992 C2S Chassis error-PDCC valve block to replace
09-09-2019, 09:17 AM
#1
992 C2S Chassis error-PDCC valve block to replace
Hi
Short story.. a chassis error appeared. After turning off/on, the error disappeared but appeared again after few hours of driving, Car was driving normal.
Dealer sent error to Porsche AG and the solution was to replace the PDCC valve block.
Car is 3500 km, error appeared first at 300 km.
Anyone here with the same problem?
Its frustrating to know that a brand new 180k euro car already has problems like this..
Thank you!
Short story.. a chassis error appeared. After turning off/on, the error disappeared but appeared again after few hours of driving, Car was driving normal.
Dealer sent error to Porsche AG and the solution was to replace the PDCC valve block.
Car is 3500 km, error appeared first at 300 km.
Anyone here with the same problem?
Its frustrating to know that a brand new 180k euro car already has problems like this..
Thank you!
09-09-2019, 04:32 PM
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Hi
Short story.. a chassis error appeared. After turning off/on, the error disappeared but appeared again after few hours of driving, Car was driving normal.
Dealer sent error to Porsche AG and the solution was to replace the PDCC valve block.
Car is 3500 km, error appeared first at 300 km.
Anyone here with the same problem?
Its frustrating to know that a brand new 180k euro car already has problems like this..
Thank you!
Short story.. a chassis error appeared. After turning off/on, the error disappeared but appeared again after few hours of driving, Car was driving normal.
Dealer sent error to Porsche AG and the solution was to replace the PDCC valve block.
Car is 3500 km, error appeared first at 300 km.
Anyone here with the same problem?
Its frustrating to know that a brand new 180k euro car already has problems like this..
Thank you!
To me this seems like they have a fix and will fix it. Unless they make 2 attempts and still haven't fixed it then there isn't anything to discuss. Let the dealer do their job. If they persistently fail to fix then request a new car.
09-09-2019, 05:09 PM
#4
If you are buying a new model at the very beginning, there is always a risk of stuff like this It's what you signed up for with early first production units.
To me this seems like they have a fix and will fix it. Unless they make 2 attempts and still haven't fixed it then there isn't anything to discuss. Let the dealer do their job. If they persistently fail to fix then request a new car.
To me this seems like they have a fix and will fix it. Unless they make 2 attempts and still haven't fixed it then there isn't anything to discuss. Let the dealer do their job. If they persistently fail to fix then request a new car.
09-09-2019, 09:49 PM
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Hi
Short story.. a chassis error appeared. After turning off/on, the error disappeared but appeared again after few hours of driving, Car was driving normal.
Dealer sent error to Porsche AG and the solution was to replace the PDCC valve block.
Car is 3500 km, error appeared first at 300 km.
Anyone here with the same problem?
Its frustrating to know that a brand new 180k euro car already has problems like this..
Thank you!
Short story.. a chassis error appeared. After turning off/on, the error disappeared but appeared again after few hours of driving, Car was driving normal.
Dealer sent error to Porsche AG and the solution was to replace the PDCC valve block.
Car is 3500 km, error appeared first at 300 km.
Anyone here with the same problem?
Its frustrating to know that a brand new 180k euro car already has problems like this..
Thank you!
