Diagnostic report :9 of 16 Control System have a Fault

[Roy Santo]

2009 Cayenne S     I just bought this project car, any help is appreciated.

I just cleaned out the roof window drains. Spare tire compartment was once flooded and the stereo amplifiers had to be replaced, now the stereo works again but I have I still have these other issues, are they related??? 

 

My latest diagnostic scan results show  

Systems that failed:

DME Control System /Fan 1  0480

TPM Control System

Air Conditioning Control System /Gateway 1299

Gateway Control System /PCM2 0459

Headlight CU left & right Control System

Instrument Cluster Control System /Gateway 1299

Park Assist Control System

Rear Door Control System / Alarm siren 1134

Veh. Electrical System

 

Systems that passed:

Tiptronic Control System

Airbag Control System

AHK Control System

PSM Control System

Steering Switch Control System

Tailgate Control System

Wiper Control System

 

 

[JE 17]

Looks like mine when I got it from auction.

Two airbags were bad, the rear hydraulic antiroll bar line was blown and the pump was trashed and I had a list like this. Keep plugging, you'll get it done!

[Loren]

I would clear all the codes and then drive the car and see what comes back.

What scan tool are you using?

[Roy Santo]

1 hour ago, Loren said:

I would clear all the codes and then drive the car and see what comes back.

What scan tool are you using?

I'm using a Foxwell NT710.  I wonder if my gateway control unit has a problem?

[Loren]

It would be best to use a Posche specific scanner like Durametric or PIWIS before jumping to expensive conclusions.

I don't think I have ever seen a Gateway fail that was not damaged by accident or water intrusion.

[Roy Santo]

1 hour ago, Loren said:

It would be best to use a Posche specific scanner like Durametric or PIWIS before jumping to expensive conclusions.

I don't think I have ever seen a Gateway fail that was not damaged by accident or water intrusion.

I thought my scanner was specifically made for Porsche." FOXWELL NT710 fit for Porsche Scan Tool Diagnostic Scanner, Upgraded NT510 Full System OBD2 Scanner Code Reader Bidirectional Control All Maintenance Services Oil Reset ABS Bleed SRS EPB BMS DPF ETC "  What do you think???

[JFP in PA]

Foxwell, Autel, and many others have persistently offered "Porsche" specific models, "BMW" models, "Merecedes" models. etc., with claimed "factory level" diagnostics that always seem to turn out to be "available in a future subscription update" that never seems to materialize. We have had salespeople bring their hardware into the shop for years, and we have always sent them packing because it never could do what is needed almost every day in the shop.  If you want factory level diagnostic capabilities, "you gets what you pays for............."

 

And Loren is correct, gateways are not prone to fail without a reason

[Roy Santo]

6 hours ago, Loren said:

It would be best to use a Posche specific scanner like Durametric or PIWIS before jumping to expensive conclusions.

I don't think I have ever seen a Gateway fail that was not damaged by accident or water intrusion.

Thanks for the info. Do you think the Durametric Enthusiast kit is good enough?

[Loren]

2 hours ago, Roy Santo said:

Thanks for the info. Do you think the Durametric Enthusiast kit is good enough?

 

Yes. That should work fine if you only have one Porsche.