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  1. Just picked up my new Cayanne S and love it! One question, the driver side hand grip attached to the center column is pressing a bit into my right leg, more noticeably on longer trips since I am taller. Anyone have a simple solution for this, or is there a padding product that others have put over the grip to make its presence less noticeable? Many thanks!

     

     

  2. Guys –

    Wondering if anyone else has had this issue.

    I picked up a ’01 996tt a few months back and since then I still, after 3 attempts now, can’t find anyone in western pa who can fix the alignment.

    First, for the vehicle to go straight the steering wheel needs to be held at the 11 o’clock position. If I let go of the wheel, seconds later I’m on the right shoulder of the road. If I hold the wheel at 12 o’clock, I’ll immediately drive directly into the right shoulder.

    The first shop claimed they adjusted the front toe, but couldn’t loosen the rear to adjust the toe/camber since things were ceased up. The second shop also claimed they adjusted the front toe, but couldn’t adjust the rear because their machine didn’t fit?

    I read a ton of posts on this already. The brakes are all in working order, new pads, and new rotors. Suspension components are also in good working order.

    Anyone else go through this before and realize success in the end? I can’t imagine driving long term like this as I feel its quite dangerous to constantly be pulling to the right and steering left to go straight.

    Advice appreciated!

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