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Are you positive that it's the front diff and not a wheel brng or tire noise?
used a stethescope on diff and can hear a defniate issue
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hi,i have an 04 cayenne S 180,000 km's the front diff., is whining and was wondering if anyone on here has changed and or rebuilt one or where i could get a blow up of the diff for parts and dissassembly etc and roughly how long a job is it? thanks for your help...Tim
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The coolant pipes that run under the intake manifold are a problem on the V8 engines. Porsche has issued a TSB and updated parts to correct this fault.
awesome thanks ... will call porsche tomorrow, being a TSB will the fix be covered at 165,000 kms?
okay called porsche , parts 1200and labour 1400, does anyone have the list of parts needed and if any special tools needed?i have all torx bits etc,and will try to download a manual for torque specs etc, any direction on this is appreciated...Tim
found it in the DIY section...thanks
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The coolant pipes that run under the intake manifold are a problem on the V8 engines. Porsche has issued a TSB and updated parts to correct this fault.
awesome thanks ... will call porsche tomorrow, being a TSB will the fix be covered at 165,000 kms?
okay called porsche , parts 1200and labour 1400, does anyone have the list of parts needed and if any special tools needed?i have all torx bits etc,and will try to download a manual for torque specs etc, any direction on this is appreciated...Tim
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In fact TSB's are a help for the network (kind of workshop manual), it shows what to do and how, but are not by definition warranty covered. Do a search, this water tube subject is covered frequently here.
thanks RFM ..will do
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The coolant pipes that run under the intake manifold are a problem on the V8 engines. Porsche has issued a TSB and updated parts to correct this fault.
awesome thanks ... will call porsche tomorrow, being a TSB will the fix be covered at 165,000 kms?
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hi, was wondering if someone could help,was driving the car today and all of a sudden the dash warning came on "low coolant" , a very short distance - 15km,later i got home the guage never went up to hot , in fact it stayed in the center the whole time , so no over heating occured, when i looked under the car the a/freeze was coming out of one of the 2 holes in the (what looks like a bell housing to me)the holes are only about 1/4 " in diameter, its confusing to me because it seems there is no a/freeze hoses near ...any thoughts...thanks
front differential whining
in 9PA, 9PA1 (Cayenne, Cayenne S, Cayenne Turbo, Cayenne Turbo S)
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thanks