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  1. Yes. You can also look at my DIY for the third front radiator which includes bumper removal.
  2. That's why you need to have the car scanned for faults. The scanner will identify the fault area.
  3. If you have a misfire then you have at least pending fault codes. Best to have a look using Durametric or another Porsche specific scanner. Early Cayenne's did have problems with ignition coils (several design changes since new) and fuel pump failures.
  4. Sorry, one per customer... unless you become a Contributing Member. For Y5043042 Try 8951
  5. TSB Lstings (only) only are here: https://www.renntech.org/forums/partsfinder/ Sorry, no Porsche copyrighted materials are allowed on this site.
  6. I really think you need to put a scan tool like Durametric on it. They are easy to use - in this case you just tell it to scan all control modules. The see what faults come back.
  7. I have not seen that but I guess it could be.
  8. What happens if you switch the headlights on? or wiggle the switch?
  9. No change after that?
  10. I would suspect a badly worn ignition switch.
  11. 955 605 241 00 is the number I show for the tank vent valve. About $57.
  12. Is this car a US/Canada car or RoW? I do not think RoW cars do not have that part.
  13. Exact model and year of the car, please.
  14. Usually only a portion of the cluster stops working - and usually related to one of the cables. Either broken wires or bad connection/bent pins, etc. Or a section of the back-lighting goes out. Do you have access to s Porsche specific scanner like Durametric? If so, you can run cluster diagnostics and see what it comes up with.
  15. Are you sure you got all the cluster connector back op and locked in place? If so, then start looking for a poor ground (to chassis) under the dash. You can test with an ohm meter.
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