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Controls, Instruments

In storage tray between the front seats

Sockets

Electrical accessories should preferably be

connected to the 12 V sockets.

Please observe the maximum power

consumption.

Note on operation

The tire filling compressor must be connected to

the cigarette lighter.

In the passenger’s footwell

Note on operation

The sockets and thus the connected electrical

accessories function even if the ignition is

switched off or the ignition key is withdrawn.
If the engine is not running and the accessories

are switched on, the vehicle battery will be

discharged.

Do not operate additional accessories for more

than 5 minutes when engine is off.

Maximum power consumption for both

sockets together: 70 W.

Please observe the power specifications from

the accessory manufacturer.

In the passenger’s footwell

with Bose Surround Sound-System

Summary of Contents for 2006 Cayman

Page 1: ...the Porsche crest PCCB Tiptronic and Tequipment are registered trade marks and the distinctive shapes of Porsche auto mobiles are trademarks of Dr Ing h c F Porsche AG All rights reserved Printed in G...

Page 2: ...merica Inc Porsche Cars N A If NHTSA receives similar complaints it may open an investigation and if it finds that a safety prob lem exists in a group of vehicles it may order a re call and remedy cam...

Page 3: ...iving in your Porsche Important For your own protection and longer service life of your car please follow all operating instructions and special warnings These special warnings use the safety alert sy...

Page 4: ...nol or ether such as MTBE Under normal conditions the amount of these compounds in the fuel will not affect driveability You may use oxygenated fuels in your Porsche provided the octane requirements f...

Page 5: ...ese tire pressures are valid only for Porsche approved tires For replacement tires it is imperative that you consult the Technical Data and Tires Wheels sections of this manual and follow the recommen...

Page 6: ...emi cals known to the State of California to cause can cer and birth defects or other reproductive harm In addition certain fluids contained in vehicles and certain products of component wear contain...

Page 7: ...following precautionary measures Identification of all materials Use of recyclable materials Reusable components designed for simple removal These reasons result in a further increase in the recycling...

Page 8: ...tract you from the traffic and cause you to lose control of the vehicle re sulting in serious personal injury or death f Operate the equipment while driving only if the traffic situation allows you to...

Page 9: ...9 Controls Instruments 11 162 Shifting Gear 163 170 Maintenance Car Care 171 203 Practical Tips Emergency Service 205 261 Vehicle Identification Technical Data 263 275 Index 276 280...

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Page 11: ...strument Panel USA Models 79 Automatic Speed Control Indicator light 82 Instrument Illumination 82 Trip Odometer 83 Speedometer 84 Changing over between Miles Kilometers 84 Tachometer 85 Turn Signal I...

Page 12: ...y Make it a habit to have engine oil checked with every fuel filling f Check all fluid levels such as windshield wash er and brake fluid levels f Be sure the vehicle battery is well charged and cranks...

Page 13: ...lement weather Driving in wet weather requires caution and re duced speeds particularly on roads with standing water as the handling characteristics of the vehicle may be impaired due to hydro planing...

Page 14: ...ts driving schools etc during the first 2 000 miles 3 000 kilometers There may be a slight stiffness in the steering gear shifting or other controls during the break in period which will gradually dis...

Page 15: ...vehicles with Tiptronic Toggle switches for Tiptronic 9 Horn 10 Emergency flasher switch central locking switch 11 Switches for rear spoiler Porsche Active Suspension Management PASM Sport mode Porsch...

Page 16: ...running they may accidentally engage the shift lever Serious personal injury or death could result from loss of control of the vehicle f Always remove the ignition key f Always set the parking brake f...

Page 17: ...ler All the remaining car keys are required for this pur pose Disabling the code ensures that the car can be started only using authorized keys Note f Please note that the other locks can still be ope...

Page 18: ...ed Porsche dealer can program fur ther types of unlocking Type 1 The relocking time of the doors can be adjusted to suit your individual requirements 4 120 sec onds Type 2 The doors stay locked when t...

Page 19: ...apter POWER WIN DOWS on Page 26 Both car doors and the filler flap can be centrally unlocked or locked with the remote control The vehicle cannot be locked if the driver s door is not completely close...

