New 992 check engine light
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Just picked up our new 992 this morning after waiting over one year for it to arrive. Before getting home had a check engine light illuminated and a warning that we are in reduced power mode. Anyone have similar issue or know if it is safe to drive?
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Check the easy stuff first; gas cap, and oil fill cap.
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I had this happen once on a brand new BMW and it was due to a faulty gas cap that had to be replaced. The gas cap air leak, however, did not initiate safe driving mode. I would consult with dealer as it sounds like something more important than air leak.
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When it went into limp mode, what were your oil temps and coolant temps?
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That truly sucks, talk about a downer.
Don't drive it unless until you get some feedback from Porsche service and then straight to the shop, maybe on a flatbed.
Check your oil level if you haven't done so.
Don't drive it unless until you get some feedback from Porsche service and then straight to the shop, maybe on a flatbed.
Check your oil level if you haven't done so.
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Make a service appointment soonest, have the car scanned, logs should give a clue to the message.
Plus you've done your due diligence should there be a re-occurrence.
Plus you've done your due diligence should there be a re-occurrence.