h_____

Yes! Check out www.facebook.com/CayenneGTSOffroad There are quite a few of us that use the cayenne a lot of road, from overlanding to short trips. I think I've hit most things - literally. They are no Jeep or FJ, but a really good balance at doing all things reasonably well. I see the number of people offroading them increasing now too.

I think there is a growing community of us now.

Colly

Oh cool - nice page! I live in Dubai so I'd love to take the car off into the desert, but I'd have to get new wheels and tyres first. What are they like on the sand? I'm just worried I'll break stuff.

Edit: Haha! I just scrolled down and realise you live in Dubai too!! Meetup??
I was just up in Oman last week - Khasab. Definitely want to do more. I need new wheels.

h_____

Hi - yes glad we've connected on FB. Get some new wheels and we'll hit the dunes. As I said, I've explored a lot of Oman, perfect for the Cayenne. :-)

bjmusico

Model: 2004 Cayenne S

When I select Special Terrain Level, the yellow drivetrain symbol (low-range indicator?) displays on the dash. No changes were made using the driving program switch. Is this normal? I'm guessing it's a warning that either: 1) low range has been automatically engaged, or 2) stay at low speed. If not normal, does this mean that there's a drivetrain fault?

Thanks!

sprfrkr

IIRC, low range is automatically engaged when special terrain height setting is activated.

bjmusico

Makes sense, thanks! I didn't try driving it at that level, or would have been able to tell it was in low range.

TRINITONY

Have fun!