Dead 2012 Panamera!
#1
Dead 2012 Panamera!
Purchased a 2012 Pan wih 60K miles 5 Months ago. Was enjoying tremendously, then nothing! Electrical, lights, windows, trunk all worked, put in key. nothing. Dashboard has gone dark! Had vehicle towed to "Porsche Specialist" shop. Thye could get nothing out of the car except battery OK. Towed to dealer where it's been for 2 weeks and they can't get the vehicle to "talk" to them. Last informed that they manually programed the car to partically wake-up...but still unable to get a code from it. Now ordering a new key fop (i only got one) to see if there was some type of Kill code from mine. Anyone have a clue what's going on?
Thanks
Newbie
Thanks
Newbie
#2
This is a follow-up for those who might encounter the same issue. $2000 later at the Porsche dealer (New Battery, New Controller, New Key)...it was the Key! My old one malfunctioned and locked the car down, A new controller, which had to be programmed manually, was installed to just wake the vehicle up. Once new key was programmed, everything is fine. Third party service contract paid $0 because it was the key. They declined covering the parts necessary, controller and battery because the battery isn't covered and the original controller, though a covered item, did not cause the vehicle breakdown. NOW on the way back from the dealership the oil pressure sensor failure warning light went off....and oil pressure gauge dropped to zero. Car drove fine, pressure gauge functioned again. This happened three of four times. Hasn't happened again. Called dealer and made appointment. This is covered!
#3
Burning Brakes
WOW, that sucks that at least some of it wasn't covered. But thanks for the update - good knowledge.
welcome to the modern age of electronics, convenience and nighmare all wrapped up as one! :-)
welcome to the modern age of electronics, convenience and nighmare all wrapped up as one! :-)
#4
Thanks for the update. Sorry to hear it was out of pocket. Similar thing happened to a Saab I have but we were able to get a key to wake it up and then I made 2 more keys as backup.
On the oil sensor, check if wire is attached or sliced. I had new A/C on my Aramada and when doing that the tech had sliced the wire by accident to the oil sensor causing intermittent contact. Soldered in new wire to correct. At least that will be covered.
Best to you
On the oil sensor, check if wire is attached or sliced. I had new A/C on my Aramada and when doing that the tech had sliced the wire by accident to the oil sensor causing intermittent contact. Soldered in new wire to correct. At least that will be covered.
Best to you