CEL at 11000 miles
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CEL at 11000 miles
I just picked up my 2018 Panamera 4s at the end of December. Car had about 9000 miles on it (was a Porsche executive car). Anyway, driving to work today, I was greeted with a bright yellow CEL. Grrr....
I was hoping it was something as simple as a loose gas cap (i fit get gas last night) but I made sure it was tight and i've started and re-started the car several times already, but the light is still there. Am taking it to the dealer tomorrow. I'm just curious if there are any common things that might trigger a CEL so early in the engine's life?
I was hoping it was something as simple as a loose gas cap (i fit get gas last night) but I made sure it was tight and i've started and re-started the car several times already, but the light is still there. Am taking it to the dealer tomorrow. I'm just curious if there are any common things that might trigger a CEL so early in the engine's life?
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i did a quick search and it doesn’t look like the Durametric supports the 971 Panamera yet. Only the 970.
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If it's under warranty (2018, right?) a dealership visit really can't hurt. I keep an OBDII reader on me to check error codes for situations like this - if it's gas-cap related it helps confirm it, but otherwise, waiting 150-200 miles and at the same time re-filling the tank can help.
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If it's under warranty (2018, right?) a dealership visit really can't hurt. I keep an OBDII reader on me to check error codes for situations like this - if it's gas-cap related it helps confirm it, but otherwise, waiting 150-200 miles and at the same time re-filling the tank can help.
Even if it’s still under warranty, I’m afraid the dealer will find ways to get you to fix stuff. Can a generic OBDII code reader reset the light? Anyone ? Anyone? I would reset the light and drive to see if it comes back.
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I agree. Don’t freak out. You can drive all day with the CEL staring at you.
Even if it’s still under warranty, I’m afraid the dealer will find ways to get you to fix stuff. Can a generic OBDII code reader reset the light? Anyone ? Anyone? I would reset the light and drive to see if it comes back.
Even if it’s still under warranty, I’m afraid the dealer will find ways to get you to fix stuff. Can a generic OBDII code reader reset the light? Anyone ? Anyone? I would reset the light and drive to see if it comes back.
It should be able to, yes. If your dealer is trying to get you to pay for stuff while under warranty, you should find a new dealer.
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So the CEL returned on Saturday. I called up dealer and they asked me to bring car back next Monday (02/24) because they want to keep it for a few days. Is this typical?
Last edited by MrOutside; 02-20-2020 at 11:38 AM. Reason: miincorr
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