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Everything posted by Loren
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Try 4986
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Try 9585
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Please read the Lost Radio Code FAQ to follow the procedure to get your radio's serial number.
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Try 8260
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2004 cayenne fault codes
Loren replied to ducs's topic in 9PA, 9PA1 (Cayenne, Cayenne S, Cayenne Turbo, Cayenne Turbo S)
P0354 Bar ignition module on cylinder 4 Possible cause of fault The wiring might contain the following faults: - Open circuit in signal wire - Short circuit to B+ in signal wire - Short circuit to ground in signal wire - Short circuit to B+ in ground lead - Open circuit in ground lead - Open circuit in power supply line - Short circuit to ground in power supply line - Incorrect assignment of ground lead and positive lead Following components can be affected: - Bar ignition module faulty - DME control module faulty 9 times out of 10 the coil is cracked and needs to be replaced. P0441 Fuel tank ventilation system above limit value/below limit value Possible cause of fault - Tank vent faulty (remains stuck in an open or closed position) - Tank vent installed the wrong way round - Leak in scavenging lines between tank vent and positive crankcase ventilation (in the Turbo via a T-piece also on the intake side of the turbocharger) - Scavenging lines between tank vent and positive crankcase ventilation trapped or blocked (in the Turbo via a T-piece also on the intake side of the turbocharger P1525 Vehicle Electrical System Voltage via Main Relay - Signal Implausible/Open Circuit Possible cause of fault - Contact resistance or open circuit -
Headlights - both low and high bean
Loren replied to hunteje's topic in 996 Series (Carrera, Carrera 4, Carrera 4S, Targa)
The headlight switch wears out. Replace it and your light problems will all likely be solved. -
Try 6027
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This car is a 996 not a 964 - so I am afraid that link will not help.
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Those diagrams are only available in PIWIS or PIWIS 2. You can zoom and move them around but they print poorly.
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Try 0165
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Try 0792
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Try 4596
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Here is a start... Cayenne Steering Wheel Electronics.pdf
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Just go to the thread and click the Following button - then Unfollow.
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Try 3809
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I would print or save the Durametric report - then clear all the codes. Lock and unlock the car a few times (slowly) - then re-check for fault codes. For the other codes drive the car for a few miles and then check them again also.
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Do you have the latest Durametric software? I believe it should be 6.5.2.0. If you still have no luck then you will likely need to find someone with a Porsche PST tester or a Porsche PIWIS tester.
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An alarm double beep means the alarm system has a failed. You will need Durametric or a Porsche diagnostic tool to find the fault and correct it.
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To my knowledge the answer is no. Sound on Porsche alarm systems means there is a fault (1 beep) or the alarm system has failed (2 beeps).
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Sorry, the only place you can get a PCM code is from a dealer/ OPC.
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You obviously did not read the Lost Radio Code FAQ...
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Try 4385
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Try 0903
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Try 2427
