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Hi, Just received the durametric cable and downloaded software ver 6. Ran the "test all modules" and received the following error. 353: Feedback from blower regulator front - Upper limit value exceeded, test conditions are not-completed, fault is not currently active and is not causing a DTC light Any ideas?? Everything seems to be working OK, but is something looming on the horizon that needs to be addressee now? It's an 04 cayenne S with an 4.5/V8 Thank You for your feedback.
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Hi Everyone, We just became a new member of the “got my first Porsche” club and am full of energy to fix all of the little things associated with buying a previously used vehicle. We have an 04 Cayenne S, with 84K miles, and I need to know if anyone has replaced the 12v lighter plug in the back cargo area? Both of these have the spring loaded plug covers broken off, and I’m guessing the only way to fix it is to replace the entire plug assembly with the springed cover. Is it a difficult process? I know sometimes you have to disassemble a lot of interior components to get to these little pieces. Any idea of the cost for the plugs? Thanks, GW