2019 Cayenne Rear Window Wiper Cover
04-30-2019, 11:08 AM
#16
Hello,
Yup that was the first shock I got from my 2019 Cayenne Base when I tried to shove off some snow from it, I tried to lift the rear wiper and the cover literally fell off, I have to warn my wife everything she takes it for washing
. I confirmed with few folks in Europe they also have the same issue with the cover, going to talk to the service guys soon about it.
Yup that was the first shock I got from my 2019 Cayenne Base when I tried to shove off some snow from it, I tried to lift the rear wiper and the cover literally fell off, I have to warn my wife everything she takes it for washing
. I confirmed with few folks in Europe they also have the same issue with the cover, going to talk to the service guys soon about it.
04-30-2019, 03:17 PM
#18
Burning Brakes
No. It is installed improperly at port. Read specific instructions above to reinstall it correctly. Anyone can do this in less than a minute. After it's on there right, it is a permanent install (within reason). Certainly car wash-proof, anyway.
05-10-2019, 06:47 AM
#22
Originally Posted by robertsalem
ours is off. car is less than a month old and already fell off.
08-06-2019, 01:38 PM
#24
Mine fell off a week after i picked it up going through the car wash. I did get new one through the dealer and they said they never heard of the issue and were hesitant to give me a new one for free. It's $10 part here in Canada. I always tie mine down now when I go through a car wash and sometimes it still is half off and only stays the because its tied down. I can't believe I have to do this. Still cant seem to find the right way to install it properly.
08-06-2019, 10:56 PM
#25
Burning Brakes
You guys can’t get any relief from my instructions above? Had our Turbo over seven months with no issue since I reinstalled it the right way. It’s on there like it was glued. Every week I detail the car, and that involves manually lifting the blade by its cover to wipe the glass underneath.
PM me if you’d like detailed help. It’s totally fixable.
PM me if you’d like detailed help. It’s totally fixable.
08-08-2019, 12:10 PM
#27
You guys can’t get any relief from my instructions above? Had our Turbo over seven months with no issue since I reinstalled it the right way. It’s on there like it was glued. Every week I detail the car, and that involves manually lifting the blade by its cover to wipe the glass underneath.
PM me if you’d like detailed help. It’s totally fixable.
PM me if you’d like detailed help. It’s totally fixable.
08-11-2019, 01:53 AM
#28
Burning Brakes
Yes. From "Undercover Turbo snuck in":
https://rennlist.com/forums/cayenne-...-snuck-in.html
Don't forget to remove your wiper arm cover and reattach it properly by snapping on the end guide to the right first, then rotating it down to the left until it clicks on. Ours was sort of laying on there, just like nearly all the other Cayennes and Panameras at our dealer. How hard is it to ensure this happens at the factory, Porsche?
If you do this properly, the wiper arm is firmly attached, and will not fly off while driving down the road, going through a car wash, etc.
https://rennlist.com/forums/cayenne-...-snuck-in.html
Don't forget to remove your wiper arm cover and reattach it properly by snapping on the end guide to the right first, then rotating it down to the left until it clicks on. Ours was sort of laying on there, just like nearly all the other Cayennes and Panameras at our dealer. How hard is it to ensure this happens at the factory, Porsche?
If you do this properly, the wiper arm is firmly attached, and will not fly off while driving down the road, going through a car wash, etc.
08-11-2019, 03:29 PM
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Yes. From "Undercover Turbo snuck in":
https://rennlist.com/forums/cayenne-...-snuck-in.html
Don't forget to remove your wiper arm cover and reattach it properly by snapping on the end guide to the right first, then rotating it down to the left until it clicks on. Ours was sort of laying on there, just like nearly all the other Cayennes and Panameras at our dealer. How hard is it to ensure this happens at the factory, Porsche?
If you do this properly, the wiper arm is firmly attached, and will not fly off while driving down the road, going through a car wash, etc.
https://rennlist.com/forums/cayenne-...-snuck-in.html
Don't forget to remove your wiper arm cover and reattach it properly by snapping on the end guide to the right first, then rotating it down to the left until it clicks on. Ours was sort of laying on there, just like nearly all the other Cayennes and Panameras at our dealer. How hard is it to ensure this happens at the factory, Porsche?
If you do this properly, the wiper arm is firmly attached, and will not fly off while driving down the road, going through a car wash, etc.
