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  1. Both the rear handles will lock the car by pushing the button but neither will open if the car is locked.

    Yes thank you very much, especially by posting the part numbers was a huge help!

    nope not normal. The MOSFETs control power to the antennas, so if one handle is working then it probably isn't the KESSY.

    Chances are you have a bad handle/antenna but without a durametric it will be tough to tell for sure.

    Congrats on getting the KESSY back up and running....I hope my PNs and DIY were semi helpful.

  2. Well I replaced the 2 Mosfets and the 6 resistors. I plugged the KESSY unit back in and it said "Ignition Faulty" then it started right up with the Porsche Entry & Drive dummy Key. I drove the car a bit and then tested the locking button on the drivers side and it worked again! The unlocking by touching the handle is also working on the front driver side door and the front passenger side door. My tailgate also works fine again.

    The only thing I have a question for is that neither of my rear doors open while touching the handle, I am guessing this is not normal? Can anyone confirm?

  3. Thank you for the detailed DIY! Much appreciated clarksongli!

    Will order the parts and try this ASAP, will report back for fun :)

    I am about to do this repair as my Entry and Drive has stopped working and I really miss that feature!

    Does anyone know the exact part numbers for the 0.22ohm fusible resistors? There is so many different kinds.

    Thanks!

    i posted a DIY in common fixes and repairs. there is a link there

    FYI...these resistors sit across the drain of the transistors, if the resistors are blown, it's because one of the mosfets is bad.

    Translation, replace everything at once (2 transistors and all 6 resistors.

  4. Great thread and pictures thanks!

    Only thing is you do not have to remove all that to change the battery. All you need to do is remove the front 2 bottom bolts and the whole seat will just tilt back, it's on a huge hinge.

    Might save some people time and its hard to get the front carpet plastic piece back in without leaving a gap, this way you dont have to take it off.

  5. It goes by your VIN # but i just ordered another set (4) for my 04 CTT summer wheels and the new part number is 95536166101 they are around $115-$125 each from the dealer and well worth it. I ordered the same set last winter for my winter wheels and they are perfect.

    I have a 2003 CTT which I bought used and I think that the batteries in the wheel sensors have all died. I am trying to determine the appropriate part numbers and what the original part number for the sensors is 95536166100 in PET but it appears that there is an updated part number as 95536166101. Are both of these sensors the same frequency of 433mhz. If I go with the new model number sensors, do I also need to change to the newer model number antenna in the wheel well. The old number is 95564711100 and the new one is 95564711101. Or will the new sensors work with my older antenna? Thanks.

  6. Is there a guide for removing running boards and installing the plastic shields again? I have removed mine but now there are 2 big holes where the running boards were and all the slush/rain/snow is getting in there. I have looked at the diagrams online and it looks like i need to purchase a plastic shield for each side but i am not sure how they attach, since according to the running board installation TSB, you need to remove some mounting brackets. Oh and i also need to buy and install the rear spray protection flaps again and find out how those install.

  7. I found the parts you need, take a look at this site for the part numbers:

    http://www.autoatlanta.com/porsche-parts/9PA-03-06/601-00.php

    looks like # 8, 9, and 10 are needed.

    Still stumped. I don't think I have that configuration. Here is a pic of my spare in place, and it doesn't look like there's any space for a cover:

    2012_10_06_19_08_23_998.jpg

    Pulling it out:

    2012_10_06_19_08_48_663.jpg

    Subwoofer with spare removed:

    2012_10_06_19_09_15_204.jpg

    Everything is a very tight fit.

