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Don’t see anything that looks like build date - there are 3 stickers inside the door and nothing jumps out on any of them as being a date. Am in the UK so possible different sticker sets or I am just missing something obvious!
Don’t see anything that looks like build date - there are 3 stickers inside the door and nothing jumps out on any of them as being a date. Am in the UK so possible different sticker sets or I am just missing something obvious!
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These are the black stickers inside my driver’s door. Can’t see anything looking like a build date. UK Carrera T picked up new in April 2018. Built to order, so a March 2018 build date.
Last edited by Wing Commander; 07-26-2020 at 02:10 PM.
Reason: Typo
Okay, I guess cars marketed in different geographic areas get different sticker configurations.
However, there are websites that will give a cars specs (incl. production month) by entering a VIN code. Do a search on Rennlist as there are numerous threads on this subject.
Got mine back this morning after 6 days in the shop. Here are the old and new part numbers. Service advisor said they are both "Porsche" parts, didn't know who the supplier was, but since the part numbers are different this time, hopefully I've got a more recent upgrade to solve the repeated problems of the past. Interesting the "new" part number is sequentially prior to the "old" part number. Could be the tech or advisor meant the opposite. Regardless, here you go...
If you’re not happy with the service advisor, escalate to the service manager, then the dealership manager, then your regional PCNA rep. I think sometimes that’s the only way to be taken seriously. Sad, but sometimes try.
I don't have the time and expect more respect than going through that turkey trot. Issues shall be resolved with the advisor or at the same instance with the service manager or I will open a case with PCNA. We pay for the expectation of high reliability for these cars and when something goes wrong with them deserve a rapid resolution particularly while under warranty.
07-25-2020, 01:06 PM