Page 20: ...opened Emergency operation opening f Unlock the driver s door with the key at the door lock Open door within 20 seconds and insert the ignition key into the ignition lock within 10 seconds to prevent...

Page 21: ...board lets you lock and unlock both doors electrically Note If the doors are locked with the key or remote con trol they can not be opened by pressing the cen tral locking switch Locking f Press the r...

Page 22: ...tton or opened by pulling on the inside door handle twice On vehicles with the Sport Chrono package Plus the PCM can be used to activate automatic door locking f Please observe the chapter Individual...

Page 23: ...the door is opened Opening doors from outside f Unlock vehicle with the remote control f Pull the door handle A slowly so that the door window can be lowered before the door is opened Opening unlocked...

Page 24: ...ions not expressly ap proved by Porsche could void the user s authority to operate this equipment The alarm system and passenger compartment monitoring system are switched on when the doors are locked...

Page 25: ...onitoring system f Do not fold the backrests forward Deactivating the passenger compartment monitoring system for one locking process If a person or animal remains in the car while it is locked the pa...

Page 26: ...withdrawn but only until door is first opened One touch operation for closing the door windows is available only when the ignition is switched on Opening closing windows The two rocker switches in the...

Page 27: ...osing force Anti crushing protection is disabled f Once the anti crushing protection acts to stop the window and opens it slightly do not press the rocker switch again within 10 seconds without checki...

Page 28: ...i glare operation is switched off Note The incident light in the area of the sensors must not be restricted e g by stickers on the wind shield Switching off the automatic anti glare operation f Press...

Page 29: ...he driver s vision Adjusting 1 Switch on ignition 2 By turning the control switch A select the driv er s side or the passenger s side 3 Move the door mirror glasses in the appropri ate direction by ti...

Page 30: ...ocking lever is locked or the mirror is fully unfolded 1 Push mirror towards the door window and continue to hold it high spring force 2 Swivel the locking lever up to the stop and slowly let go of th...

Page 31: ...tching on f Press button The light emitting diode in the button lights up After approx 15 minutes the heater switches off automatically The heater can be switched back on by pressing the button again...

Page 32: ...equirements 1 Vehicles with manual transmission Adjust the seat until with the clutch pedal fully depressed your leg remains at a slight angle Vehicles with Tiptronic S Adjust the seat until with your...

Page 33: ...lvis and spinal column support f Press the switch in the direction indicated by the arrow until the desired backrest curvature is reached F Adjusting the backrest side bolsters sports seat only f Push...

Page 34: ...e vehicle unattended Operation with person buttons 2 3 Storing seat position 1 Switch on ignition Reverse gear must not be engaged 2 Set the desired seat and door mirror positions 3 Keep memory button...

Page 35: ...on on with the desired vehicle key 3 Engage reverse gear 4 Select passenger side with mirror switch The passenger s mirror swivels downwards 5 Set passenger s door mirror to desired final position 6 K...

Page 36: ...ready for operation when the ignition is on Switching on High heating power f Press button Both light emitting diodes in the button light up Low heating power f Press the rocker switch symbol again On...

Page 37: ...heel when driving Adjusting steering wheel height and longitudinal direction 1 Insert the ignition key into the ignition lock 2 Push the locking lever downwards 3 Adjust steering wheel to fit the chos...

Page 38: ...one Radio with CD drive CD changer Readiness for operation of multi functional steering wheel The multi functional steering wheel is ready for operation when the ignition and PCM are switched on Opera...

Page 39: ...ivel round so that it is in front of the door window Vanity mirror The vanity mirror on the rear of the sun visor is covered by a lid Warning Risk of injury or risk of damage to mirror lid f Keep the...

Page 40: ...the same belt at the same time Care and maintenance f Keep belt buckles free of any obstruction that may prevent a secure locking f Belts that have been subjected to excessive stretch forces in an ac...

Page 41: ...lt will not inhibit your upper body movement Fastening the safety belt f Assume a comfortable sitting position The shoulder belt should always rest on your upper body The shoulder belt should never be...

Page 42: ...anel on the driver s side and on the passenger s side in the dashboard The side airbags for the front seats are installed on the side in the seat backrests The head airbags are installed in the door l...

