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angusc, the issue was wrong date, and i could not set the date manually. after i removed the orange fibre optic line in the navigation unit, i could set the date. ya, i needed to re-plug the orange fibre optic back to the navigation unit, then no more error. tq.
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Car: Cayenne 3.6 Tip 2007 (model 957). hi, i have removed all the 3 plugs behind the navigation (under front seat), so that i can set the date manually now. but every time i start the car, the error message (CD changer & navigation system error) appears, how can i disable the error message ?
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hi, the pdf file is still available for download. Please scroll down to find.
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Route wire through firewall to power up DRL Cayenne route wire thru firewall2.pdf Author boonewe Category Cayenne (9PA, 9PA1) - Mods Submitted 07/23/2019 06:30 PM
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Cayenne route wire thru firewall2.pdf
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When i use the physical key to turn right 90 degree, it does not unlock. It locks fine when i use the physical key to turn left 90 degrees. Pls help. Car: Porsche Cayenne 957 Tip 3.6 (year 2008)
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hi, where can i buy this T10 light socket ? i think they are the same one used at side marker , low light (at the top of the front turn signal), & side mirror courtesy light . Car: Cayenne 957 Tip 3.6 many thx !
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it is now function as both DRL and during unlock.
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it is now turned on during unlock. here's the video : VID2.mp4
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Update: i got error on dash "check front side light" so, i fixed the parking light inside a half inch PVC socket (for domestic water piping ,without thread, grey color). then, i put the parking light together with the PVC socket inside the bumper behind the parking light housing. that eliminates the error on dash. i didn't want to use the load resistor, because the load resistor can get very hot, it may cause damages also it is potentially dangerous to cause fire.
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Thanks Loren. i have removed the T10 bulb in the "parking light". Engine running for a few minutes, so far no error code in dash. i plan to convert the T10 bulb to function either as DRL, or welcome light during unlocking car (or both, needs a bit more work on wiring and relay).
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Car: Cayenne 957 Tip 3.6, year 2007 i am thinking to replace the bumper light (above the turn indicator) with the LED type. will it give error in dash ? how to remove the bumper light ?
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Symptoms: When the car parks under rain (even if not driving), the headlight will get moisture / fog inside, and water droplets visible on the inner side of the lens. When i remove the headlight to check, there is water "flooding" inside the headlight. That can cause more damages to the electrical things. Suspected problem: The rain water drains towards the headlight between bonnet and fenders. The headlights seals are bad, the rain water seeps into it. A workaround solution: To remove the rubber covers so that the rain water does not flow towards the headlight anymore. Result: There is no more water "flooding" inside the headlights for the moment. However, there is still foggy/moisture visible inside the headlight. This is a temporary solution to avoid "water flooding" that may cause damages inside the headlight. Thank you.
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every time when i start the engine, the air-compressor (for the air-suspension) runs for about 47 sec. is this normal ? how long does your air-compressor run ? i ask the Porsche Center, the service adviser tells me that, once the car stops, it will release some pressure in the system. when start the engine, it will re-charge the pressure to certain level, and that is normal to have the air-compressor run for a while. i am skeptical. is it true ? Please tell how long your air-compressor runs, so that we have some numbers here. thx. Vehicle = Cayenne V6, 3.6L, year 2007
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Headlight internal wiring harness
boonewe posted a topic in 9PA, 9PA1 (Cayenne) Part Number Requests
i removed the headlight and found that the internal wiring harness is cracking very badly. is the replacement internal wiring harness available from Porsche ? thank you. my VIN ; WP1ZZZ9PZ8LA07096
