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Hi everyone. I have a 2004 cayenne that has the towing receiver on it and a cover over the electrical connector. Can anyone verify if the plug from the dealer to make it accept a standard trailer adapter needs to be coded to the car or if it is a plug and play process? My local dealer has told me it does need coding, but a online dealer told me that it will be plug and play. thanks
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I think for now im going to keep the factory offset in the front and add some 18mm spacers in the rear. Do you have any pics of your car where i could have a idea on how it sits?
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Hello all. I posted this on the 6speed forum as well but have not received any responses. I have a 2004 turbo with the factory 20" 5 spoke wheels. I would like to give it a little more aggressive look. I upsized the tires to a 275/45/20 which helped with the awkward tiny tire look and now would like to space the rear out some. I do have the oem mud flaps but no fender extensions. Could you guys let me know what spacer sizing have been run?
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Ok, so im a newbie with the cayenne. THis is my porsche entry level learning curve. I recently bought a 2004 cayenne turbo with navigation. There a few things I wish my cayenne had that it does not. First and foremost bluetooth. I am on verion 3.0 on a cd based navi unit. I do not have the phone answer and hang up buttons on the navi units left side. I care more about the bluetooth phone function which the dension does not support bluetooth since i guess there is no phone system. I would like to know if the DVD based systems with the phone buttons will just be a plug and play conversion or is there software and dealer support needed? If anyone has any advice, i would love to know what i can do. Also what is necessary to add a homelink system to this car. I would assume just simply the ovehead unit since it should be standalone that only requires power and ground. THirdly, my vehicle does not have a auto headlight setting. Is there a retrofit, or if i were to leave the headlights switched on all the time, will it kill the cars battery or is it smart enough to kill power to the system on its own after a certain time. Unfortunately my last vehicles have been bmws and this is my first venture into porsches.