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  1. ohboy
    hello, I have an 05 cayenne turbo and im looking to purchase a cam shaft adjustment tool to replace my cam shafts and chains. Anybody know where I can get one?
  2. ohboy
    Does anyone have a print out for the DME wiring?
  3. ohboy
    not sure anyone in Buffalo NY has a PIWIS tester besides the dealer.
  4. ohboy
    thank you very much! looks like it's dealer time... UUUGGGhh lol
  5. ohboy
    After replacing the ECM for my 05 Porsche Cayenne Turbo, I noticed it starts for a second then quits. Does the ECM have to be reprogrammed by PIWIS or can I use My Durametric cable?
  6. ohboy
    I still have this code coming up still trying to figure it out.
  7. ohboy
    I have a code p0344 for the cam sensor angle and I just replaced both sensors and my durametric says "- - -" for deviation angle on cam sensor for bank one. I checked the phase wheel and it looks in good shape. The other sensor shows "8.00" I also checked the wire harness for corrosion on bank one and it was clean. Could it be the PCM? I have an 05 Porsche cayenne turbo
  8. ohboy
    forgot to mention that all work was checked with Durametric equipment and the cam sensor had zero signal.
  9. ohboy
    05 Porsche cayenne turbo. 145 - right rear damping adjustment valve. strut or level sensor? I also checked the wire harness on the level sensor and no corrosion was found. p0299 turbo under boost. p0344 no signal with bank 1 cam sensor. I had replaced the cam sensor a year ago and checked the reluctor wheel, wheel was OK.
  10. ohboy
    thank you
  11. ohboy
    I use 18 in the winter with winter snows and 20 in the summer with summer high performance tires.
  12. ohboy
    I need a spare tire for my 05 turbo. Would a 17" space saver from a base cayenne fit? I have 350mm rotors.
  13. ohboy
    My amp shuts off once in a while and I have to restart it from the radio. any ideas? Alpine radio, MOST HUR.
  14. ohboy
    hmm ok. There was a time when I was at below normal setting and wanted to see if it will lower any more when I hit speed of around 130mph and it didn't. Just curious.
  15. ohboy
    Is it normal for the vehicle to raise itself up when you drive over 15 MPH when you have the vehicle lowered to it's lowest setting and also isn't it supposed to lower all the way down when you reach a high speed limit of about 100mph? I have a 05 cayenne turbo.
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