Pcar Squared

Step on the gas and put it too the floor let me know what happens...

I was very surprised by the result any ideas on why this happens?

woogiedaxel

WOW, I Just went back to the future!

QKENUFF

Sounds like it could be expensive and dramatic. Please show pics of the TT in a million parts after a helllish self destruction with pools of oil and scattered parts made from unobtainium all over your drive......

"Power tends to corrupt and absolute power corrupts absolutly" Lord Acton 1887

Itzkirb

ok, i'm curious...what happens?

mudman2

it stops at about 4000 revs (limiters kick in) will not go over unless moving

rockitman

That's good, but I see no need to rev a Cayenne in neutral in the first place...

Moogle

the software prevents revving with no load, this is common in many newer automatics.

gchu

Nothing happen on mine. ?????



Ops, do I have to have the engine started?

Moogle

lol

Pcar Squared

I was some what surprised, when this happened. With my Cayenne I never know if things are "designed" that way or if it is possibly another thing that makes my Cayenne not just right.

perrys7342

Many years ago at a Porsche Club meeting, in response to a similar question like this, a well respected authority on Porsche engines answered"

"Where in hell do you people get the money to own cars like this"

Perry (42 years of Porsche Ownership)

carbon_00

hahahahaha

Control It

It does the same thing in a 15 mph turn....actually it sorta stops there for a bit to make sure it is ok...haha...

Control It

I think it does this because it is connecting to the Internet to get approval from Porsche...sometimes the connection is slow and you have to wait a bit..but you'll get used to it.

tkerrmd

So the cay is smarter than some of the owners?