First trip on the Cayenne S
05-22-2007 | 03:11 PM
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From: El Paso Tx/CdJuarez Mx/FrankfurtAmM
First trip on the Cayenne S
We received our Cayenne S about 3 weeks ago and it is awesome!
My wife and I have planned to take a weekend trip from El Paso To Phoenix on memorial day weekend. About a 6 hour drive.
The S has about 120 miles on it. Is there a proper brake inn procedure for it?
We also intend to visit Ikea to buy some stuff for our home, should I consider how much weight to load into it? I'm just planning to buy a couple of things but just want to be sure I will not push it to much on the air suspension of the Cayenne.
Any advice would be appreciated.
My wife and I have planned to take a weekend trip from El Paso To Phoenix on memorial day weekend. About a 6 hour drive.
The S has about 120 miles on it. Is there a proper brake inn procedure for it?
We also intend to visit Ikea to buy some stuff for our home, should I consider how much weight to load into it? I'm just planning to buy a couple of things but just want to be sure I will not push it to much on the air suspension of the Cayenne.
Any advice would be appreciated.
05-22-2007 | 06:25 PM
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Originally Posted by JRCNRING
...Is there a proper brake inn procedure for it?
Originally Posted by JRCNRING
...should I consider how much weight to load into it? I'm just planning to buy a couple of things but just want to be sure I will not push it to much on the air suspension of the Cayenne.
05-23-2007 | 08:34 AM
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Originally Posted by skl
Lewis I'm proud of you- you used such restraint... 
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05-24-2007 | 12:25 AM
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Sorry, but this fell somewhere in between the "clothes hanging rack in the tailgate" thread and the "Tiptronic Manual vs Automatic mode" thread.
, then use the "Search" function before asking a question.....otherwise suffer the wrath of Larry.
, then use the "Search" function before asking a question.....otherwise suffer the wrath of Larry.
05-24-2007 | 12:59 AM
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Ahh yes, the I-10 break in. A trick I use with new cars is I set the cruise control at a certain speed and shift down every so often to vary the RPM's. If I am on a long straight interstate.
As for reading the very long boring manual, it's OK to pose a question on this board. Don't pay any attention to those who bitch about the not using the search thing because they don't own the board.
As for reading the very long boring manual, it's OK to pose a question on this board. Don't pay any attention to those who bitch about the not using the search thing because they don't own the board.
05-24-2007 | 12:55 PM
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Originally Posted by ChipAZ
As for reading the very long boring manual, it's OK to pose a question on this board. Don't pay any attention to those who bitch about the not using the search thing because they don't own the board.