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Emissions Warranty

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Can anyone give me more information about the warranty for emissions?

I heard by law Porsche has to cover all parts concerning emissions on vehicles that have no less than 80000 miles. Is this true?

Is it 4yrs/80000 or which ever comes first?

I am so confused. I got a CEL P0430 and P1115

Should I take it in to the dealer?

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Loren Member

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Laws vary by country...

In what country?

P0430 TWC Conversion, Bank 2 – Above Limit

P1115 Oxygen Sensor Heating Ahead of TWC, Bank 1 – Above Limit

Odd that it is reporting a cat problem on one bank (2) and an O2 sensor heater problem on the other bank (1).

I would put a PST2 or PIWIS on the car and see if there are other codes...

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Tool Pants Member

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If you have a warranty booklet review it. There are certain items that are covered and some that are not. I am in California and California has a stricter warranty than the federal. I have been told oxygen sensors are not covered.

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I just had a bad CAT replaced free at the dealer on my 2000. I was told that the warranty is 10 years. That said, it depends on the part.

I think also that the terms changed several times.

Toby Member

Toby

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I just got a cat replaced free of charge at the dealer, even as I bought the car used and non-CPO. I live in VA. You should check your owners manual for coverage in TX.

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Thanks guys, I will look into this. I need to get an oil change soon so I will ask them to run the Diagnostics check and see what parts are covered.

This warranty issue is giving me a headache.

I am posting a new topic concerning suspension noises.

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