2019 online manufacturer manual
02-12-2021, 07:36 PM
#1
2019 online manufacturer manual
I tried searching on manual and of course it pulls up every post stating that the manual transmission is superior.....
This link does not cover 2019 models.
https://www.porsche.com/china/en/acc...n/manuals-911/
Im trying to verify how exactly Porsche instructs us to verify coolant levels using the cocktail stirrer under the cap next to the oil fill.
thanks for the help.
This link does not cover 2019 models.
https://www.porsche.com/china/en/acc...n/manuals-911/
Im trying to verify how exactly Porsche instructs us to verify coolant levels using the cocktail stirrer under the cap next to the oil fill.
thanks for the help.
02-12-2021, 08:23 PM
#3
FWIW, there's an app you can download, Porsche "Good to Know", that covers the '19 models such as mine. For some inexplicable reason, Porsche pulled the online owners manual from their sites some months ago.
As far as the coolant level indicator, most of those that have posted try to keep it midway between the two levels. I keep mine past the middle towards the "MAX".
As far as the coolant level indicator, most of those that have posted try to keep it midway between the two levels. I keep mine past the middle towards the "MAX".
Last edited by BSO; 02-12-2021 at 08:25 PM.
02-12-2021, 08:40 PM
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FWIW, there's an app you can download, Porsche "Good to Know", that covers the '19 models such as mine. For some inexplicable reason, Porsche pulled the online owners manual from their sites some months ago.
As far as the coolant level indicator, most of those that have posted try to keep it midway between the two levels. I keep mine past the middle towards the "MAX".
As far as the coolant level indicator, most of those that have posted try to keep it midway between the two levels. I keep mine past the middle towards the "MAX".
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02-12-2021, 08:59 PM
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FWIW, there's an app you can download, Porsche "Good to Know", that covers the '19 models such as mine. For some inexplicable reason, Porsche pulled the online owners manual from their sites some months ago.
As far as the coolant level indicator, most of those that have posted try to keep it midway between the two levels. I keep mine past the middle towards the "MAX".
As far as the coolant level indicator, most of those that have posted try to keep it midway between the two levels. I keep mine past the middle towards the "MAX".
02-12-2021, 09:01 PM
#7
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FWIW, there's an app you can download, Porsche "Good to Know", that covers the '19 models such as mine. For some inexplicable reason, Porsche pulled the online owners manual from their sites some months ago.
As far as the coolant level indicator, most of those that have posted try to keep it midway between the two levels. I keep mine past the middle towards the "MAX".
As far as the coolant level indicator, most of those that have posted try to keep it midway between the two levels. I keep mine past the middle towards the "MAX".
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02-12-2021, 11:59 PM
#8
The Apple version is still be available, it seems that Porsche/Apple connection spills over to the Good to Know app as well.
02-13-2021, 12:12 AM
#9
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Yep, Porsche decided we do not need to see a digital manual except on an iPhone. I wonder if that decision was made by some 30 year old who does not use a laptop (or even more archaic, a desktop).