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Hello, I have 2004 cayenne s that I’ve been tracing down leaks in. I noticed that on the air intake tube near the air filter, there is a round metal clip that attaches two separate tubes together. Not the hose clamp style, but a spring clip that just pops on. I can’t find any info on buying these anywhere. Does anyone know the part number for these? Thanks. -
Hello, The Front Left AirSuspension had failed on my Cayenne S (92A MY 2011). Hence, a new 1 was ordered and replaced along with the Compressor and a Valve Block. Issue : The car refuses to go from Normal Height to Off-road Height giving a 'Chassis System Faliure' message in 'Red' on the cluster. However, the car without any error drops the height from Normal to Low and from Low to Loading Level. It also without any error raises from Loading to Low and from Low to Normal Level. Can someone please advice/suggest, what could be the problem? Thanks in advance.