Page 43: ...ipment in the vicinity of the airbag wiring harnesses Doing so may disable the air bag system or cause inadvertent inflation f If the warning light comes on the airbag sys tem should be repaired immed...

Page 44: ...ith a crash sensing and diagnostic module This module will record the use of the seat belt restraint system by the driver and passenger when the airbags and or belt ten sioner work Advanced Airbag You...

Page 45: ...eat it can cause malfunctions If the weight on the passenger s seat is reduced significantly e g by supporting weight on the armrest the passenger s airbag can be switched off f Select an upright seat...

Page 46: ...R AIRBAG OFF indicator lamp Note on operation Although not desired it can occur in the case of heavier children that the passenger airbags re main active or in the case of very light adults or young p...

Page 47: ...y They can be retrofitted f Please see your authorized Porsche dealer Faults are indicated by a warning light in the instru ment panel and a message on the on board com puter f Please observe the chap...

Page 48: ...r to provide protection to the adult occupants Warning light PASSENGER AIRBAG OFF If the airbag on the passenger s side is switched off Warning light PASSENGER AIRBAG OFF is continuously lit when the...

Page 49: ...inflating air bag in an accident Porsche strongly recom mends f Please observe the chapter PASSENGER AIRBAG OFF INDICATOR LAMP DOES NOT LIGHT UP on Page 47 f Please observe the chapter CHILD RES TRAI...

Page 50: ...The passenger s airbag must be deactivated when these systems are used on the passen ger s seat Children aged between 6 and 12 years Children of this age are held in child restraint systems facing fo...

Page 51: ...indicator lamp does not light up it could indicate a fault in the system In this case f Do not use a child restraint system on the pas senger s seat f On vehicles with key operated airbag deactiva tio...

Page 52: ...p A in the central console Activating the automatic locking retractor 1 If a child restraint system must be fastened to the passenger s seat adjust the passenger s seat as far away from the airbag as...

Page 53: ...ge groups Other systems have not been tested and could entail an increased risk of injury You can obtain child seats that are LATCH compat ible at your authorized Porsche dealer f Always observe the s...

Page 54: ...Porsche dealer Note If a child seat with top tether is adapted for use on the passenger s seat the anchor point must be used for anchoring the top tether Warning The child restraint anchorage is desig...

Page 55: ...is mechanically transferred to the rear wheels by means of cables f Use the parking brake only after the vehicle has come to a full stop Setting the parking brake f Pull the lever all the way up see a...

Page 56: ...they will unavoidably start to cor rode if your car is parked for an extended period The brakes will tend to rub as a result The nature extent and effects of corrosion de pend on the amount of time t...

Page 57: ...the movement of the brake pedal before driving and make sure that it is not ob structed by a floor mat or any other object f Secure the floor mat to prevent it from sliding into positions that could i...

Page 58: ...system inspected at the inter vals recommended in your Maintenance Book let If the lights in the instrument panel and on board computer stay on when the engine is running or come on while driving the...

Page 59: ...ional brake system is in the area of main taining directional control and maneuverability of the car in emergency situations during normal driv ing including panic braking in turns Warning The increas...

Page 60: ...or the prevailing road conditions The functional readiness of all the main electrical components of the ABS is checked by an electron ic monitoring system both before and while you drive When the igni...

Page 61: ...race circuits with a dry road surface The electronic accelerator pedal reacts sooner and the engine is more responsive to throttle inputs When Sport mode is switched on this function is activated onl...

Page 62: ...Readiness for operation PSM is switched on automatically every time you start the engine Function Sensors at the wheels brakes steering system and engine continuously measure Speed Direction of trave...

Page 63: ...g diode in the button is illumi nated When the PSM is switched off the multifunc tional PSM light on the instrument panel is lit and a message is shown by the on board computer An acoustic signal also...

Page 64: ...he event of one sided wheel spin In conjunction with a message on the on board computer the light indicates that PSM is switched off An acoustic signal also sounds Faults are displayed by the light in...

Page 65: ...nditions of driving Example If the vehicle is driven in a markedly sporty manner in Normal mode PASM automatically adapts the shock absorber behavior to the driving situation in this case as well Swit...

Page 66: ...he rear spoiler Risk of damage from pushing the vehicle by the rear spoiler f Do not push the vehicle at the rear spoiler The warning light in the on board computer lights up when the rear spoiler doe...

