ahamay

Holy crap...one could make a chapter book with all these codes. I will have you in my prayers.

l o l dude cheers!

Many of those codes are likely due to a disconnected battery.

I would clear all the codes and see which ones come back.

Loren..i recognize the codes made due to low or disconected battery but the problem is that there are situation wich can not be reproduced anymore (due to the lack of some control modules) and that's why i preffer not to erase the all fault codes yet.

if you looked over the submited log you will see that there are refference about many control modues that does not signal..

it intrigues me the mesagen in the end of diagnose (wich can not be reproduced anymore i don't know why was not stored like the rest of the log) wich state that there are 4 control modules wich does not repond , dme , transfer case and i try to find out wich are the "electrical system " and "off road stabilizer" control modules wich durametric tool also reffer that they did not respond. i have looked in the PET Porsche Cayenne list of all ecu's but no sign of them..maybe you can highlight them form me.

A mention is that after looking under the plastic cover on the right side of wipers i have seen that there are 2 connectors with not ecu's i assume that 1 is for the engine ecu and the other...

bellow list of ecu's..

that's not a free copy available anywhere from the members?nobody want to share??

2008 accident cayenne turbo.import

arrived today,put new battery but not starting ,not rolling,diagnose with durametric ,resulting that 4 modules are missing

dme

electrical

transfer box

off road stabilizer

it should refer to dme = engine ecu, transfer box=automatic transmission ecu,off road stabilizer= level adjusting ecu?

we have looked in the wiper area-passenger side and there are 2 connectors empty outthere, i assume 1 is for the dme ecu

questions.

is there somewhere a service workshop-repair manual for the cayenne too?

where are all of those control units located on the car?

are those control units interchangeable with other years cayenne , maybe vw touareg , even if not all of them , partially..

i try to repair this car so any thought's appreciated,bellow the durametric full scanlog:

Short Test

Porsche Stability Management (PSM/ABS8)

Current Fault Codes

668:

Vehicle voltage terminal 30

Upper limit value exceeded

668:

Vehicle voltage terminal 30

Value below lower limit value

1314:

DME control module

No signal/communication

1310:

Level control module

No signal/communication

1826:

Power supply steering wheel electronics

Airbag

Current Fault Codes

1739:

Sensor for airbag (passenger)

Open circuit

588:

Driver's airbag ignition circuit stage 1

Upper limit value exceeded

589:

Passenger's airbag ignition circuit stage 1

Upper limit value exceeded

1587:

Driver's airbag ignition circuit stage 2

Upper limit value exceeded

590:

Passenger's airbag ignition circuit stage 2

Upper limit value exceeded

654:

Belt tensioner ignition circuit driver's side front

Upper limit value exceeded

1211:

Belt tensioner driver's side rear

Upper limit value exceeded

1212:

Belt tensioner passenger's side rear

Value below lower limit value

1590:

Disconnecting relay

Upper limit value exceeded

Instrument Cluster for Cayenne

Current Fault Codes

562:

Oil level sensor - Open circuit/short circuit to B+, test conditions are not-completed, fault is currently active and is not causing a DTC light

1299:

Gateway - No signal/communication, test conditions are not-completed, fault is currently active and is not causing a DTC light

1310:

Level control module - No signal/communication, test conditions are not-completed, fault is currently active and is not causing a DTC light

1314:

DME control module - No signal/communication, test conditions are not-completed, fault is currently active and is not causing a DTC light

3294:

Headlight control unit left - No signal/communication, test conditions are not-completed, fault is currently active and is not causing a DTC light

3295:

Headlight control unit right - No signal/communication, test conditions are not-completed, fault is currently active and is not causing a DTC light

Steering wheel electronics

No Faults Found

Porsche Keyless Entry Security System (KESSY)

Current Fault Codes

1176:

Immobiliser key

Implausible signal

668:

Vehicle voltage terminal 30

Open circuit/short circuit to ground

87:

Terminal 30 (start enable)

Open circuit/short circuit to ground

230:

