I believe The system needs to re-learn the proper tire pressure for the appropriate size tire. My indy shop took care of that for me. Here’s a little YouTube video on how to do it

 

I've selected 20" Summer already but it doesn't say it's learning or anything. Nothing happens. So I'm a bit stumped. To be clear these aren't new sensors.

 

Is it the same as Jim137a posted?

 

Try this.

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I found this YouTube video - Hopefully you can read Spanish.

 

The post is pretty self explanatory. Thanks for the info! I'll try that the next time I get in the car. It kind of makes sense now. I'm assuming the sensors are now in different locations on the car and that's confusing it?

 

That did the trick! Waited 5 min and drove around the block, didn't even finish driving around the block when the light went away and the pressures showed up.

 

On to the next thing to address. Has anyone heard this on their car? Sound appears to be coming from front right brakes. Car is off in the video to hear more clearly. It does it while the car is on as well.

https://youtu.be/A9hOGxLDr2k

 

Never heard that on my 52K mile GTS.

 

Brakes make a lot of noise, and it's difficult to diagnose from a video. It could be the pedal linkage, the master cylinder, a caliper, or any part in between.

The good news is that it's highly unlikely it's anything serious. But I'm not a Porsche technician so I'm sure the safe advice would be to get it in to a dealer and let them sort it out. If you have any factory or CPO warranty left they should take care of it for you as I wouldn't think it's wear-related.

 

Just hit 67,000. 981 base. These things were built to be driven!

 

Awesome! I have a friend that had is 987 base up to around 100k and decided to move on to something else. But nothing was wrong with it!

Nothing new to report for my car. It's been running very well and giving me tons and tons of smiles. Enjoying the hell out of it. Not another car that enters my mind that I'd rather have over this (honeymoon phase hasn't ended yet &#128514

 

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Or you can make them yourself. I use gutter screen material found at the big box stores . Make a template from poster board use tin snips to cut the screen material . Smooth the edges and install with tie raps so you can remove them to clean the small debris saves your radiators and is an easy afternoon project

 

Are these engines known to burn oil?

 

Guess it depends on what you mean by burn oil. Do I put in oil between changes? Yes. But my Indy shop is careful not to add too much oil to begin with, and I track and autocross my car, and it is brutally hot and humid here. I’ve added anywhere from half to one quart between oil changes. Blackstone reports have been excellent.

My daily driven 2012 Audi A4, which went through a quart every 600-1,000 miles, I considered to be burning oil. The Porsche not so much.