Page 67: ...100 km h Press button briefly The rear spoiler retracts the light emitting diode in the button goes out The rear spoiler changes to automatic mode f at speeds over 60 mph 100 km h Press button briefl...

Page 68: ...re verse gear being engaged Ultrasound sensors Sensors Four ultrasound sensors in the rear bumper meas ure the distance to the closest obstacle Range middle sensors around 60 in 150 cm Range outer sen...

Page 69: ...gear has been selected the short signal tone is followed by a continuous tone with a much lower pitch This indicates a general system fault Please have the fault remedied at an authorized Porsche dea...

Page 70: ...ger s side reading light on passenger s side on Switching off lights f Switch position 2 Switch on driver s side interior lights on driver s side footwell and lug gage compartment lights off Switch on...

Page 71: ...light impro ves your orientation inside the vehicle when it is dark Note on operation On vehicles with Sport Chrono package Plus the brightness of the orientation light can be changed in PCM f Please...

Page 72: ...dio 8 Interior temperature sensor GPS antenna 9 Emergency flasher switch 10 Central locking button Readiness display for alarm system 11 Cupholder 12 Operating lever for on board computer 13 Locking l...

Page 73: ...Controls Instruments 73...

Page 74: ...ssion Move the gearshift lever into neutral The clutch pedal must be depressed fully before the starter will engage f Tiptronic Move the selector lever to P or N Switch position 0 Initial position The...

Page 75: ...The steering wheel will lock and will cause loss of steering f Never remove key from the ignition lock or turn the key off while the vehicle is moving f Always withdraw the ignition key when leav ing...

Page 76: ...not be ended automatically If the engine fails to start after 10 or 15 seconds of cranking f Wait about 10 seconds before engaging the starter again f When starting the engine be ready to drive im med...

Page 77: ...the front of the car The engine compartment blower is mounted in the engine compartment Warning Risk of injury After the engine is switched off the engine compartment temperature is monitored for app...

Page 78: ...78 Controls Instruments...

Page 79: ...peed control indicator light 13 Light sensor for instrument illumination 14 Airbag warning light 15 Emission control warning light Check Engine 16 Central warning light 17 On board computer display 18...

Page 80: ...80 Controls Instruments...

Page 81: ...speed control indicator light 13 Light sensor for instrument illumination 14 Airbag warning light 15 Emission control warning light Check Engine 16 Central warning light 17 On board computer display...

Page 82: ...sted Warning Risk of an accident personal injury and loss of control f Do not reach through the steering wheel spokes while driving Automatic Speed Control Indicator light Dimming instrument illuminat...

Page 83: ...steering wheel spokes while driving Resetting to zero f Press adjustment button A for approximately one second or f Reset the distance in the SET menu of the on board computer Please observe the chap...

Page 84: ...ication changes from mph to km h when the units are changed from miles to kilometers Changing over between Miles Kilometers The units of the distance and speed displays can be changed in the SET menu...

Page 85: ...ear when the engine rpm drops below 1 500 rpm Caution To avoid severe engine damage f Always observe the engine rpm before down shifting to a lower gear so you do not exceed the maximum engine rpm Fla...

Page 86: ...t reme died at an authorized Porsche dealer Please observe the chapter COOLANT LEVEL on Page 176 Note To prevent excessive temperatures the cooling air passages must not be restricted by coverings e g...

Page 87: ...strument cluster flashes and The warning Selector lever not engaged appears on the display of the on board computer f Engage the selector lever correctly If there is a fault in the transmission The 4t...

Page 88: ...2 6 U S gallons 10 liters of fuel remains in the tank or the range on remaining fuel falls below ap prox 30 miles 50 km Additionally a warning is displayed in the on board computer and the central wa...

Page 89: ...Adjustment in hours turn button briefly Fast adjustment display cycles turn and hold button Setting minutes f Press adjustment button again Minutes display flashes f Set by rotating as in hours mode...

Page 90: ...nition is first turned on and remains on briefly as a bulb check If the light does not come on have the bulb replaced promptly If the warning lights in the instrument panel and on board computer come...

