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Chasis warning Light
sunshine replied to jlim80's topic in 9PA, 9PA1 (Cayenne, Cayenne S, Cayenne Turbo, Cayenne Turbo S)
My Cayenne is blinking the "Chassis system faulty" on any rainy day, but there isn't any fault codes. I'm taking it to official service tomorrow (again), but I guess it's difficult to fix. But still - it's quite annoying to bring it there again... and again... and again... and again... -
Ignition on, push level / height switch forward for 5-10 seconds, message appears in display. Same procedure to enable or just drive forward and system will automatically reactivate. Page 222 of your owners manual. Thank you for your answer. I got my winter wheels changed to summer wheels safely.
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I'm new to my Porsche, so this maybe stupid question - but I'll ask it anyway. How do you disable air suspension?
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Thanks for the information. I don't know what diagnostic tool they are using, but I can imaging that they are using PIWIS - because they are official Porsche center and they advertise, that their employees are trained in Germany (in Porsche's factory).
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No, nothing... I can imaging how difficult it is to repair when there is nothing. But how can it be empty, when I have shown even pictures from my mobile phone, that car is giving me faulties...
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Hi, my Cayenne is showing warnings of "Chassis System Faulty". I drove car to the nearest Porsche service and they told me that they can't fix anything, because there aren't any error messages in the error log. How the error log can be empty, while I got these errors on driving computer?
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Chassis system fault?
sunshine replied to sunshine's topic in 9PA, 9PA1 (Cayenne, Cayenne S, Cayenne Turbo, Cayenne Turbo S)
Thanks for the reply! Because there aren't anybody telling about "typical Cayenne error" - I suppose it's just my car. Service didn't find anything from the error log. Now I got the warning again and I'm driving service again. It seems that it is only coming, when it is a rainy day. Something don't like water. Well, I don't like the rainy days either, so I can't blame the car ;-) -
Hi, I bought used 2nd gen Cayenne under 2 weeks ago from the official car dealer. Now the car has blinked yellow "Chassis system fault" on yesterday evening and this morning. Is this "known problem in Cayenne" (that come up every now and then)? Or is this just bad luck? This is my first Porsche and it seems, that this "journey" didn't start well... but I really like the car, btw. Any idea what could be wrong? Soon I'll be driving car to the Porsche Center...