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re: Cayenne oil consumption
ewon replied to SPIRO's topic in 9PA, 9PA1 (Cayenne, Cayenne S, Cayenne Turbo, Cayenne Turbo S)
Hi, I have a 08 Cayenne S. the oil consumption issue is printed in the owners manual. At 1500 miles my check oil light came on and I had to put in about a little over 2 quarts to bring it to full. I have the dealer look at the car at their free inspection. They said it was within normal specifiacations. Now I'm at 8K mileas and I have not had to top of the oil at all since the first incident. They also told me not to add any oil until the low oil light comes on. I don't know about the emissions. Regards, Ed -
Yes, the instructions work for the 2008. Wasn't too painful except for the top torx screw. Not sure where the screws are for the earlier Cayenne marker screw, but there's a metal bracket in the way giving only about three inches to work with. A set of Craftsman offset wrenches with the torx bit did the trick. Thanks for teh instructions!