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Overhaul of air suspension compressor on 2004 Cayenne S Hello. I had the same problem as many of you, with "air suspension faulty workshop" alarm every time i started my 2004 Cayenne S. The alarm could appear immediately or after a few kilometers. I bought the repair kit for the air compressor with VW part number 7LO 698 030 (thanks to RFM for the tip) and put 45 minutes of labor into it. Now the alarm has disappeared completely. The kit was a bit expensive, around 260$ for one piston ring, one plastic hose connector, one o-ring and two 6x80mm stai Author isakpede Category Cayenne (9PA, 9PA1) - Maintenance Submitted 03/16/2009 07:30 AM
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Two umbraco screws underneath the armrest has to be removed, then pull up the part around the gear lever. Isak (In wich state are the alu parts you are removing? I might be interested buying them.....)
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headlamps,taillamps?? Yes, i guest on those too. But do i also need to change the fenders? Has anyone performed this kind of conversion? Isak
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Hi. Could anyone tell me what parts i need in addition to the parts on the pictures to convert a 2004 CS to a 2008 C turbo. Partsnumber in addition would be just superb. Thanks upfront. Isak
