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Factory 19" change to Techno Wheels

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I just purchased a set of factory techno 20's for my 2004 Cayenne S the previous wheels were factory 19's . I found out the hard way that although all the tires are identical the wheels ARE NOT! The front wheel "spokes" have a "curve" to them allowing clearance from the large brake calipers.....MY QUESTION I did in fact engage the parking brake when I jacked up the car and...after changing the 4 wheels I am getting a parking brake error message like the brake is still on....can someone help?? Seen this before??

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the wheels came from a Turbo S or powerkit Cayenne Turbo

Parking Brake sensor not releasing, under dash. Or turn it on and off a few times

I just purchased a set of factory techno 20's for my 2004 Cayenne S the previous wheels were factory 19's . I found out the hard way that although all the tires are identical the wheels ARE NOT! The front wheel "spokes" have a "curve" to them allowing clearance from the large brake calipers.....MY QUESTION I did in fact engage the parking brake when I jacked up the car and...after changing the 4 wheels I am getting a parking brake error message like the brake is still on....can someone help?? Seen this before??
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