suspension modes, real or BS?
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suspension modes, real or BS?
While I typically leave it in sport, as that is the way I found it when I bought it, I just cannot tell the difference between any of the three settings. I did the bump test and with three other passengers in the car, no one could tell the difference? What's the point? Is there anyway this system isn't working and the CTT?
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I have an S with PASM, and can feel the difference. Put it in comfort and drive on a cement road with expansion joints, then drive it in sport over the same road. If you can't feel the diffenence, either PASM is not working or ....
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Something must not be working properly as it should be VERY easy to tell the difference, especially between comfort and sport. What are your tire pressures????
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Originally Posted by skl
Something must not be working properly as it should be VERY easy to tell the difference, especially between comfort and sport. What are your tire pressures????
Ahhhh, great! I was just putting my "list" together! The list I give the dealer every time I go in, they say that if they check and find nothing, they will charge me $200 dollars. Then call me that the car will be a couple more days as they need to get this, that and no mention of the $200...
The list this time includes:
1) Rear wiper (on ever list, never fixed, now its just for fun)
2) Rear seatbelt self destructed (tore a whole in the leather)
3) Rear headrest holder also self destructed
4) Four zone air con unit doesn't work, well barely.
5) Nav system periodically shuts down (feels like a thermal shut down)
6) Now I can add this! To think, 10,000 miles and not a clue HA!
7) and an alignment's, on my dime.
My last list got me new coils, plugs, new ecu flash, new trans flash
I am used to this, I am not bitter, yet. Car has been reliable up to now, with a few glitches.
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Originally Posted by yetis
Ahhhh, great! I was just putting my "list" together! The list I give the dealer every time I go in, they say that if they check and find nothing, they will charge me $200 dollars. Then call me that the car will be a couple more days as they need to get this, that and no mention of the $200...
The list this time includes:
1) Rear wiper (on ever list, never fixed, now its just for fun)
2) Rear seatbelt self destructed (tore a whole in the leather)
3) Rear headrest holder also self destructed
4) Four zone air con unit doesn't work, well barely.
5) Nav system periodically shuts down (feels like a thermal shut down)
6) Now I can add this! To think, 10,000 miles and not a clue HA!
7) and an alignment's, on my dime.
My last list got me new coils, plugs, new ecu flash, new trans flash
I am used to this, I am not bitter, yet. Car has been reliable up to now, with a few glitches.
The list this time includes:
1) Rear wiper (on ever list, never fixed, now its just for fun)
2) Rear seatbelt self destructed (tore a whole in the leather)
3) Rear headrest holder also self destructed
4) Four zone air con unit doesn't work, well barely.
5) Nav system periodically shuts down (feels like a thermal shut down)
6) Now I can add this! To think, 10,000 miles and not a clue HA!
7) and an alignment's, on my dime.
My last list got me new coils, plugs, new ecu flash, new trans flash
I am used to this, I am not bitter, yet. Car has been reliable up to now, with a few glitches.
Thanks for your Porsche/VW/Audi......purchase.
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Peter the Great
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Originally Posted by Scott C
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What is wrong with the rear wiper?
Mine needed a shot of Viagra as it began to point south on a regular basis. The dealer had to replace the drive gear to fix it.
What is wrong with the rear wiper?
Mine needed a shot of Viagra as it began to point south on a regular basis. The dealer had to replace the drive gear to fix it.
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Originally Posted by ltc
You are the perfect Cayenne owner.
Thanks for your Porsche/VW/Audi......purchase.
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Thanks for your Porsche/VW/Audi......purchase.
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At least with Porsche, I have 50k miles of bliss in the 996 to reflect upon.
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While the wiper moves, it doesn't do much. The spray nozzle just shoots a stream right past the window and the wiper doesn't have enough down force to move what little water there is.
My front wiper functionality improved significantly after I replaced the blades. I can't say the same for the rear.
That written, it does clean off the back window well enough after a good run down dusty roads in Moab.
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Originally Posted by yetis
Mercedes for me is like Porsche is to you!
PLEASE DO NOT USE THE TERMS 'PORSCHE' AND 'CAYENNE' INTERCHANGEABLY.
TO ME, A PORSCHE IS A VERY DIFFERENT THING THAN A CAYENNE.
BTW, I've known for quite some time what is coming and what the company is going to look like. It has slowly driven me nuts, but I continue to find solice in the older Porsche models.
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ABSOUTELY NOT.
PLEASE DO NOT USE THE TERMS 'PORSCHE' AND 'CAYENNE' INTERCHANGEABLY.
TO ME, A PORSCHE IS A VERY DIFFERENT THING THAN A CAYENNE.
BTW, I've known for quite some time what is coming and what the company is going to look like. It has slowly driven me nuts, but I continue to find solice in the older Porsche models.
PLEASE DO NOT USE THE TERMS 'PORSCHE' AND 'CAYENNE' INTERCHANGEABLY.
TO ME, A PORSCHE IS A VERY DIFFERENT THING THAN A CAYENNE.
BTW, I've known for quite some time what is coming and what the company is going to look like. It has slowly driven me nuts, but I continue to find solice in the older Porsche models.
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Originally Posted by yetis
I just don't have it in me to fight.
I hope the above made you feel better :-D
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Originally Posted by EnigmaWmn
I have a non-PASM CS that I usually drive with PSM Off. I've driven a few CTTs with sports & comfort on and maybe my derriere has grown a few calluses from that "bumpy" non-PASM ride, but I couldn't feel the difference either and even noted to myself that I don't care for that feature at all.
I hope the above made you feel better :-D
I hope the above made you feel better :-D
BTW, is your plate really a variation on your screen name? I keep seeing a certain woman rolling in a CS, the same color as yours but no enigma plate. There is that option, then option two, do you work at an asset mgmt firm?