Selector lever position switch >P<

Short circuit to ground

1314:

DME control module

No signal/communication

1299:

Gateway

Please read out fault memory

Doors and Rear Hatch

No Faults Found

Seat Memory Driver

Current Fault Codes

668:

Vehicle voltage terminal 30

Value below lower limit value

1898:

Steering column adjustment sensor axial (Hall sensor)

Short circuit to B+

Gateway

Current Fault Codes

0214:

Power supply

Value below lower limit value

0538:

CAN comfort OFF

Open circuit

01D2:

Steering column switch (with electronic unit)

No signal/communication

0519:

CAN Infotainment

Faulty

01CB:

PCM2

No signal/communication

3CDE:

Headlight control unit left

No signal/communication

3CDF:

Headlight control unit right

No signal/communication

0522:

DME control module

No signal/communication

051E:

Level control module

No signal/communication

01D7:

Control unit for electronically controlled damping (EGD)

No signal/communication

Air Conditioning

Current Fault Codes

819:

Air-conditioning pressure sensor

Open circuit/short circuit to ground

Park Assist

No Faults Found

Panorama Roof

No Faults Found

Tow Bar

Current Fault Codes

532:

Power supply

Value below lower limit value

Seat Memory Passenger

Current Fault Codes

668:

Vehicle voltage terminal 30

Value below lower limit value

2341:

Fore-and-aft adjustment sensor

Short circuit to B+

Automatic Tailgate

Current Fault Codes

3234:

Function restrict. due to critical vehicle electric. system condition

532:

Power supply

Value below lower limit value

1336:

CAN comfort OFF

No signal/communication

446:

Function restricted due to undervoltage

Value below lower limit value

Windshield wiper

No Faults Found

Tire Pressure Monitor (TPM)

Current Fault Codes

1312:

CAN drive

Please read out fault memory

1317:

Instrument cluster

No signal/communication

2214:

Tyre pressure warning

Tow Bar

Current Fault Codes

532:

Power supply

Value below lower limit value

well...rs29..i think that's the "yellow" pagid right?as well as rs44 is the orange type

yellow or orange i will try them for sure

goodrige are allready there

on castrol..i don't know,i am a dedicated fan off motul fluids

so far the rbf600 factory line from them has no matching opponent.as well motul oil etc..

ABS turned off...sound good sometimes but somethimes not.

but thnak's for the hint i will try it just for fan

hope i can deactivate it via durametric ,if not via his fuse

but who carry pagid at reasonable prices?i see that paragon is a dealer for united states,maybe other members can advice

cheers

you can count in the near future on a clutch job

Cheers

everything it's lead to Pagid as far as i can see

i also understand that the Pagid Orange are the best suit for my needs?

what about the Pagid black?

who carry them at resonable prices anyway?

hello guys

The time of the clutch has arrived.

The problem:as we allready ordered from a friend with an simmilar Porsche a new kit from Porsche(disc,bearing and pressure plate)i have noticed that the pressure plate and bearing are the Porche 996 PET numbers but the clutch disc had an 997 starting code.

We mounted it but he stared to smell when driving a bit aggresive and after a week he started to slip again.

I guess that maybe there is an imballance betwen the old flywheel,new pressure plate and the 997 disc dimenssion.

The question:what is the best sollution as a clutch disc for this 2002 Porsche Carrera 2-gen 996 ? an 996 gt3 sachs disc?an aftermaket ?what?

I was personally kind of satissfied over the 996 genuine clutch but if there is a way to improve...i look for it , as well as i don't like that clutch setup allready offered by Porsche dealer to us.

