have already replaced the battery.. FML

  3. Definitely sounds like a low battery. I agree with the poster above me, it sounds like you have a two battery cayenne. I'm guessing the primary under your seat is in need of replacement.

    hi!

    I have a 2004 V6, recently its has been hard to start, the starter runsfor like 5-10 seconds, then its usually starts and runs normally, sometimes itjust dies right away. It happened rarely the past couple of weeks, but now it'salmost every if not every time I try to start it. Also the air suspension faultmessage comes up, but that might not have anything to do with this.

    Can this be linked to a bad battery? How do I check if I have a cayennewith two batteries?

    All help greatly appreciated, Porsche workshop prices in Norway arequite extreme! :(

    You need to test the fuel pressure. The Cayenne has two fuel pumps with the left pump being the main unit.

    Thank you guys for all you’requick replays, I will take it to my local mechanic tomorrow and have itthese tips checked :)

    Just one quick question; where are the fuels pumps located?

  4. Definitely sounds like a low battery. I agree with the poster above me, it sounds like you have a two battery cayenne. I'm guessing the primary under your seat is in need of replacement.

    hi!

    I have a 2004 V6, recently its has been hard to start, the starter runsfor like 5-10 seconds, then its usually starts and runs normally, sometimes itjust dies right away. It happened rarely the past couple of weeks, but now it’salmost every if not every time I try to start it. Also the air suspension faultmessage comes up, but that might not have anything to do with this.

    Can this be linked to a bad battery? How do I check if I have a cayennewith two batteries?

    All help greatly appreciated, Porsche workshop prices in Norway arequite extreme! :(

  5. Here is more information:

    If you look at the picture, you will see where is located the upper timing chain tensioner. The last picture is the defect part with the new box and you can see the part number (vw dealer number, same as touareg 3.2L). Check this picture and you will see the week free play of the tensioner (the chrome color). The brand new part is able to move like the green line, and the defect only the red line distance.

    This resolve about 95% of the problem, but I drove about 100,000 km with the defect tensioner and I probably damaged the timing chain or the lower tensioner.

    If you go to youtube, you can hear the noise (about a minute after startup) before I changed the part:

    Thanks I hope this will help you.

    Just let me know if it works on your engine.

    GUY

    Have now changed it, it didn’t help much unfortunately.

    So far I have replaced:

    - the spark plugs

    - All coils

    - oil and filter

    - Air filter

    - Timing chain tensioner

    only things left to change is the crank sensor and the cam axel sensor. To me it looks like the faulty chain tensioner has stretched the chain so much so, that it need to be replaced.

    Any thoughts? :)

  6. Here is more information:

    If you look at the picture, you will see where is located the upper timing chain tensioner. The last picture is the defect part with the new box and you can see the part number (vw dealer number, same as touareg 3.2L). Check this picture and you will see the week free play of the tensioner (the chrome color). The brand new part is able to move like the green line, and the defect only the red line distance.

    This resolve about 95% of the problem, but I drove about 100,000 km with the defect tensioner and I probably damaged the timing chain or the lower tensioner.

    If you go to youtube, you can hear the noise (about a minute after startup) before I changed the part:

    Thanks I hope this will help you.

    Just let me know if it works on your engine.

    GUY

    hi

    I will let you know as soon as possible. Volkswagen didnt have the part in stock, but they will get i tomorrow, so I will try to replace it then ;)

    Mine doesnt make as much noise as youres but still there is something wrong, so lets just hope this works !

    regards

  7. I had the same problem since I own my 2004 3.2 V6... And one Renntech member (thanks him) find the problem and it take about 5-10 mins to fix it. Go to the vw dealer and order the upper hydrolic timing chain tensioner (same as the touareg 3.2). In canada I paid about 60$ but probably cheaper in usa. Make sure your car and engine is not moving and put the handbrake. If you face the car on your left side from the top of the engine put your hand just over the cat (make sure engine is cold) and you will touch but not see a 27mm hexagonal bolt. Take a ratchet and extension remove old tensioner (few drops of oil will drop) take the new one soak in it in oil and put it back slowly and tight it. At the first 3-4 engine restart you may hear knocking noice, probably the computer need to adjust. I made it this week, I can provide you the part number if you want. I have video showing exactly (before) the loud noise and at 4250 rpm and up engine running smoothly. It also fix the knocking during warmup.

