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New Panamera and New Cayenne tester?

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Hi guys this is my first post on this forum and it nice to be aboard

I have my first question, does new Porsche Panamera and new Cayenne use different test tools not like previous year Porsche used to use use PIWIS or PST2?

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Yes, there is a new PIWIS II tester that supposed works with all the new and old cars.

It now resides in a Pansonic ToughBook Laptop, interface box and cable.

The UI looks about the same as the older PIWIS.

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Around $11,000 and another $1100 per month in license and maintenance fees.

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Loren Member

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thank you for quick reply, one more question no old testers will work on new cayenne and panamera? if no does anyone know why?

Where did you get that information?

My latest PIWIS update (version 28) includes information on MY11 Panamera and Cayenne - but I have tested it on them yet.

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thank you for quick reply, one more question no old testers will work on new cayenne and panamera? if no does anyone know why?

Where did you get that information?

My latest PIWIS update (version 28) includes information on MY11 Panamera and Cayenne - but I have tested it on them yet.

information is there but you canot connet to new vehicles

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does anyone own a PISWIS2 tester in NY for ne cayenne and panamera

Very few dealers/OPCs have these yet. They are expensive even at dealer discounts.

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