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Lionheart

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  1. Hi guys

    Having a bit of a nightmare.

    I've had the car since May. It went it for a service and to get a few niggly little bits done (door locks etc). Bit of a head scratcher for the garage, and was with them almost two months.

    Picked it up and Suspension fault warning. Assumed the battery was low. Drove home, recharged battery, and it still came up. Tried moving the suspension and Compressor Charging warning - whcih I'd NEVER seen before even with a low battery.

    So, they fitted the Wabco compressor repair kit.

    But it's showing the same fault.

    Does the fault need to be cleared?? Or is it likely the fault lays elsewhere?

  2. Hi Guys

    I saw the (great) DIY write up on this forum about the diff oil change - http://www.renntech.org/forums/topic/44107-2003-2006-cayenne-repair-manuals/

    I'm going do have a crack at this myself (seems simple enough).

    HOWEVER, it that guide the chap uses Mobil 1 75w/90 gear oil.

    Now, in the UK it seems to be a bit different??

    I ordered Mobil 1 75w/90 gear oil (called Mobilube 1 SHC in the UK it seems - the only 75w/90 gear oil available by Mobil 1 here) - and have now confused the hell out of myself by reading the label - and need help to confirm this oil is right for the job.

    On the rear of the packet it says:

    "Fully sythentic supreme performance gear oil - for use in commecial vehicle and passenger car manual transmissions, transfer cases and drive axles operating under a very wide range of tempurature conditions and requiring either API GL-5 or GL-4 performance."

    Is this ok for the diffs? it does not mention diffs in the description at all, but there again gear oil probably wouldn't?

    Full details on this oi from Mobil 1 UK site:

    http://www.mobil.co.uk/UK-English-LCW/heavydutyoils_products_rear-axle_mobilube-1-shc-75w90.aspx#

    Remember guys - this is to go into the DIFFS (not transmission or transfer case).

    HELP PLEASE!!!

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