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coolant replacement
scooter060 replied to aaronliu's topic in 9PA, 9PA1 (Cayenne, Cayenne S, Cayenne Turbo, Cayenne Turbo S)
Hi, my Cayenne S 2008 has the "check coolant level" light on. Given the thread above I am not sure what to do next (I have checked the coolant as per manual looks fine but the light is still on). Should I take it to the dealer now or try something else? How dangerous is it to drive in this condition? Many thanks I just had the check coolant light come on yesterday in a freezing rain storm. Let the engine cool down and checked it when it was still a little warm and the level is just below the "min" mark on the gauge. That being said, started the engine back up and no warning anymore. Will be going to get some coolant to top it up with in the meantime, but does anybody know if the coolant hose problems in the 04's is also a problem in the 08's? Not sure where to go with this. Maybe just top it up and see if it happens again? Thanks all. -
First post for this guy. Loving these forums so far. About removing/replacing headlights. Once they are removed/replaced will they need to be aimed or are these "guide rails" designed to keep original aiming while removing and then replacing the light cluster? I ask because I took a rock to the front turn signal cover on my newly purchased 08 Cayenne S (w/ the xenons if it matters for my question) and it put a nice little hole in it. I might try the plastic repair kit I have from other fixes on previous vehicles (works good) or might just replace the cover itself. But yea.....w/xenons will I need to re-aim or worry about that if I remove/replace the headlights to fix the turn signal cover? Thanks.