Recall Lookup - Dr. Ing. h.c. F. Porsche AG


its also from 2019 but I would imagine something to do with the V6ers maybe?


As for me, I replaced the AOS diaphragm because it was beginning a death squeal.

 

 

Replaced my blower assembly.
*Pro-Tip - The glove box goes back in a lot easier right-side-up.

 

If this was a 957, you don't have to remove the glovebox at all. Simply comes out the bottom door. Just did mine a couple months ago to get rid of my squeaky blower motor.

 

Good to know. I was also looking for my right side heater mixing flap servo thing. I found it.
I decided to leave it alone for now. It's acting like it's not fully closing, but it sort of looked like it was. To be continued.

 

957 S with under 30k miles, all original paint preserved with full body ppf.

 

Finally got around to doing the detailing on the wheels.
Full clean of wheel inside and out.
Full clean of the calipers and fresh Porsche decals.
Ceramic coated calipers and wheels (inside and out)





Before detail




After detail and a wipe round the tyre with Meguiars tyre gel

 

 

Installed some new wheels (KRNC Forged) then did a 1,000 mile round trip to FL. Wheels are finished in brushed light grey with machined faces. 22x12 et22 with another set of Aturro AZ850s in 335/25 on them.

New AOS captured about 1.5 oz of oil on the way down in 525 miles so it's working well.

















Got my daughter to pose with the Cayenne

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replaced my bluetooth driveshaft bearing with the tried and true Jimi Fix

 

Washed, waxed, engine flush, oil change, and new ceramic front brake pads all done yesterday. The old girl is ready for summer!


Next up….gotta figure out why my
KESSY resistors keep frying on me. I’ve replaced them three times now!

 

FWIW, I have found the good people at https://www.ecudoctors.com/ to be top notch. Friendly, knowledgeable, experts at work.

They may be able to help diagnose your issue and help. Worth a shot?

 

Thanks! I’ll try to give them a shout once I do a bit more research. I appreciate the tip!

 

Complete upper engine bay steam cleaning. 15 years of debris and mess gone! I have been tooling around the engine since I got her from my mech. Every electrical connector pulled and cleaned. I like to be able to notice when new leaks etc. appear. Hope this inspires

 

265/65/18s were a little close to the intercoolers for comfort

Eurowise brackets

All put back together