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2011 Cayenne S check engine light keeps coming back

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Hi all,

 

Can't seem to get rid of fault code P1376. It can be reset, but comes back within a few days. (Car seems to run fine)

 

The local independent garage hooked up their PIWIS and verified the P1376 code - said it was something to do with cylinder #8?

 

Has anyone else experienced this - and if so, what was the fix? Any tips/advice is appreciated!

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Thank you Loren! I will check the wiring first.

Just out of curiosity, I believe the valve lift solenoids can not be individually adjusted, but per bank (side). Is this correct?

 

Would it then make sense to change all solenoids, or just focus on #8? (My Spidey-senses are tingling and saying to change them all...)

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