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Dntlvet

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  1. 1. Changed oil Sat

    2. Yesterday green indicator showed maximum level oil.

    3. 100 mile drive, green indicator showed mid way between maximum and minimum.

    4. On return trip the amber warning showed minimum oil level.

    5. 30 minutes after return home, I added 500 ml or 1/2 liter as the manual states 1-2liter capacity between minimum and maximum.

    6. The manual states: Measuring the oil level after topping up engine oil or opening the engine compartment lid

    The oil level can be checked after waiting for approx. 2 minutes with the vehicle parked on a level surface and the engine at operating temperature.

    7. I seem to get "information on oil level is currently not available.

    8. I drove 10 miles and repeatedly tried without success.

    Measuring the oil level after topping up engine oil or opening the engine compartment lid

    The oil level can be checked after waiting for approx. 2 minutes with the vehicle parked on a level surface and the engine at operating temperature.

    ANY ADVICE APPRECIATED.

    Thanks

  2. My Cayenne maintenance book says for 10K miles "Also drain water from/replace fuel filter". I checked the Audi Q7 TDI forum and they said there is a drain plug on the filter housing, but I don't see a drain plug on the Cayenne housing. Has anyone figured this out yet? Replacing the filter itself looks pretty straight forward.

    Nope no drain on the Porsche :censored:

    I just did this and documented it over on 6spd. It's really a simple procedure and dealing with the diesel fuel is the worst part.

    BTW the related PIWIS documents are very explicit that you need to keep the fuel from getting on the coolant lines.

    Anyone have the part # for the replacement filter?

    Exact model and Year of your care please?

    I have the Cayenne Diesel 2013 with a July 2012 production

    958-110-134-10 Fuel Filter with gasket -- US MSRP $95.89

    Awesome thank you
  3. My Cayenne maintenance book says for 10K miles "Also drain water from/replace fuel filter". I checked the Audi Q7 TDI forum and they said there is a drain plug on the filter housing, but I don't see a drain plug on the Cayenne housing. Has anyone figured this out yet? Replacing the filter itself looks pretty straight forward.

    Nope no drain on the Porsche :censored:

    I just did this and documented it over on 6spd. It's really a simple procedure and dealing with the diesel fuel is the worst part.

    BTW the related PIWIS documents are very explicit that you need to keep the fuel from getting on the coolant lines.

    Anyone have the part # for the replacement filter?

    Exact model and Year of your care please?

    I have the Cayenne Diesel 2013 with a July 2012 production

  4. My Cayenne maintenance book says for 10K miles "Also drain water from/replace fuel filter". I checked the Audi Q7 TDI forum and they said there is a drain plug on the filter housing, but I don't see a drain plug on the Cayenne housing. Has anyone figured this out yet? Replacing the filter itself looks pretty straight forward.

    Nope no drain on the Porsche :censored:

    I just did this and documented it over on 6spd. It's really a simple procedure and dealing with the diesel fuel is the worst part.

    BTW the related PIWIS documents are very explicit that you need to keep the fuel from getting on the coolant lines.

    Anyone have the part # for the replacement filter?
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