Cheers

They just keep making it better and better. I'll have Porsches til I die...:notworthy:

amen

congrats,nice lady you have

treat her with care since is your first real date

if you have to glue,then i strongly suggest you to only glue them with the glue used for car glasses(most of the cases look like an silicon,black colour)

work with care when apply,and after keep them tight for couple of hours and they will sit there forever

cheers

Hello guys

It is obvious that the standard set up on 996 C2 + C4 ( Zimmerman discs+Texstar pads ) could use an improvement.The Texstar pad feeling is plastic and noneffective and the rotors start to veil after some hard braking (the rear at least)

I know that an big kit upgrade might cure but it is kind of expensive those days

So i have tried over the time the brembo pads and yes that's an improvement but also i am curious about other pads as Pagid,Ebc(red or yellow stuff),Jurid etc

I m sure that some reputable members here have also step into this issue.

i did a search but nothing much over the transmision's issues.

i lifted up a 996 manual gear box put it in 6th gear and running to 4000 rpm.some kind of noises come from the gearbox i listen it under the car and it make a sound i think too loud as it supossed to be.

please advice for an tranny working tutorial,part's assy etc

mine too(my99-01)any ideea where to get the 02-05 manual?

also Loren wich setpoints are corrects?

thank you loren

i will wire them as a bypass for the ballast and see if the stage 1 can be activated

keep up the good work

Loren

PST and not to mention PIWIS are the tools but not as much affordable as the durametric.

however,checked the temp sensor is OK

removed the bumper and plastic housings of the wheels,diconected the fan coupling and measure it.

when i send the comand via durametric for stage 1 it measure 12,65v on 1 circuit ,when i send the comand for 2nd stage display 12,65 for the other circuit.there are 3 wires out there per fan.1 brown ground,and 2 yellow each for a fan stage.so there is bassically a fan problem.

what do you advice?

i will check it in the next hours,what i should measure?the resistance?wich is the corect value? do you think it can be his fault?there are no fault codes after all..

let's see it other way..if the DME actually send the command to start the first stage what eles it can be(except the relays)

very strange behaviour

i have not seen any strange wires accros.but if they were re wired as you suggest,it supose that the fan's start at approx 190.

they start at 225.

i don't know exactly how the Porsche system work but i assume that the stage 1 has to start at approx 190 and stage 2 at approx 225.

Loren where is the sensor that send this command,because i don't think that the ballast resistors do that i guess that this sensor it has to be actually in the water to report the accurate temperature.this faulty sensor is the only think i have in mind considering the test's we've done but this is also bizare considering we have no related fault codes.very anoyng

ANY INPUT IS APPRECIATED

thank's for your support

The only difference between low speed and high speed is that there is a ballast resistor in the circuit for low speed.

Still it would seem odd that both would fail at the same time.

yes it is strange that both are not working on low speed.but assuming that resistors are both broken(very few chances both radiators are bought new,with new fan s new housing and new resistors)why they still work on stage 2.those resistors are in charge sending the water temperature to dme?

it could be a dme software error?

no fault code

via drive links activation i can activate the stage 2 no problem,it state that the drive link is running and they start..when i activate the stage 1 the software states that drive link is running but the fan s not starting.i was assuming that is a relay issue but is not i switched the relays and veryfy them all.

on both no stage 1 either can not activate stage1 with durametric.

Loren

the relays panel look kind of different that the schematic you give.maybe because it is an german model.

i have checked all the relays,they work fine.could you please advice where are the water temperature sensors wich send water temperature and activate the fan's.both of them the one for stage 1 and the other for stage 2.thank's

i was assuming that the brake pump must have his own bleeding screw.

no

i am not satissfied at all.

they are worse than the time then she was having rubber lines.

now with steel lines+motul racing brake fluid i was expecting an improvement.

also the abs is feelt during a kind of hard brake but not that hard to be expected,

i was assuming that the abs pump got air somehow when i changed the lines and brake fluid and that's why i wanted to bleed it via that software.

i am in contact with durametric,they try to find a solution because it is a software bug on theire toy but i will go at porsche to hook up an piwis and try to do the job.i bleed it manually a couple of tine but no air.

i can not understand how the hell is possibile not to bleed the full air even if it is in the abs pump,i bleed the hell out of them.

here is the panel . porsche my 2000

http://img541.imageshack.us/img541/4121/image014pk.jpg

Loren,they are 8 .could you please advice wich one is?