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Old May 10, 2017 | 10:01 AM
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Folks, actually I have 3 questions...

2013 Panamera 4

1. Is there anyway to set the trunk release button on the key fob such that you must hit the button twice instead of once. I must have bumped the key or something one day and noticed my trunk was wide open. Only having to hit the button once is problematic. Is there a way to adjust?

2. I'm hoping I don't have air ride suspension, it's never a matter of if a strut or compressor will go out, it's when. I know for sure I don't have a button to raise or lower the car. But when I unlock my doors I hear a hissing sound as if the car is raising or lowering (like other cars I've owned). I also have the ability to adjust the suspension (the button below sport mode). Does that mean I have air ride and just no ability to raise and lower? If that's the case how does the suspension tighten up without air?

3. I've seen a Panamera with a different hood. It had more of a bump in the center. Looked more aggressive. I'm not sure if it was a newer model, or of the hood was that of a S or GTS. Anyone know if those hoods are swappable?

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Old May 11, 2017 | 09:29 PM
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Help for #2.

This link will let you access the "official" Porsche Build Sheet for your car. Put your VIN # at the end (in place of the holder characters) and you should be able to tell if you have Air Suspension or not.

"https://admin.porschedealer.com/reports/build_sheets/print.php?vin=WP0??????????????"

If you have Air Suspension, it should show up as option "350 Adaptive Air Suspension incl. PASM".

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Old May 18, 2017 | 09:51 AM
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1. Key fob trunk release - not too my knowledge.

2. Air suspension - take a peek in the wheel well. With air suspension, you will see the airbag assembly in place of the shock/strut. With air suspension, there is a button to raise the car ("high level")





3. The hood changed between model year 2013 and 2014. Do not know if they are interchangeable.
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Thank I definitely don't have the button but I was wondering how you can put suspension in stiffer sport mode without it? I'll take a peek under the car.
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Old May 19, 2017 | 11:41 PM
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Originally Posted by PMPN8EZ
Thank I definitely don't have the button but I was wondering how you can put suspension in stiffer sport mode without it? I'll take a peek under the car.
PASM feature is separate from air suspension. PASM controls suspension firmness and is a prerequisite for air suspension.
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