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Ignition fault lock
paqueras replied to 993GT2's topic in 9PA, 9PA1 (Cayenne, Cayenne S, Cayenne Turbo, Cayenne Turbo S)
All related problems are for wetness (Water from the A/C condensation) below the drivers carpet. The electrical wires get wet and oxidate with time. Search for problems in that cables. Fix them (re-connect) and you are ready to go. -
If you have the Bose integrated system is going to be a pain in the as* to change the Stereo unit. Try finding a used one in fleabay or something. I have the PCM 2.1 and i just add the Tranzit Blu HF to the system and now i have bluetooth (music and phone). Its not a incredible solution but it works for me.
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Problem solved! You just have to purge some air from the rear struts as wrinkledpants explained. Just follow the hose that goes to each strut and using a 12mm wrench un-screw the bolt and the air pressure will come out. Use jacks and stands for safety. After you lowered the rear, the air suspension will find itself. Good luck!
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Exact same problem here. I went to the car wash and i forgot to turn off the leveling system and now my rear wheels are stuck! Please help!!!