Page 91: ...S on Page 96 The warning light on the instrument panel lights up if the handbrake is on if the brake fluid level is low if the brake pads have reached the wear limit if the brake circuit division is d...

Page 92: ...structure You can restore the factory default settings at any time by using the SET menu Operating lever The on board computer is operated with the lower left lever on the steering column Selecting f...

Page 93: ...ctions in display C f Push operating lever up or down selection field D must be switched off The following displays can be called step by step Average speed mph Average consumption mpg Range on remain...

Page 94: ...ded For the signal to sound again the driving speed must fall below the preset speed by at least 3 mph 5 km h Switching on selection field D f Push operating lever forward Setting the speed f Select L...

Page 95: ...Push operating lever slightly up or down until the desired speed is reached upwards speed is increased downwards speed is decreased Note Holding the lever pressed up or down for a longer period will...

Page 96: ...ing lever f Push operating lever forward Any existing warning messages can be called us ing the operating lever You also can call warning messages which were cancelled during the journey but only unti...

Page 97: ...ng your absence via the menu item Missed calls Example Selecting from the telephone book and calling f Select Phone book with the operating lever f Push operating lever forward f Select a person to ca...

Page 98: ...f 1 100th of a second can be read on the digital display The digital display and the display in the on board computer can indicate up to 99 hours and 59 minutes The stopwatch can be swivelled both to...

Page 99: ...in the Trip Sport dis play Begin trip menu must be selected in order to analyze the data in the PCM Stopping the timing After time measurement is started the on board computer display changes to the...

Page 100: ...returns to the Stop timing Intermediate time selection You can stop the stopwatch or measure an inter mediate time Resetting the time After timing has been stopped the on board com puter display chang...

Page 101: ...ith Porsche Commu nication Management PCM To display an intermediate time After timing has been started the on board com puter display changes to the Stop timing Inter mediate time selection f Select...

Page 102: ...CM Timing on the on board computer and on the PCM begins from zero The stopwatch in the instrument panel continues to show the total time f The on board computer display returns to the Stop timing Int...

Page 103: ...een displayed immedi ately stop in a suitable place and check the tires for damage If necessary remedy the damage with a tire sealant f Do not by any means continue to drive with defective tires f Sea...

Page 104: ...ases or decreases by around 1 5 psi 0 1 bar for every 50 F 10 C change in temperature The tire pressure monitoring takes this relation ship between tire pressure and temperature into account You can r...

Page 105: ...g lever forward The display changes to the Tire pressure menu f Select Info tires with the operating lever f Push operating lever forward Tire selection in the Set menu f Push operating lever forward...

Page 106: ...appears if the setting process is interrupted All entries made up to this point are lost and the original settings remain in effect Only if the message Process complete appears after the settings hav...

Page 107: ...the tire pressure at the next opportunity This tire pressure warning appears with vehicle stopped and can be acknowledged The tire pressure warning light in the instrument panel goes out when the tir...

Page 108: ...wheels identified as belonging to the vehicle to the correct wheel positions The wheel learning process takes place exclusively when the vehicle is being driven f Manually check the tire pressure at a...

Page 109: ...sure increase as the result of temperature increase A Tire pressure B Tire temperature C Tire pressures for cold tires D Tire pressure for hot tires E Pressure increase as the result of temperature in...

Page 110: ...een stopped This waiting time is counted down in the on board computer display when the ignition is switched on The oil level display segments start to cycle f It is best to measure the engine oil lev...

Page 111: ...atically measured during re fueling Preconditions 1 Ignition is switched off 2 If the engine is at operating temperature at least 5 minutes must elapse between parking the vehicle and starting the eng...

Page 112: ...e operating lever Reset Reset all Reset average consumption Reset average speed Reset trip counter Units Speedometer km km h miles mph Consumption l 100 km mls gal USA mpg UK km l Temperature Celsius...

Page 113: ...ometers If the vehicle s inclination changes while driving or refueling incorrect range information may tempo rarily be given Note If the tank is nearly empty and you top up with only a small quantity...

Page 114: ...river and passengers must fasten their seat belts Handbrake Handbrake is still on Ignition key not removed Replace battery in ignition key Replace the remote control battery Ignition lock faulty pleas...

