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Picked up today. Here are a few pics I snapped at a friend's house (had to stop by to show it). Going in Monday for Tint, PPF and Ceramic. So happy w/ the color it's better in person that I ever expected, you don't appreciate the metallic until it's in the sun.
At about 80 miles on the odometer we got this message. The code was for cylinder bank 2 lean condition. Drove it to the dealer who said they have seen this in the past 6 months on several V6 Macans. Apparently, according to them, Porsche is supposed to release a software update for this issue. The cleared the code and so far it has not recurred.
Just curious. Did your Macan GTS arrive with a powered steering column?
Nope. It was built the 3rd week of January. We got the voucher for $500 off the purchase. So far it's fine w/o it. The auto-exit seat feature allows us to clear the steering wheel no problem when getting out. My wife and I are both 5'8" and medium build.
Very nice. Close to my build. I chose different wheels + carbon fiber interior pieces; no roof rails. What brand of tires did it come with?
Tires are Pirelli Scorpions. I hate Pirellis, I have never had a good experience with a set of them on any car. Oh well.
The only things I did on the interior was extended leather w/ deviated stitching (also gets you matching seat belts) and a Porsche crest on the center console. Sportchrono too (I know pointless on an SUV, but it gets you Launch control, and I do like the clock). I didn't do the GT steering wheel b/c in the showroom one I sat in, for me, it blocked the gauges. If I had done the GT wheel I would have done matching carbon fiber dash accents b/c I think the GT wheel looks weird w/o them since it has CF on the button areas.
At about 80 miles on the odometer we got this message. The code was for cylinder bank 2 lean condition. Drove it to the dealer who said they have seen this in the past 6 months on several V6 Macans. Apparently, according to them, Porsche is supposed to release a software update for this issue. The cleared the code and so far it has not recurred.
This popped up on my 991.2 with ~16k miles on it. Took to dealer who said the code was for a lifter. He said it happens periodically, usually an over sensitive sensor(??). He reset and said to come back if it returns. So far, so good - fingers crossed!
04-07-2022 | 07:40 PM
