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  1. I have a 06 CTT and I noticed that I hear a high pitch tea kettle sound while driving. It starts around 50mph and up but seams to stop once brakes are appalled. It sounds like it comes from inside the cabin around the middle area (hard to tell). I placed it in neutral while driving and no change, so I'm not thinking drive line area. Doesn't change pitch when I rev the engine and only seems to start once the engine is warm or car itself is warm. Any ideas what it could be?

    I did replace only the front brake pads last weekend, fyi.

  2. Not sure i follow you 100%.

    The door can only be opened when you use the switch on the door. If that fails then you can pull the safety cord.

    You should be able to put a volt meter up on the wires and get someone to hit the switch to see if you have power to the solenoid. After checking the fuse of course. If no power then it could be your door switch isn't working.

    There are no switches to open my fuel door as you have listed in picture #2. Mine only unlocks with the remote or door unlock. I problem is that the actuator isn't pulling the metal rod back to allow the fuel door to pop open once you push in on it. When I lock it, everything works fine. I have to do the emergency pull for the actuator to move on both the old and the new parts.

  3. Cayenne Turbo Battery Removal DIY


    These are the steps I took to change out my very heavy Battery. I have seen this done on a VW on YouTube but I wanted to start giving my two cents since I'm a newbie at this. I hope this helps someone else. 1. Hook up a battery charger to keep a flow of current to the electronics. Memory loss otherwise. 2.This is what I purchased from AutoZone. about $190 for the battery with some felt pads, grease and the triple square bits. 3. Move the front drivers set back and fin

     

  4. So I see 18ZL on left front and L on left rear. I see 18ZR on right front and R on right rear. I didn't 17 on the rears anywhere and I get the whole L and R on the calipers but I'm trying to find out if the MM because I haven't seen any 18" rotors listed as 457.2MM. Maybe I just have no clue what the hell I am doing, LOL. When searching to purchase some rotors the sites talk about 330mm, 350mm, 380mm. Just trying to make sure I order the correct sizes.

    Thanks

    For your car:

    350 mm fronts

    330 mm rears

    Perfect, thank you.

  5. So I see 18ZL on left front and L on left rear. I see 18ZR on right front and R on right rear. I didn't 17 on the rears anywhere and I get the whole L and R on the calipers but I'm trying to find out if the MM because I haven't seen any 18" rotors listed as 457.2MM. Maybe I just have no clue what the hell I am doing, LOL. When searching to purchase some rotors the sites talk about 330mm, 350mm, 380mm. Just trying to make sure I order the correct sizes.

    Thanks

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