PDCC.. BAD TIMES! "Chassis system warning"
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PDCC.. BAD TIMES! "Chassis system warning"
I don't know if it's just my luck or a general poor reliability of the Cayenne that I am not use to coming from mainly Mercedes vehicles.
OK, so driving back from Lake Tahoe, Cayenne has 5 passengers and baggage, climbing up steep incline into the rockee mountains coolant temp right at the center, I am feeling pretty good about my JB Weld water distributor repair..! Then message "Chassis system warning" comes up
, I pull over observe oil leaking on the drivers side next to wheel well. At this point I am 158 miles away from home in the middle of nowhere. Decided to slowly 60 mph cruse back home.
I have not been able to climb underneath the car yet since I was pretty pissed I had a break down on my first road trip but I assume the empty reservoir I took a pic of is for PDCC and one of the lines had burst....
Anyone has experience with this? How much of the pain in the *** is this going to be? Will I need to bleed PDCC at the dealer or can I use the Durametric for this? Does the system even need bleeding once re filled?
Favorite mineral oil to use available at any auto parts store?
OK, so driving back from Lake Tahoe, Cayenne has 5 passengers and baggage, climbing up steep incline into the rockee mountains coolant temp right at the center, I am feeling pretty good about my JB Weld water distributor repair..! Then message "Chassis system warning" comes up
, I pull over observe oil leaking on the drivers side next to wheel well. At this point I am 158 miles away from home in the middle of nowhere. Decided to slowly 60 mph cruse back home.I have not been able to climb underneath the car yet since I was pretty pissed I had a break down on my first road trip but I assume the empty reservoir I took a pic of is for PDCC and one of the lines had burst....
Anyone has experience with this? How much of the pain in the *** is this going to be? Will I need to bleed PDCC at the dealer or can I use the Durametric for this? Does the system even need bleeding once re filled?
Favorite mineral oil to use available at any auto parts store?
