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  1. I had a similar problem which was caused by water under the passenger side carpet causing connectors within the large bundle of wires that runs there to corrode. There are connections within the wrapped wiring itself - something that I did not expect. Once I split it open, there were numerous locations in there that had corroded to the point of, or close to, failure. My proportioning / ABS failure was solved on the passenger side, but I redid the wiring on the drivers side too and found that to be in fairly bad shape also.

    Good luck

  2. Hi there, I am getting the the following error when starting the car, but hit enter and everything is fully functional, with the exception of the navi. The map shows north as pointing south, and will not calculate a trip to or from a location. I suspect that it is the GPS antenna failing, or that the cable running from it is not seated properly into the back of the unit. I am suspecting this also because info shows no satellites.

    Any information you might have on this would be appreciated.

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  3. This is exactly what happened to me - splitting without puncturing the bag. I even did the same: bending off the sharp parts to try and hold it on till the parts arrived. Definitely something to get done immediately. Mine was bulging pretty menacingly by the time I took it off. It's not a difficult job if you are into it, and bought the parts from Sunset - air spring was $394.

  4. That definitely could be transmission fluid if it is red - I had this problem and it was the result of a failing torque converter seal - what I have been told is a very common problem in older Cayennes. If you remove the protective cover exposing the transmission (anchored on one end right where your red circle is in your image), you will see the square transmission pan. Moving further toward the front of the car along the centreline, there is a small drainage hole. That is where transmission fluid from my failing seal was leaking from.

    Just a suggestion though - washing it clean is a good way to start.

  5. Hi there,

    I started getting a little squeek at the top end of the movement as the brake pedal was released, so I have been paying closer attention and now hear a slight hiss. My understanding is that this is the vacuum from the brake booster escaping, and that indicates that is time to replace the part. Otherwise, the brakes feel fine, and no fluid is leaking from the system. So, I have a few questions before I undertake this:

    What is the correct term for the part that is failing, I feel like a dope not being able to refer to it properly.

    Is this a serviceable part? Can I replace a seal to correct the leak?

    What causes this failure? The brake fluid has not been changed in a while, will fresh fluid re-lubricate the system and correct the leak?

    Finally, a part number would be helpful or any other recommendations on the repair before I get going on it.

    Thanks guys.

  6. Panameras - I did the seal rebuild on my compressor with the VW kit, not too difficult at all and completely solved my compressor problems. I got the kit at the local Porsche dealer, and can probably dig up the part number if you still need it. The seal kit if I remember correctly was still around $160 CAD, but still a far cry from the prices being quoted for a new compressor.

  7. Hi there,

    I have a 2004 Cayenne Turbo, and the module that produces the ticking sound when the turn signal is engaged has failed - the turn signals still function, just no sound. I believe the same module produces other alert sounds too.

    It was sounding a little strange for a week or so - now just silent.

    A part number would be great - and the location of the module would also be very helpful.

    Thanks

  8. Replacing Cayenne rear hatch struts


    Hi there, just completed a fairly simple but satisfying repair on my Cayenne. Although there are some instructions posted on this repair, I thought I would take some snapshots as I went just to provide a visual reference for anyone doing this job for the first time. First thing, open the hatch and pop off and disconnect the light: At the same time, remove the screw inside the anchor for the luggage net on each side: Pop off the center roof panel. I got this started by loosening the first

     

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