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When you cycle trough the gears to fill up the oil the wheels have to spin or not? Do I need to jack up the car with the wheels free to move? -
With all the right tools I made it in 6 hours!
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Not yet started! I received the alu pipes today, I'll finish to collect all the tools I need to do the job and start the job in a couples of weeks
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Try to clean the MAF sensors and the connectors
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I'm planning to change my cooling pipes in the next weeks, I'm writing this post just know if anyone could be interested in a open garage day with tools and beer around just to have a look, help or see what to expect in your next DIY... Let me know, I'm in the bay area, San Jose
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no, I only see the leak coming from there
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http://www.cargurus.com/Cars/l-Used-2006-Porsche-Cayenne-Turbo-S-t26906#listing=82996299
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I have a leak from the camshaft Actuator Seal, is it a common and easy fix?
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22-25K minimum?
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No pain for a 75c letter... but I took all the parts plus some extras like plugs, polybelt and tools at ECS for 850$ with tax and this hurts a little bit more...
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I've found that the ECS Kit is more complete: http://www.ecstuning.com/Porsche-2004-Cayenne-955-S-Sport_Utility-V8_4.5L/Engine/Cooling/ES2501060/
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Great! Do I need other sealants or special tools? Am I forced to use the Porsche Coolant?
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There are quite a few vendors selling a complete kit (pipes, gaskets, replacement hoses, etc.) to do the job for less than $500. Some even include the antifreeze. If your dealer is charging $1,000 for just the pipes, I'd RUN-AWAY, RUN-AWAY.. Of course you can always exclude yourself from the class-settlement - directions on doing that are right there on the forms, then go after Porsche yourself.. Can you please tell me wich vendors are selling the complete kit for 500$, I've sent the letter for the settlement but my Cayenne now is loosing a inch of coolant each week, I'll probably do the job by myself...
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Do you think it's possible to use the 911 2,5 inch wheel caps instead of the starshaped original caps on a 2006 Cayenne S?
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We just moved from Italy, no more 911, it's time to get a family car.. It wasn't the cheap Cayenne I was expecting to buy, but it's worth the extra money I paid for!
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did you manage to solve this problem? Let me know, I have the same issue!
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Perfect! cover for the front left seat side, front side. Thank you!
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For me is a pen holder, but I'm not sure
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Found it into the gloves compartment...
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Yeah, post a pic of that thing and try melting it with some WD40...
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The Durametric is an extremely useful investment. In my opinion your problem could be a faulty temperature sensor or MAF...
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That's why I'm choosing to buy a family Porsche, I have all the equipment to fix it, included the Durametric cable :) I would llike to keep my budget around 15K, I'm also looking around to create a list of things to check before buying it...
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Hi guys, last year I finally sold my 911 Carrera 4 and in may I'll move from Italy to the SF bay area with wife and child. I would like to stay on the Porsche brand buying a cheap early Cayenne, can you give me some advise on how to stay away from lemon cars and how to get a good quote to insure that car? Thank you in advance
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Yeah, you're right, I'll probaly take the very little money they are evaluated here and see what I can get in CA...