Page 115: ...the fault remedied at an authorized Porsche dealer Front lid not closed Close luggage compartment lid properly Rear lid not closed Close engine compartment lid properly Rain sensor faulty Have the fa...

Page 116: ...ant level and if necessary add coolant Engine diagnostics workshop Consult your authorized Porsche dealer Reduced engine power Consult your authorized Porsche dealer Temperature gau ge warning light f...

Page 117: ...ult remedied at an authorized Porsche dealer ABS failure Have the fault remedied at an authorized Porsche dealer PSM off Porsche Stability Management has been swit ched off PSM on Porsche Stability Ma...

Page 118: ...orsche dealer Display of selector lever posi tion flashes Selector lever is not engaged Tiptronic S Selector lever can be between two positions Engage the selector lever correctly Move selector lever...

Page 119: ...he dealer Flat Tire Tire pressure monitoring system has detected a serious pressure loss Stop in a suitable place and check tires for dam age Fill in tire sealant if necessary Add air The tire pressur...

Page 120: ...C 248 F or external interference e g from other wheel transmitters inside the car Once the source of the interfer ence is removed the system is automatically re activated Wheel change Input new TPC s...

Page 121: ...Controls Instrument 121...

Page 122: ...s with the Sport Chrono Plus package f Please observe the chapter Individual Memo ry in the separate PCM operating instructions Light Switch Lights switched off Welcome Home Function Parking lights si...

Page 123: ...ition is switched on or when leaving the Welcome Home lighting If the ignition key is withdrawn and the door is ope ned while the lights not the parking light left right are on a gong warns of possibl...

Page 124: ...r f To indicate your intention when changing lanes on the freeway slightly lift or depress the lever to the resistance point The lever will return to the OFF position when released f If the frequency...

Page 125: ...Windshield wipers off 1 Rain sensor operation for front windshield wipers f Move wiper lever upwards to the first click Please observe the chapter RAIN SENSOR on Page 126 2 Windshield wipers slow f Mo...

Page 126: ...ins switched off if the wiper lever is already in position 1 when the ignition is switched on To switch the rain sensor on again f Move wiper lever to position 0 and then to position 1 or f Operate wi...

Page 127: ...ncentrate Please observe the chapter WASHER FLUID on Page 192 Please contact your authorized Porsche dealer for further information The wiper blades may be damaged f Replace damaged wiper blades as so...

Page 128: ...e all local and national speed limits Switch automatic speed control readiness on f Press button A on the automatic speed control lever This green indicator light in the speedometer now indicates read...

Page 129: ...ehicle speed is exceeded by more than approx 16 mph 25 km h for longer than 20 seconds If the actual vehicle speed falls to approx 6 mph 10 km h below the set vehicle speed for longer than 5 seconds u...

Page 130: ...I Air distribution to footwell J Air distribution to central and side vents K Air distribution to windshield L Blower speed button Setting temperature f Press button G upwards or downwards respective...

Page 131: ...ssor can be switched off manual to save fuel f Press ECO button E The light emitting diode in the button lights up The compressor is switched off f If the interior temperature is too high switch on th...

Page 132: ...or a long time it is a good idea to ventilate the interior briefly with the windows open Depending on the outside temperature and humidity condensation can drip from the evaporator and form a pool und...

Page 133: ...ns are compensated All automatic setting functions can be individually changed This setting is retained until the appropriate function button is pressed again or the AUTO button is pressed A Seat heat...

Page 134: ...tures exceed approx 37 F 3 C the air conditioning compressor is always switched on in automatic mode The compressor can be switched off manually to save fuel but control comfort is then limited f Pres...

Page 135: ...l and side vents Vents must be open The selection appears on the display panel Air distribution to windshield f Press button L The air flows to the windshield The selection appears on the display pane...

Page 136: ...air flow direction f Swivel the vent fins in the desired direction Outside air or conditioned air can be delivered from all vents depending on the air distribution setting Opening vents Closing vents...

Page 137: ...for emergency re pairs move the car well off the road Switch on the emergency flasher and mark the car with road flares or other warning devices f Do not remain in the car Someone approach ing from th...

Page 138: ...use ashtray for waste paper disposal as it could pose a fire hazard Danger Danger of fire in engine compartment due to burning cigars or cigarettes Serious perso nal injury or death could result from...

