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Check out this thread.
Sunroof drain - 6SpeedOnline - Porsche Forum and Luxury Car Resource WWW.6SPEEDONLINE.COM
Cayenne Turbo - Sunroof drain - I Know this is discussed 1000 Times . Problem with clogged drains. Acces from The sunroof is easy. But i would like to Know where are this tubes ending. Where is the Exit. Somewhere in the Engine compartment? Or this Place behind the Wheel well liner? Thank you for assistance.
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Check that the roof is fully closed. You can reset the sensors with this procedure. I had the Sam issue and it only a reset required. http://www.porscheownersmanuals.com/2014-cayenne-manual/10/85/Emergency-operation-Panorama-roof-system
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I have the same problem. Finding a replacement screen is not as easy as you would think. Found one on eBay from another Cayenne and the connection was wrong. Make sure you pull the model number from the display before you order a new one. Good video here on replacing the old one
https://www.6speedonline.com/forums/cayenne-955-957/192424-porsche-radio-nav-pcm-2-1-faulty-screen-replacement-tutorial-video-how.html
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Sounds like the high pressure fuel pump. I have had mine replaced twice on my 2008 Cayenne S. Was there any hesitation or other indication of it failing? The other alternative is that your remote is not working and the immobilizer has activated.
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I just put an aftermarket Seicane Chinese Android head unit in my 09. It was VERY easy to install and looks remarkably stock. The quality of the unit itself is a little suspect and it's already started doing some strange things. But for $600 and about 20 minutes to install, I can't complain.
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I have been thinking about the Seicane head unit. There is also the Dynavin unit that is also a android head unit. Both are plug and play.
What problems are you experiencing?
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04 CTT Died while driving and now won't start
in 9PA, 9PA1 (Cayenne, Cayenne S, Cayenne Turbo, Cayenne Turbo S)
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My 08 Cayenne S did the same thing. Took it to my Indy and had it scanned. Happened to be closer to him than home so did not hook up my Durametric. Turned out the Cam Shaft Sensor on Bank 1 was kaput. Cheap part but a b*tch to replace. Have it checked as when they were working on the fuel pump they may have disturbed the sensor.
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