2004 Cayenne V6 transmission issues
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The jump pack idea is decent but we don't know if it'd crutch a bad starter that's causing a big drain or something.
Load testing the battery might be the next step, I have had some that charge up nice but faceplant under load. A shop might have a load tester they can put on it quickly. If you have the power liftgate that can be used as a load test.
However your "buy a battery" idea is likely reasonable. Unfortunately they are big batteries and expensive. I appreciate the voltage data.
Load testing the battery might be the next step, I have had some that charge up nice but faceplant under load. A shop might have a load tester they can put on it quickly. If you have the power liftgate that can be used as a load test.
However your "buy a battery" idea is likely reasonable. Unfortunately they are big batteries and expensive. I appreciate the voltage data.
After installing the new battery, the traction light appeared on the dash (I'm literally crying at this point now!) but I took it out for a quick drive and it soon disappeared. I must say, with a new battery, it's like a whole new car! Throttle response is better and no "four wheel drive system faulty" so for now this seems to be fixed (touch wood). I'll update in a weeks time just to confirm it's still good but huge thank you for everyones help!
Now to try and sort the hand-brake shoes that are scraping the onside rear!
https://www.gsfcarparts.com/parts/ca...xoC5vwQAvD_BwE