20 Most Recent 2004 Porsche Cayenne Questions & Answers

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you need to call you nearest Porsche dealer with your shasi number .They will give you your radio code.Any problems let me know
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Sounds like an electrical problem or a problem with the audio system itself. Are you having any other electrical issues? Check your fuses.

Fix the door latch.

907 Load Management Error is caused by an undervoltage system problem (battery/charging system), and in rare cases, the VES module may be faulty. Even if the battery seems to be good, it may still be the problem - carefully check the battery voltage when the truck is running. When the vehicle senses a voltage problem, it starts shutting down various modules to try and keep the vehicle running, so the other problems will probably go away if you fix the voltage issue.

That is the ground for the nearby electrical devices (B pillar and rear seat). There should be a cover, but finding one will be a real problem - your best bet is to visit a Porsche dealer and see if they can locate a part number for you.

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Press and hold the Menu button until "Adjust Clock" comes up on the display
- Use the "arrow" buttons directly below the Menu button to set the hour
- Press Menu again and use the arrow keys to set minutes
- Press Menu again and choose between 12 and 24 hour clock
- Don't do anything else for a few seconds and the clock mode will turn off automatically

i think its under the back seat on these vehicles

the repair manual is hard to find, now check the quality of engine oil , maybe need to replace and oil filter, try to use an high grade oil, for example, if now is using 5w_20 then use 10w_40

It's running lean and starving for fuel

stay inside

make an battery jumper with another car , then you can remove the key

there should be a platen on the bottom of the motor on the driver side in front of where the transmission bolts on. It looks like it is a plate sticking off of the motor casting itself. Hope this helps.

Most vehicles including Porshe V8 have hydraulic valve lifters, only early 911's had mechanical lifters as I recall, was a pain to adjust every 20K or so. If you are hearing a tap, it is probably stuck valve lifter, try Lucas Oil Additive to unplug it and free it up. Good luck, FREE-PPV

No, most vehicles are programmed to a specific vehicle VIN# Good luck, FREE-PPV