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  1. Hey Mike, I have a 04 Turbo I'm looking to sell shortly. Feel free to email at info@rockstarmedia.biz if you have any questions. I'm located in Novi just outside Detroit. Bill
  2. Hello, I have a 04 Cayenne TT and when I turn at low speeds like when parking or in a parking lot maneuvering it shutters and clunks badly. At first I thought this was a CV joint. Possibly the inner or outer on both sides in the front but after having a friend drive slowly with the wheel turned I can see the whole front right CV/Drive Shaft will pop or jerk when turning. It's almost like a tooth or cog is skipping. I'm wondering if this is a stepper motor that needs to be replaced or is this something else? It's a constant pop, pop, pop at full steering lock and lessens when you straighten the wheel out. Thanks for any help!!!!!! Bill
  3. Thanks for the info! I think I'm going to keep an eye on it and drive very good:) I'll perform a leakdown test to see if any alarms come up too. I'm having all the tubes replaced this week along with a coolant flushed and replaced. I'll keep an eye on my coolant level and also the exhaust smell along with checking the oil and under the oil cap. I guess this is my best defense at the moment.
  4. I just had this happen yesterday. Did you happen to get any coolant leak into the intake. My mechanic found a slit trace of coolant on the intake valves and is not positive it's from this or a head gasket. I really don't want to have to replace my head gaskets on a guess:) Thanks for any advice!!!! Bill
  5. Unfortunately I'm back with bad news! I have a 2004 Turbo Cayenne I just bought. I was getting ready to leave yesterday morning for work and noticed a puddle of coolant under the truck. I ended up taking all the under body and under hood plastic off to see were the leak was coming from. They definitely crammed that engine into this car too:) I came to conclusion it was leaking from the top center in the back of the motor. I felt better that it was only a tube or connection leak. I ended up having it flat bedded to my local mechanic and they determined it was a hose from under the Intake Manifold towards the back of the engine. I'm waiting to get the part list today too. When he had the Intake Manifold off he noticed Coolant beads on the intake valves. He's not positive if this is from the coolant tube or a Head Gasket. I'm not sure if this just seeped under when sitting all night when leaking. I guess I'm curious if any one has had this issue or Head Gasket issues? I'm kind of stuck wondering if this just happens to be from the coolant tube leak under the intake or if I really need to go through with a head gasket change. He's fixing the tube that created the leak and putting the Cayenne back together and I'm going from that point. I was wondering if there are any steps I should take to check if the head gaskets are leaking? In know I could do a cylinder pressure test, white smoke out the tail pipe, check the oil for coolant and so on... Thanks for any help!!!! Bill
  6. Hello, I just bought a 04 Cayenne Turbo. It just started creating a thud sound and feel when stopping below 5-8 mph. The transmission shifts flawlessly up and down through the gears. This only occurs when it's in automatic mode after it shifts to 2nd at about 5 miles per hour or below. It's not happening during the shift to second gear too. Only after it's in second then as you gradually role to a stop it makes the thud. The thud sound and feel doesn't get recreated when accelerating too. When I'm in triptronic mode the sound and feeling is almost gone and sometime doesn't exist. It feels like the sound is coming from under my seat area but hard to tell. Any incite would be great!!!!! Thanks.... Bill
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