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  1. P2402 - DMTL – Tank Leakage Diagnostics Module, pump output stage Possible fault causes: - Open circuit, short circuit to B+ or short circuit to ground of activation line for DMTL pump motor - Open circuit in the power supply to the DMTL - DMTL – Tank Leakage Diagnostics Module faulty - DME control module faulty
  2. L3A8 is water based paint as required by the US EPA. It is called "Lapis Metallic Blue". M5W9 is water based paint as required by the US EPA. It is also called "Lapis Metallic Blue". Since the two have different part numbers for body shop repairs - I would say they are different.
  3. Well done! Hope you also got the small holes (ports) behind the butterfly valve.
  4. Boot Camp to run Windows? Several folks here use that.
  5. Two beeps is an alarm system fault - one beep is an open zone. The radio ground missing or bad would only give one beep - as it would be an "open zone". Two beeps hints at a switch or mechanical failure - though a broken wire might have a similar effect. Another great reason to invest in Durametric software (IMHO) - no guessing.
  6. Use the "Donate" link at the top or bottom of any page. Thank you.
  7. Sorry what model CDR 232 does not exist.
  8. Sometimes the hydraulics wear out (they can leak internally also) and even though the microswitches and motors work the spoiler is not lifted or lowered to its actual limits.
  9. Your Vehicle Identification Number (VIN) is illustrated here: You should not need the engine serial number for any repairs - as the engines are the same for the full model year. Owner's manuals as well as service manuals are copyrighted materials only available (legally) from Porsche.
  10. Always best to give the exact model and year of your car. Cayenne V6 - Cayenne S - Cayenne Turbo?
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