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    2008 Cayenne V-6 Oil Change

    in DIY Articles - Cayenne - Maintenance

    Posted · Edited by Mike 996 TT X-50

    2008 Cayenne V-6 Oil Change

    The most difficult part of changing the oil and Oil filter is actually removing all of the underbody panels that allow you to gain access to the Oil Pan Drain Plug and the Engine Oil Filter. I won't go through the details here as if you're tackling the oil change I'm sure you're mechanically competent enough to handle that on your own. The only real trick in changing the oil is handling the filter assembly correctly and making sure you drain the oil pan and not the front transaxle oil. I

     

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