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:D Thanks. Looks like I didn't look hard enough!
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Looking for a windshield sun shade that has either the Porsche or the Cayenne logo. Searched the web with no success. Has anyone found one that they like? Thanks. :unsure:
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I encountered the same issue with LED lights. Found the solution was to add a resistor on the trailer to each brake light. The lights work fine now. Apparently, LED's don't provide enough resistance (that's the whole point of them) and the computer in the Cayenne shuts down the trailer connection if it doesn't sense the right amount. By adding the resistors, it tricks the computer into thinking you have traditional bulbs. Bought them at superbrightleds.com. Seems to work fine. Also bought mine at Ira. They did not have experience with brake controllers. Great dealer though. :beer: