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Posted

My Cayenne was just in for warranty issues and they did a number of recalls which I can't identify.

Can anyone help?

W559

A506

W401

W522

W540

W555

Thanks

  • Admin
Posted

Only one those are a"recall". The rest are all part of a "Workshop Campaign". Recalls are mandatory and workshop campaigns are next service visit upgrades/fixes.

Recalls

A506 - 2004 Porsche Cayenne Power Train:Automatic Transmission. Dealers will inspect the transfer case housing and, if necessary, replace the transfer case. Potential Units Affected: 4099.

WorkShop Campaigns

W401 - Installing the correct safety compliance sticker. Voluntary customer service campaign.?

W522 - W522 - Updating The PCM2 Operating System and Replacing The 3 - CD ROM Street Map Navigation CDs (Workshop Service Action)

W540 - Key Fob Remote

W555 - ?

W559 - ?

  • 15 years later...
Posted

Hi, these are not "new" - but they are both showing up on the Carfax report:

 

Can anyone advise me on recall status. Just purchased a 2004 Cayenne S - love it, it's great. (except for all the problems I'm having..... argghhhh) The Carfax showed 2 recalls - 17V576 and 19V446 - no prob - so I checked vin# on Porsche site and the N.H.T.S.A. - both show 'No open Recalls' So, silly me, I'm trying to determine if they were done/remedied, etc. My local Porsche dealer says they will check them out - but before I bring it in,  how can I tell if recalls were actually done? Any help- please?

 

 

Posted

Thank you - appreciate it - I am in the middle of a move - so the local dealer here will not be much help - I went the VIN specific route and found that the car was clear of any recalls - the CarFax just spooked me a little -  I was just really curious to see which was accurate - and of course, if these 2 recalls were ones I could determine were done or not by looking over the car.  I imagine all Cayenne 04 S owners were aware of these 2 recalls - so just wanted to see if anyone had any "inside scoop or info" on what to look for. 

 

P.S.  I did call the local Porsche dealer and they of course would look at it - but since I have so many other problems, would end up with a gigantic bill -they would look at these 2 recalls - but keep my car for several days/several dollars (oil leaks, error codes, preventive coolant pipe swap-out) just for starters.

 

Thanks for letting me vent a little - I just wish there was a concrete way to look up to see if these were done.  If not, no biggie.

 

 

  • Moderators
Posted

If the dealer said your VIN is clear of recalls, I would go with that.  They have access to the car's history, and Carfax is not known for its accuracy on this issue.

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