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RFM

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  1. There is definitely no noise before the central bolt break.
  2. Superb Lexus warranty, looks like only the halogen bulbs are covered.
  3. Xenon bulbs works with electrodes ( same principle as an electric or tig welding unit ) not with filament's as halogen bulbs.
  4. Check the quantity of satellites the PCM recives in the open air, if you reed less of 4 you got a GPS antenna failure, not uncommon problem on Cayenne.
  5. Turbo and C4/s in the trunk under the trim in front of the battery, C2 under the battery.
  6. Thanks azzarO, city/park/possition light, different names for the same bulb.
  7. What is a city light? If it is a parking light in combination with the factory HID, you need a small ( expensive, special and short life ) halogen bulb, the exact bulb type is in your service manual.
  8. For RHD cars: the opposite side. A trip to the dealer is recommended IMHO.
  9. 1) Let the engine idle with AC off after a run. 2) Remove the low speed relays and make a bridge with a wire, ignition on with cold or warm engine.
  10. pkust Is it possible that your friend bought a sender coming from the air coolers ?
  11. Go to the dealer to start the wake up process of the control box again, there is a good chance that the control box is returned in sleep mode. The control box is situated for LHD cars on the passenger front side against the firewall. ( from the book in French: Le calculateur PASM est fixé sur le tablier avant à droite, plancher coté passager )
  12. As Loren mentioned, look at the hood latch release build in switch.
  13. If you want to just bolt in without problems, search for the same MY. Younger types could be different. ( DME - engine design - wiring - connections )
  14. You got a tiptronic i understood from previous postings, ATF is the one you need than. I don't no if MOTUL is on the list.
  15. alex 55 They have MANUAL transmissions. ;)
  16. kunkstyle Remove the grommet and close the car with the fuel flap open, you can see the locking pin now with the manual ( emergency )plastic cable connection. It is the connection point which push the grommet out when closing the car. Apply a small amount of grease on the length of locking pin and install the grommet in the RIGHT possition, problem solved.
  17. You have to clean the pressure plate to see cracks. The cracks ( always in the diaphragm ) are located where the fingers begin.
  18. Look if the back is clicked in the latch manually, if not the electric motor turns without propulsion.
  19. LHD and RHD could have different wiring, think about that !
  20. Yes, O2 sensors are parameters for the DME, to get the programmed fuel mixture.
  21. iornman86 Removing the 996 transmission is not that hard. Enjoy.
  22. Fuel pressure regulator on the fuel rail can become noisy, but this issue is uncommon, you can always check with a stethoscope.
  23. Bosch and Siemens have the possibilities to extract 80% more info from the DME than the dealer, that's way the DME become withdraw in case of doubts.
  24. It helps create air stream besides the radiator vent. hole ( under the car ) for better/quicker hot air evacuation and more intensive cooling.
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