Page 139: ...the car f Never touch the heating element or sides of the lighter f Hold the lighter by the knob only Heating lighter f Open ashtray lid f Push in knob of the cigarette lighter When ready for use the...

Page 140: ...eration The sockets and thus the connected electrical accessories function even if the ignition is switched off or the ignition key is withdrawn If the engine is not running and the accessories are sw...

Page 141: ...Additional storage possibilities in the doors in the door sill next to the passenger s seat in the center console clothes hook on back of seat backrest oddments tray with coin holder between seats glo...

Page 142: ...Opening f Pull the catch and open the lid Locking f Lock the catch to secure the contents against unauthorized access CD holder Occupied drawers are indicated by a red window Opening drawers f Push t...

Page 143: ...driving Warning Risk of scalding or damage due to spilling drinks f Only use containers which fit f Never put overfull containers in the cupholder f Never use hot drinks Extending cupholder f Press t...

Page 144: ...er in f Open panel in the middle f Close and engage the cupholder f Close panel in the middle Side storage compartments behind the seats Warning Danger of injury during braking rapid direc tion change...

Page 145: ...fire extinguisher 1 Place fire extinguisher in the mounting 2 Engage fastening strap lug A in the tension jack and close tension jack arrow Notes f Pay attention to the expiration date on the fire ex...

Page 146: ...diately Function with vehicle in motion If the luggage compartment lid is unlocked with unlocking handle A when a speed of 2 mph 3 km h is exceeded the warning message in the on board computer lights...

Page 147: ...RICAL SYS TEM on Page 232 f Please observe the description inside the fuse box lid A warning message in the on board computer comes on if the lids are not completely closed f Fully close the lid Unloc...

Page 148: ...row Closing front and rear luggage compartment lid f Lower the lid and close it f Push the lid closed with the palm of your hand in the area of the lock Check that the lid has correctly engaged in the...

Page 149: ...ess cover B Caution Risk of damage f Do not store any heavy damp or heat sensitive objects behind the access covers Tool box Opening f Unlock turn locks C f Open tool box and place it on the floor of...

Page 150: ...s cannot touch the load The rear lid can be held open in 2 positions The luggage compartment is illuminated when the respective lid is open f Please observe the chapter LOAD SWITCH OFF AFTER 2 HOURS O...

Page 151: ...Luggage net tie down rings Warning Danger of injury during braking rapid direc tion changes or in an accident f Do not carry items of luggage or objects in the passenger compartment unsecured Secure l...

Page 152: ...senger compartment unsecured Secure load against sliding using the cargo partition Removing the cargo partition 1 Turn both turn locks to Lock open from the passenger compartment 2 Lift the cargo part...

Page 153: ...Folding cargo partition forward The luggage net must be disengaged before fol ding the cargo partition forward 1 Turn both turn locks to Lock open on the car go partition 2 Lift the cargo partition so...

Page 154: ...arp edged or sliding pieces of luggage f Always remove luggage cover when pieces of luggage can damage the luggage cover Removing the luggage cover f Hold luggage cover with one hand and loosen both t...

Page 155: ...as you drive Interference from buildings terrain and the weather is unavoidable FM stereo reception is particularly susceptible to varying reception conditions Accessories which have not been tested a...

Page 156: ...valent with FM than AM and is often accompanied by distortion Fading and drifting can be minimized to a certain degree by careful attention to fine tuning or selec tion of a stronger signal Static and...

Page 157: ...nter to the outside in a radial direction with a soft cloth Do not use a conventional record cleaner or anti static record preservative Disc cleaners are available in audio stores Car Telephone and Af...

Page 158: ...installation of radios or telephones or use of a radio or telephone with a transmitting antenna inside the car may cause the warning lights to come on Improper installation of such equipment can crea...

Page 159: ...animals or objects are within the range of movement of the equipment that is being operated f Observe the safety notes for the original hand held transmitter Preconditions for operating and programmi...

Page 160: ...o approx 45 seconds 4 Repeat steps 1 to 3 to allocate other buttons Note Several attempts with different distances between the vehicle and the original hand held transmitter might be necessary The fog...

