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Try 1258
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Alkoko
Loren replied to وائل الكوكو's topic in 9PA, 9PA1 (Cayenne, Cayenne S, Cayenne Turbo, Cayenne Turbo S)
Red warning in instrument cluster: 'Air spring warning' Control not possible Possible cause of fault - Short circuit to B+ in the wiring of pin 63 and/or pin 64 of the level control module - Short circuit to ground in the wiring of pin 63 and/or pin 64 of the level control module - Vehicle level sensors need to be calibrated - Level control module faulty -
Correct - MY1999 was last cable drive - egas from MY2000 on.
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Try 8941
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Try 4721
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Try 9068
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You likely have an alarm control box failure. The number one cause of their failure is getting wet. Check to see if the carpet under the seat is wet. Also, you likely broke the locking pin on the fuel door.
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Instrument Cluster LCD light issue
Loren replied to jose's topic in 996 Series (Carrera, Carrera 4, Carrera 4S, Targa)
A mix of LED and traditional bulbs never seems to work well. Some LEDs require a resistor inline to work at all. -
Try 0583
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Try 8657
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Try 2619
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Just a newer (replacement) version of the original part.
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Try 1867
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Those are called IPAS codes and you can only get them from a dealer/OPC.
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Try 0916
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Try 6930
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Try 4743
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Try 7693
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Try 6761
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Try 2434 You will need a Porsche specific scan tool (like Durametric) to reset airbag codes. Of course, the fault needs to be corrected first.
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What... I can hardly see that tiny photo.
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You will need a set of radio/nav removal keys. Available on Amazon for under $10.
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It is always best to use the procedure in the Lost Radio Code FAQ as serial numbers change when radios are repaired. We'll take a chance that your radio has not been repaired... try 5496
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You should not have to - unless you hooked up the new battery backwards. If the polarity was hooked up correctly then you need to start looking for poor grounds. Starting with the battery cable then chassis grounds.
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These cars (specifically Cayenne) seem very sensitive to weak a battery and poor grounds. Whenever I see multiple electrical issues on a Cayenne - that is where I start.
