Lukewarm Heated GT Steering Wheel
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Lukewarm Heated GT Steering Wheel
Anyone with the Heated GT Wheel noticing that it barely warms, or is mine an anomaly?
I touch the (hidden) switch and the "on" notification comes up in one of the right dials - so I know that the switch is working - but regardless of how long I drive (> 30min) I can just barely tell that there is any warmth in wheel and even at that I'm question whether it is working. Is this common/normal? Reading the "good to know" app - there seems to be no indication of level or adjustment for ambient temp that I can tell.
I touch the (hidden) switch and the "on" notification comes up in one of the right dials - so I know that the switch is working - but regardless of how long I drive (> 30min) I can just barely tell that there is any warmth in wheel and even at that I'm question whether it is working. Is this common/normal? Reading the "good to know" app - there seems to be no indication of level or adjustment for ambient temp that I can tell.
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It works well in my 991.2 - it's warm within a couple minutes. I'd have the dealer take a look.
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The wheel in my 992 C4S gets so warm that I find myself turning it off after 5-10 minutes. It gets legit hot.
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Schwarz992C4S (02-07-2020)
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Interesting - mine isn't that warm either, certainly cooler than the Panamera's used to get (as well as my other half's M140i).
Its already been back to the dealer for a PCM reset (erroneous error codes on the display, like PAS sensor 'soiled' at c.200 miles and reverse camera not working) and what appears to be the common Burmester door card rattle.
Will mention next time it's in.
It really does annoy me though that the answer from the service people is always - and I quote - "it's a 911, it's a handcrafted machine so you should expect little things like this".
They also tried to say that this - present when I picked it up brand new - is because "leather is a natural product".... idiots
Its already been back to the dealer for a PCM reset (erroneous error codes on the display, like PAS sensor 'soiled' at c.200 miles and reverse camera not working) and what appears to be the common Burmester door card rattle.
Will mention next time it's in.
It really does annoy me though that the answer from the service people is always - and I quote - "it's a 911, it's a handcrafted machine so you should expect little things like this".
They also tried to say that this - present when I picked it up brand new - is because "leather is a natural product".... idiots
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I may have the Burmester door rattle as well. I’m trying to isolate the faint sound now. Feels like it is more from rear passenger area though.
There is also a “rattling” sound (like a loose exhaust pipe) from the engine when under load between 1 and 2K rpm. But I handily fix that by turning on sport mode and avoiding lower rpms.
Trying to collect as much as possible before first visit back to service.
There is also a “rattling” sound (like a loose exhaust pipe) from the engine when under load between 1 and 2K rpm. But I handily fix that by turning on sport mode and avoiding lower rpms.
Trying to collect as much as possible before first visit back to service.
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992Sam (02-07-2020)
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@sechsgang No doubt this is the best quality car I've ever purchased (Telsa, Volvo, BMW, Mercedes, Audi, ~Lexus) - I'm just a miserable perfectionist. Just by judging the fact that I'm dreaming/planning my next Porsche purchase already (this was my first) I'm clearly pleased.
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Interesting - mine isn't that warm either, certainly cooler than the Panamera's used to get (as well as my other half's M140i).
Its already been back to the dealer for a PCM reset (erroneous error codes on the display, like PAS sensor 'soiled' at c.200 miles and reverse camera not working) and what appears to be the common Burmester door card rattle.
Will mention next time it's in.
It really does annoy me though that the answer from the service people is always - and I quote - "it's a 911, it's a handcrafted machine so you should expect little things like this".
They also tried to say that this - present when I picked it up brand new - is because "leather is a natural product".... idiots
Its already been back to the dealer for a PCM reset (erroneous error codes on the display, like PAS sensor 'soiled' at c.200 miles and reverse camera not working) and what appears to be the common Burmester door card rattle.
Will mention next time it's in.
It really does annoy me though that the answer from the service people is always - and I quote - "it's a 911, it's a handcrafted machine so you should expect little things like this".
They also tried to say that this - present when I picked it up brand new - is because "leather is a natural product".... idiots