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2011 Cayenne S Battery Replacement

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2011 Cayenne S battery completely dead! cannot get car into neutral to have it towed to dealer. Anyway to replace the battery under driver seat? Can anyone advise steps and tools needed. I have AAA but don't think they would know how to get to battery. Thanks

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2011 Cayenne S battery completely dead! cannot get car into neutral to have it towed to dealer. Anyway to replace the battery under driver seat? Can anyone advise steps and tools needed. I have AAA but don't think they would know how to get to battery. Thanks

 

You might be surprised, AAA were one of the first to train their drivers on how to correctly use the OEM tow hooks to flat bed Porsches without damaging them.  Call your AAA rep and ask them about your battery concerns.

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2011 Cayenne S battery completely dead! cannot get car into neutral to have it towed to dealer. Anyway to replace the battery under driver seat? Can anyone advise steps and tools needed. I have AAA but don't think they would know how to get to battery. Thanks

You might be surprised, AAA were one of the first to train their drivers on how to correctly use the OEM tow hooks to flat bed Porsches without damaging them. Call your AAA rep and ask them about your battery concerns.

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