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Posted

Check engine/PDK/PSM etc faults light up on dash, and Pana goes into limp mode.   Happened a week ago, I restarted and it went away.  Then twice yesterday.   I attached the Durametric.   80K miles now, new plugs from Porsche at 50K, brake pedal sensor at 64K, but otherwise original parts.   Any thoughts on what to try?   15 7 Jan 2018 Engine check etc.pdf15 7 Jan 2018 Engine check etc.pdf15 7 Jan 2018 Engine check etc.pdf

Engine Module Siemens EMS SDI 6.1

P0500: Ignition Coil "B" Secondary Circuit Upper limit value exceeded

C1200: Ignition Coil B Primary/secondary Circuit No signal/communication

B0300: Transmission Mount Valve -1-/-2- -N262-/-N263- Short circuit to B+ Value below lower limit value

P0200: Cyl.2 Misfire Detected Upper limit value exceeded

 

It is probably unrelated, but a month ago it started giving an error on right side turn signals (and clicking faster), but all the lights are working fine, so I ignored it.

 

  • Admin
Posted

Two suggestions to help diagnose...

 

1. Clear the faults and try and drive the car - re-check the faults.

2. Check your battery - both load and specific gravity. A weak or old battery can cause all sorts of odd electrical faults. Any battery over 4 years old should be replaced (IMHO).

Posted

Loren,  thanks for the ideas.   I cleared faults, drove fine for 1 trip, then all the faults a few hours later returning.   I replaced the original MollAGM (7 years old) in September 2017 with a BoschAGM (pictures).   Should I buy one from Porsche at $500?   The voltage displayed is 14.3 or 14.4V.  I could put an oscope on the 12V and look for noise or V-drop, but not specific gravity.  The faults don't come on when starting the engine, rather shortly after starting to drive.  I could put a little heater in the battery compartment to see if temp changes anything (just an idea).   David

New Pana battery Sept2017.JPG

Original Pana Battery mid-2010.JPG

  • 2 weeks later...
Posted

As follow-up, I changed all 6x coils and spark plugs, and car works fine, no more faults.    I cleared memory with Durametric.    A couple months ago I started noticing a bit of engine vibration at idle, and that is gone also.

  • 3 months later...
Posted

Is it recommended to replace coils with spark plugs on the PTT?

I would assume not, unless coil is damaged in some way.  Cayennes had them cracking.  

Thanks.

  • Admin
Posted

Coils can be visually inspected for cracks and tested with an ohm meter.

Spark plugs can be inspected for cracks -- they can also be inspected for ground electrode and center electrode wear.

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