    Closer shots around front and back of sub:

    2012_10_06_19_09_25_119.jpg

    2012_10_06_19_09_36_317.jpg

  8. Did you find the problem Mr. Haney?? I keep getting the P0492 code, i erase it and it keeps coming back. It doesn't like something haha

    I get this fault, seems like after its been idling. I get the fault second time now in 1 week. I have cleared them via the scanner. I drove the vehicle home for 1100 miles after I bought it and the code didnt show up for two days after I got it here. Could this be related to a pcv valve? I really need help with this one I dont have a manual yet, could anybody provide a workflow for this? Thanks-

    P0492 Secondary air injection system, bank 2 - below limit

    Possible causes:

    - Fuse F4 faulty

    - Open circuit to secondary air injection pump

    - Short circuit to ground in the lead to the secondary air injection pump

    - Secondary air injection pump relay mechanically faulty

    - Secondary air valve sluggish

    - Secondary air injection pump (air cleaner) blocked

    - Air hose to secondary air injection pump slipped off or is crushed

    - Secondary air injection pump faulty / stuck

    Hey thanks Loren- maybe you could help with a couple other q's? I keep blowing fuse #4.

    1. If I apply 12v to the air pump itself, should it run?

    2. Which air pump is fuse #4-40amp, in the underhood fuse comp. linked to? Pass. or drivers side?

    3. What do relays 19&20 in the underhood fuse comp. link to?

    4. I have continuity and 0 ohms resistance on the drivers side air pump, the only one I messed with.

    5. Do you know where the air pump ground goes?

    6. Are the air pumps ac or dc?

    7. Does the air pump relay function by providing a ground to complete the curcuit or by applying power?

    8. What condition tells the computer to run the air pumps?

    I know this is a laundry list of q's so, I thank anyone who can help in advance as I'm kinda tapped out money wise right at the moment. I just picked up the vehicle and have all those expenses.:)

    P0492 Troubleshooting.pdf

    Perhaps you would consider a donation to this site?

    Yes, absolutely, thank you!!!!

  9. Thanks for the info! I hope i am able to do it without that much trouble, i hate not having a cd player in the car (the in dash cd is the nav cd always).

    Try downloading the PCM owners guide that Loren posted: http://www.renntech.org/forums/index.php/files/file/546-pcm-2-owners-manual/ it has some helpful tips to change the disks and operations of the buttons :)

    Conrats on getting it installed. What a PIA to do.

    ABSOLUTELY a PITA. Porsche could have made it simple by just making the opening in the panel a bit larger on the left side... especially for something that was a commonly installed by dealer at the time of sale device. And imagine, if they made the cables/fiber long enough so you could plug it in without contortions and blind-feeling-around, and.. and.. had locking tabs to allow it to snap into the bracket.

    Nah.. never happen.

    Happily - it worked great going into work today.. but the PCM interface for it is rather difficult. The <- -> buttons will jump tracks on whatever CD is playing, but so far - I haven't found the same functionality for swapping disks. Am I missing something here? I found I have to go into the AUDIO menu, then scroll to SELECT DISK, press the knob, then scroll to the disk I want, and press the knob again. To say this might be distracting at speed is a great understatement. You should be able to do this with buttons alone. What did I miss?

    FWIW: BMW's E39/5-series interface is better done. You can select what disk you want with the 1-6 "memory" (used for stored radio stations) buttons, then skip to tracks by using the <-> button (which has an "M" for manual button in the middle - which allows scanning the current track.) And you can also do this from the steering wheel. No need to move eyes off the road.

  10. It is extremely confusing, there are 8 different configurations depending on the options of your Cayenne. It is a little intimidating compared to some cars! I will keep looking for mine, but i can't seem to find it. I am going to take apart the trim anyways to install it. I am actually not sure why they went optical instead of copper wire, optical doesn't get interference or signal degration.

  11. Im not refering to the optical cable that runs from the PCM to the BOSE AMP. That one is already there and i dont have any cable running to do. I am talking about the little opital wire about 6 inches that runs from the bose amp to the cd changer. I signed up here and downloaded the 15 page install guide that mentions how to install it, i just want to wait for the warm weather to do so.

    It is referenced in the manual as OW (BOSE sound package w/CD changer) #95564230400, and Plug for OW #95564232100.

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