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Old 11-30-2020, 02:48 PM
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Originally Posted by Tanqueray86
I, too, had somewhat of a headachy delivery and first few months of the ownership. Car was delivered with all three rear lights cracked, which were replaced by warranty for being “stress cracks”. Then I had suspension errors on the dashboard after trying to lower my car with TechArt HAS springs (3 weeks of driving with the error messages, a new ride height sensor and coding reset by the dealership cleared the error message). Now, nasty clunking noise from the rear whenever I hit the smallest bump on the road (at the dealership now, let’s see what it is).

I think it’s better to have all these issues now, than when your warranty is up.

Enjoy the car when you get it back!
thx @Tanqueray86 ... hope your issue gets sorted out and is the last one that you have to deal with.
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Wow sorry to hear/see for the OP. Sounds like coolant leak and maybe also forgot to fill the oil properly when they did the change at the selling dealership. Later should not have happened but the coolant issue probably not your fault or something that the shipper did. Something maybe let go during the 3200 mile transport or maybe after sitting on the lot for 12 mos. Am sure Stevens Creek will sort it out for you in the next couple of days and get it back to you good as new. Remember you didn't get the CPO warranty but it still has remainder of factory one so should be okay.

But stuff happens...my wife's 2012 Panamera was CPO'd and after driving it a bit the car dumped its coolant into the oil pan and some of the engine when something failed on the car. Still had CPO and factory warranty and Porsche offered me a new engine w/100k or 4 yr warrant OR fix/rebuilt current engine PLUS throwing in a full warranty on car and engine extended for unlimited miles and lifetime ownership of the car. I took the later as it meant car was covered until we sold it for engine PLUS everything else.
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Originally Posted by Bluehighways
Reminds me of two guys (present company excepted of course) walking along the trail. After a bit they come across something different in their path. The first one says to the second, “Smell it”. The second one says, “It smells like sh*t”. So the first one then asks the second one to “Touch it”. The second one says, “It feels like sh*t”. So the first one now asks the second one to “Taste it”. The second one says, “It tastes like sh*t”. The first one clearly relieved (no pun intended) now says, “Sure am glad I didn’t step in it!”
Dude!! That was Cheech and Chong from the 70s... I grew up on that ****


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Dude!! That was Cheech and Chong from the 70s... I grew up on that ****
Dave? That you?
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Dave? That you?
Nope, Dan. My older brother had me listening to C&C and then high school hit and we were going to triple-play drive in theaters watching Up in Smoke, etc.... and we're still alive!!!!
Old 12-02-2020, 01:30 AM
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Originally Posted by Arun Rao
update from service department just now:

We have traced the source of the leak to a valve block that allows the engine to warm faster to bring the heater online as soon as possible. We ordered the part and it should arrive tomorrow. The coolant bleeding takes some time because it is done under vacuum, so it looks like it should complete by Wednesday evening.
update from service department this evening:

Everything went great with the replacement of the leaking pipe and the tech is in the process of bleeding the system of all the air. Here is the photo of the coolant pipe with the warped inner seal.


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Old 12-02-2020, 01:44 AM
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Originally Posted by mdrobc1213
Wow sorry to hear/see for the OP. Sounds like coolant leak and maybe also forgot to fill the oil properly when they did the change at the selling dealership. Later should not have happened but the coolant issue probably not your fault or something that the shipper did. Something maybe let go during the 3200 mile transport or maybe after sitting on the lot for 12 mos. Am sure Stevens Creek will sort it out for you in the next couple of days and get it back to you good as new. Remember you didn't get the CPO warranty but it still has remainder of factory one so should be okay.

But stuff happens...my wife's 2012 Panamera was CPO'd and after driving it a bit the car dumped its coolant into the oil pan and some of the engine when something failed on the car. Still had CPO and factory warranty and Porsche offered me a new engine w/100k or 4 yr warrant OR fix/rebuilt current engine PLUS throwing in a full warranty on car and engine extended for unlimited miles and lifetime ownership of the car. I took the later as it meant car was covered until we sold it for engine PLUS everything else.
thank you @mdrobc1213 ... should have the car back soon and looking forward to enjoying it! **fingers crossed**
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I like how your service department is responding, following up, and especially sending you the pictures.
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Damn, that sucks, do you think they did it on purpose after looking at your name?
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Originally Posted by sexfiend
Damn, that sucks, do you think they did it on purpose after looking at your name?
not sure what you are referring to (or if you are even talking to me
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Originally Posted by Bluehighways
Dave? That you?
It's me, Dave, open up man I got the stuff.
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Originally Posted by Bluehighways
Good Grief!
Do NOT put coolant or anything that might be coolant in your mouth!
Coolant can and will destroy your kidneys.
Also if it is coolant, be sure to contain it and then rinse away any residual amounts as thoroughly as possible. Animals (Dogs & Cats) like the smell and are attracted to it.
https://spca.bc.ca/faqs/antifreeze/
Not so much any more. I tried to kill a rat with some coolant recently in a warehouse. Rat wouldn’t touch it, I believe since maybe 2012-2013 an additive is added to all coolant to make it bitter and not sweet.
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Originally Posted by Arun Rao
update from service department this evening:

Everything went great with the replacement of the leaking pipe and the tech is in the process of bleeding the system of all the air. Here is the photo of the coolant pipe with the warped inner seal.

folks - quick update. i don't have the car back from the service department yet. long story as to why (i won't post here to protect the innocent/guilty), but needless to say i am very disappointed. just to recap - car was delivered to me on 11/25/2020, developed the coolant leak on 11/26/2020 (thanksgiving!), and got to the shop on 11/27/2020. they expect to get the car back to me on monday (12/07/2020) or tuesday (12/08/2020).
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Originally Posted by Arun Rao
folks - quick update. i don't have the car back from the service department yet. long story as to why (i won't post here to protect the innocent/guilty), but needless to say i am very disappointed. just to recap - car was delivered to me on 11/25/2020, developed the coolant leak on 11/26/2020 (thanksgiving!), and got to the shop on 11/27/2020. they expect to get the car back to me on monday (12/07/2020) or tuesday (12/08/2020).
You cannot leave such a cliffhanger - now you have to tell us the rest of the story ....
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Originally Posted by craig66
You cannot leave such a cliffhanger - now you have to tell us the rest of the story ....
I agree...what happened? Did they find something else wrong? Did they find some issue that the selling dealer did not disclose? That would be my guess from your previous cryptic message which in that case I would be beyond disappointed but pissed off!


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