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Scanner ?

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Hi

Searching for Cayenne scanner - are there anything available on the market?

Will be helpfull for any information

Thank you

Alex

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Loren Member

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If you just want to read and reset codes - Durametric Software (on your notebook computer) works very well - about $250.

A Porsche PST2 (version 24) can program some but not all modules - occasionally available on eBay - about $3000-$4000 .

A Porsche PIWIS tester can do it all - about $18,000 per year (lease) from any Porsche dealer.

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If you just want to read and reset codes - Durametric Software (on your notebook computer) works very well - about $250.

A Porsche PST2 (version 24) can program some but not all modules - occasionally available on eBay - about $3000-$4000 .

A Porsche PIWIS tester can do it all - about $18,000 per year (lease) from any Porsche dealer.

Thank you.

We dont have dealer in Russia who can lease PIWIS tester - is it possible to purchase somewhere?

Thank you once more time

BEst regards

Alex

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I have the durametric cable and software. But, the software in the computer said that the cable are not plug in. And the cable is pluged but have the orange light . What is that mean?

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I have the durametric cable and software. But, the software in the computer said that the cable are not plug in. And the cable is pluged but have the orange light . What is that mean?

Is the ignition 'on'?

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Yes, the ignition is on. But, is normal that the durametric cable the light is orange and do not green. What is that mean?

Model year of your car?

From the Durametirc manual:

"Cannot connect to 2005 – 2006 Cayenne

If the instrument cluster says “press brake pedal” this means the CAN network is asleep and you need to wake up the network by pressing the brake pedal.

The CAN gateway may need to be reset. If VAG-Com has been used on this car it is likely that the CAN gateway will need to be reset. To reset the CAN gateway take the key out of the ignition and remove fuse #40 for at least 10 seconds. The fuse panel is on the left side of the dashboard where the dashboard meets the door panel."

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