Engine Control Fault
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Engine Control Fault
I jinxed myself as I just wrote a few days ago that I have had zero issues with my car. Also, I am part way through my JD Powers survey, so just in time to edit that accordingly.
Anyway, I searched the forum as I could from my phone and didn’t find this. Does anybody have a clue what this is about? Apologies if this was posted before and thanks for your reply.
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I remember your post Dan, that sucks but you brought it on yourself! What year is your car? Any other symptoms? Do you have heat?
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Probably not a COV but check your heater to see if it works.
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I jinxed myself as I just wrote a few days ago that I have had zero issues with my car. Also, I am part way through my JD Powers survey, so just in time to edit that accordingly.
Anyway, I searched the forum as I could from my phone and didn’t find this. Does anybody have a clue what this is about? Apologies if this was posted before and thanks for your reply.
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Sorry, the reply went to the wrong post. I had the same warning on mine 3 times. The first 2 times it was diagnosed as a misfire on cylinders 5&6, but it had cleared itself. The third time, Porsche Germany had my dealer reprogram all the computers. Since then, nothing. Hope it stays away.
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I jinxed myself as I just wrote a few days ago that I have had zero issues with my car. Also, I am part way through my JD Powers survey, so just in time to edit that accordingly.
Anyway, I searched the forum as I could from my phone and didn’t find this. Does anybody have a clue what this is about? Apologies if this was posted before and thanks for your reply.
Defective Vacuum Pump.
Right - Bank Defective Vacuum Pump.
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Late last month I had the same fault display on my MFD. I immediately scanned the fault code which was P1433. I drove my vehicle to the local dealer where they spent 1 1/2 days checking every COV and hoses. They discovered the problem to be a faulty vacuum pump. The vacuum pump is mounted on the right rear bank of your engine. Since they had the rear bumper off I instructed them to replace the serpentine belt, tensioner and air filters. They also cleaned out the throttle body at no charge.
Defective Vacuum Pump.
Right - Bank Defective Vacuum Pump.
Old Air Filters.
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Defective Vacuum Pump.
Right - Bank Defective Vacuum Pump.
Old Air Filters.
New BMC Air Filters.
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Will do, thanks. Hopefully this will be converted under warranty. They just stuffed me for $1500 for my 20K service, although I bought an extended service contract. They said it was only for two years. So I paid a couple of thousand for an oil change.
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