    Even Porsche dealer where not able to find the problem, thanks to Renntech.

    Hi!

    Thanks so much, i will definitely try this out tomorrow! Porsche Oslo, in Norway, wanted 4000$ to repair it, and change the whole timing chain. So if this works, you've saved me a lot of cash! ;-)

    Just to be clear, are there 2 tensioners, one upper and one lower?

    thanks:)

  8. hi

    i have a 04 v6 3.2 tiptronic, 80.000miles. And it has a weird problem. Porsche here in Norway arrent really sure about what it is and suggested that they take the whole engine out to check it. Which to me seems unnecessary.

    The problem is this:

    The idle is ok, but from idle while driving up to about 4250RPM the engine sounds like its misfiring and pulls badly. It sounds like its under a lot of strain and I think its noisier then it used to be. The engine sound noticeably changes at about 4250RPM, above that the engine has a nice, healthy sound.

    The check engine light is not on, nor are any other fault indicators.

    According to a local mechanic it gives out fault codes on the crank sensor and the cam axel sensor. He believes the sensors need replacing. Porsche Oslo thinks it needs a new timing chain and adjustment. And Porsche Sweeden thinks it needs new spark plugs and coils.

    But no one "over here" have had this problem before apparently :-/ so now im kind of stuck.. Do some of you have any advice? :)

  9. Most likely cardan shaft. It's impossible to even have dealer inspect it. I had two dealers tell me it looked fine (no play, etc). Finally bit the bullet and had replaced for $920USD. No more vibration/humming/shaking. Mine did as described...humm/vibrate (would actually shake the whole vehicle) but only between 45-60mph.

    Hello everyone, i got a 04 c v6 at 30000miles , becouse of the problem i went to p service, they told me they should change front whell bearings, but after change i can still hear the humming noise between 30-70 mph, what can be the cause of the noise? Can you help.

    PS: I checked the tyres, no problem with.

    Some Cayennes have had problems with the universal joints/cardan shafts - especially the 2003 and 2004 models. I'm not sure if this is what you are experiencing, but it could be. Do you know if this issue has been previously addressed on your Cayenne?

    I also have this problem on my cayenne V6, its so bad it makes my head hurt if I don't have the stereo on.

    Anyone know more about what could cause this?

    mine is a 2004, done 97.000km (60.000Miles)

    regards

    I had my front left wheel bearings changed and it cured the problem ;-)

  10. I think it would almost be cheaper to sell the 2004 CS and buy a 2008 CTT.

    hehe you would think so, and in America it probably is, but in Norway a new Cayenne S cost 200.708,- $ and a Turbo costs 290.000,- $.

    A used Cayenne S with all options is worth around 89.000,- $. So that's quite a difference ;-)

    just buy US version and send it Norway (will be about $3k shipping cost + $1k homologation cost)

    + 190.000$ to get it registered here ;) haha the car taxes in this country are ridicules !

  11. Hello everyone, i got a 04 c v6 at 30000miles , becouse of the problem i went to p service, they told me they should change front whell bearings, but after change i can still hear the humming noise between 30-70 mph, what can be the cause of the noise? Can you help.

    PS: I checked the tyres, no problem with.

    Some Cayennes have had problems with the universal joints/cardan shafts - especially the 2003 and 2004 models. I'm not sure if this is what you are experiencing, but it could be. Do you know if this issue has been previously addressed on your Cayenne?

    I also have this problem on my cayenne V6, its so bad it makes my head hurt if I don't have the stereo on.

    Anyone know more about what could cause this?

    mine is a 2004, done 97.000km (60.000Miles)

    regards

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