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Old 05-27-2008, 04:43 PM
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No, warming up the car will simply purge any moisture that has impinged the coil (packs) due to the presence of cracks.
Once the cracks grow to become an electromechanical (contact) problem, then it becomes more noticeable.
Old 05-27-2008, 04:58 PM
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Thanks, I hope it won't get much worse until my next oil change which is not until Jan 09. Hence I only average 5k/yr on the Cayenne so plan is to go in just once a year for an annual oil change . Btw, I only have like 6k miles on it
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Originally Posted by wilfred
Thanks, I hope it won't get much worse until my next oil change which is not until Jan 09
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Hope....the last hiding place of the Cayenne ownership experience.

Originally Posted by wilfred
Hence I only average 5k/yr on the Cayenne so plan is to go in just once a year for an annual oil change . Btw, I only have like 6k miles on it
So in other words, you're afraid of driving your Cayenne?
Old 05-27-2008, 05:15 PM
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Nah, my wife and I really like our Cayenne. We just dont put too many miles on our cars. The highest is a minivan and even that is less than 10k/yr. But I am a little disappointed if the Cayenne has cracked coils at such early age...
Old 05-27-2008, 05:27 PM
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Originally Posted by wilfred
....But I am a little disappointed if the Cayenne has cracked coils at such early age...
Uhh, hmmmn, how would you like me to break this to you?
Old 05-27-2008, 07:07 PM
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Originally Posted by wilfred
Hmmm, mine does idle a tad rough for a min or so whenever it hasnt been driven for days too. I was under the impression bad coils had a much more serious effect so I though the car just needed to be warmed up a bit....
Per the dealer mine only had one coil that had an obvious crack but there were other cyl's that had thrown misfire codes. They replaced all 8 coils under warranty. My Pepper is a CPO vehicle, it will be under warranty for quite a while and anything not covered under warranty I'll most likely do myself (oil changes, brake jobs, ect.). And I keep all records.
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While we are off the subject itc, why does my sister in law get 67 miles to the gallon of diesel in her 525 ? (07)
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Originally Posted by mudman2
While we are off the subject itc, why does my sister in law get 67 miles to the gallon of diesel in her 525 ? (07)
Off subject? Did we take a wrong turn somewhere......

Dear Sir, in the Cayenne Forum, EVERY TOPIC is off subject.

67mpg on an 07 525 diesel? That doesn't sound right at all. Is that computer generated mileage or actual calculated mileage based on mileage and fill ups?
Old 05-27-2008, 09:59 PM
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Originally Posted by mudman2
Yes if they fail, but its not that big an issue. Go to your dealer and ask them to replace them in accordance with the Coils TSB
Isn't anyone going to mention to the new forum member the story of the deceased forum member....the one who had cracked coils, started his car, sparks under the hood ignited some fuel and he perished, along with the Cayenne?

Oh wait, we're not supposed to talk about that, are we?

OK, how about the Cayenne hybrid prototype that had an 'uncontained thermal event'?

Oh wait, we're not supposed to talk about that either, are we?
Old 05-27-2008, 10:07 PM
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as I recall you, me and droptop cannot talk about anything. So how about those sox ?

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Originally Posted by ltc
Off subject? Did we take a wrong turn somewhere......

Dear Sir, in the Cayenne Forum, EVERY TOPIC is off subject.

67mpg on an 07 525 diesel? That doesn't sound right at all. Is that computer generated mileage or actual calculated mileage based on mileage and fill ups?
I was thinking she was letting her 6 yo do the math but this sounds like a more plausible explanation.
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Titanium Editions are sweeeet!

Enjoy!
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Originally Posted by mudman2
as I recall you, me and droptop cannot talk about anything. So how about those sox ?

sedate driver actual

i say, i say, did somebody call?

i saw that porsche got the top of the study for best quality in the first 90 days, these MUST be great cars, right?

click...
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Originally Posted by droptop
....click...
Click?

OK, whatever you do, don't move....at least for the first 90 days.



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