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Didn't get a copy but it is described as WC54 Campaign, replace cam timing solenoids. Not sure that helps at all.
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My dealer says there is a shop campaign (not a recall) to replace these. Does anyone know what the issue is behind the campaign and any significance in delaying the service until the next regularly scheduled service (8000 miles away in my case)?
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Thanks Loren and wvicary, OEMs on the way.
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Yes, that would help. 2011 Cayenne S Hybrid. Thanks.
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Does anyone have these handy or can recommend a quality aftermarket substitute?
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Does anyone know what is involved with these service alerts? What do they fix?
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Loren, is it this also the filter for the hybrid?
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Is there anything special to be done to change the oil in a hybrid? The procedure I have is:
1) open beer;
2) remove underbody shields
3) position oil collection pan
4) drain oil filter housing, remove oil filter housing, change oil filter
5) remove engine sump drain plug
6) open another beer and wait
7) replace oil drain plug and new crush washer
8) fill with Mobil 1
9) replace shields
10) start and check oil level
11) hook up Durametric, reset reminder
12) remove and secure collection pan until used oil may be transported (without beer) to recycle center
13) open another beer, admire work
Need part number for oil filter and air filter Boxster 981
in 981/981C Series Part Number Requests
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Does anyone have handy the oil drain seal ring part number? Thanks in advance.