Re: Violent shudder at high revs & warning light
Posted: Sun Jul 31, 2022 5:13 pm
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Im sure if the % Mix was 99.9% Ethanol, 0.1% Petrol there would be.Bluesnose1812 wrote: ↑Tue Aug 02, 2022 6:36 pm Octane, ethanol % and performance are some of the different attributes of petrol and are mutually exclusive. That is why a change in one does not affect the others
I have never had a need to take my cars out the UK, My time is very precious so as much as I would like the long drive, and enjoy that. Its far easier for me to hire a private jet to go to europe and have that travel company facilitate a driver and car for myself and/or my family for the period,so hopefully that helps as an answer.
GTB wrote: ↑Tue Aug 02, 2022 7:31 pmI have never had a need to take my cars out the UK, My time is very precious so as much as I would like the long drive, and enjoy that. Its far easier for me to hire a private jet to go to europe and have that travel company facilitate a driver and car for myself and/or my family for the period,so hopefully that helps as an answer.
GTB
( closest I could get to a mic drop )GTB wrote: ↑Tue Aug 02, 2022 7:31 pmI have never had a need to take my cars out the UK, My time is very precious so as much as I would like the long drive, and enjoy that. Its far easier for me to hire a private jet to go to europe and have that travel company facilitate a driver and car for myself and/or my family for the period,so hopefully that helps as an answer.
GTB
I think the problem is there are so many sensors and micro-processors on cars these days that any one failure could cause issues. You’d expect any actual failures to show up on the diagnostic devices though.Macanori wrote: ↑Fri Aug 05, 2022 12:55 pm Quick update from today:
Car has been back and forth from the garage and is now there for the next few days given then can’t find a fix.
Basically they’ve now installed a new high pressure fuel pump, a low pressure pump (I think this is located in the fuel tank) and a fuel sensor and it still persists. The dealer isn’t sure yet what’s causing it so it’s a process of elimination.
To recap, it’s only 8m old, 8k miles and a Macan S. Quite concerning! Oh and the fuel is fine so it wasn’t that. What to look at next? Coils / injectors?
Yeah true!THHGTTG wrote: ↑Fri Aug 05, 2022 1:31 pmI think the problem is there are so many sensors and micro-processors on cars these days that any one failure could cause issues. You’d expect any actual failures to show up on the diagnostic devices though.Macanori wrote: ↑Fri Aug 05, 2022 12:55 pm Quick update from today:
Car has been back and forth from the garage and is now there for the next few days given then can’t find a fix.
Basically they’ve now installed a new high pressure fuel pump, a low pressure pump (I think this is located in the fuel tank) and a fuel sensor and it still persists. The dealer isn’t sure yet what’s causing it so it’s a process of elimination.
To recap, it’s only 8m old, 8k miles and a Macan S. Quite concerning! Oh and the fuel is fine so it wasn’t that. What to look at next? Coils / injectors?
Arguably the “only 8 months old” thing can be seen as actually quite good ( for you ) as all this will be covered under warranty. And as much as I am not shy when it comes to pointing out the failings of Porsche, or the Macan in particular, I do feel that in this instance you’ve just been really unlucky.
I hope they get it sorted soon. Presumably they’ve at least given you a decent loaner.