Page 161: ...l the fog lights flash three times up to approx 45 seconds 4 Repeat steps 1 to 3 to allocate other buttons Note Several attempts with different distances between the vehicle and the hand held transmit...

Page 162: ...t and the maximum permitted axle loads Please observe the chapter WEIGHTS on Page 272 f Distribute load evenly storing heavy items as low as possible Items of luggage must not project beyond the side...

Page 163: ...Shifting Gear 163 Shifting Gear Manual Transmission Clutch 164 Tiptronic S 165...

Page 164: ...shifting gears always ensure that the clutch pedal is fully depressed and the gear has fully engaged f Select reverse only when vehicle is stationary f Select an appropriately low gear on upward and...

Page 165: ...ignition key can be withdrawn only in selec tor lever position P Changing the selector lever position The selector lever is locked with the ignition key withdrawn The selector lever can be moved from...

Page 166: ...rs in the on board computer f Engage the selector lever correctly The selector lever position is displayed imme diately after the correct position has been de tected The current gear is shown after a...

Page 167: ...g uphill The accelerator position driving speed engine speed longitudinal and lateral acceleration and the road profile all have an influence on the gear changing characteristic Unwanted upward shifts...

Page 168: ...Temporary change down Conditions Speed is higher than approx 33 mph 54 km h f Depress accelerator quickly The Tiptronic changes temporarily to the sport iest gear changing map i e to the highest pos s...

Page 169: ...uto matic upward shift is performed or just before idling speed is reached a downward shift is performed f Select an appropriately low gear on upward and downward slopes This will ensure optimum use o...

Page 170: ...by careful use of the footbrake Driving in winter In wintery road conditions it is advisable to take steep inclines in manual mode This prevents the occurrence of gear changes that could cause wheelsp...

Page 171: ...180 Brake Fluid Level 182 Fuel Economy 184 Operating Your Porsche in other Countries 185 Fuel 186 Fuel Recommendations 188 Portable Fuel Containers 189 Emission Control System 190 How Emission Control...

Page 172: ...in these areas only with the en gine off and exercise extreme caution f Your Porsche is equipped with an electronic ig nition system When the ignition is on high volt age is present in all wires conn...

Page 173: ...fro zen in place are loosened improperly f Thaw the wiper blades before loosening them Maintenance note If the wiper blades rub or squeak this can be as a result of the following If the vehicle is wa...

Page 174: ...nd remove the ignition key 3 Fold windshield wiper arm away from the windshield A Passenger s side curved wiper blade B Driver s side wiper blade with spoiler 4 Press together the plastic spring of th...

Page 175: ...ly 1 Apply the handbrake 2 Switch the rear window wiper off position 0 and remove the ignition key 3 Fold wiper arm away from the rear window 4 Press together the plastic spring of the wiper blade 5 P...

Page 176: ...Topping off coolant Warning Danger of serious personal injury from scald ing Coolant is hazardous to your health and may be fatal if swallowed f Do not open the cap of the expansion tank while the eng...

Page 177: ...50 C 5 Screw cap firmly on 6 Close service flap If in an emergency pure water has been added the mix ratio must be corrected at an authorized Porsche dealer Marked loss of coolant indicates leakage i...

Page 178: ...tervals should be greater If the vehicle is driven at a high rate of speed cli matic conditions are warm and the load is high the oil should be checked more frequently as driv ing conditions will dete...

Page 179: ...while checking and topping up en gine oil not to soil the luggage compartment or items of luggage The oil inlet opening is in the rear luggage com partment under the service flap 1 The on board compu...

Page 180: ...pleased to advise you f You will find a sticker in the service flap which provides information manufacturer about the initial factory filling of your engine f Generally you can find the manufacturer...

Page 181: ...mulate in the oil In this case it is advisable to change the oil more frequently so that your en gine once again has 100 efficient oil Engine oil performance class Engine oil is not only a lubricant b...

Page 182: ...items of lug gage Checking the brake fluid level The reservoir for the hydraulic braking and clutch systems is in the front luggage compartment 1 Open and remove cover flap A 2 Regularly check the bra...

Page 183: ...d ance with the change intervals stated in the bro chure Maintenance The brake fluid warning lights in the instrument panel and on board computer indicate brake fluid level too low in conjunction with...

Page 184: ...higher gear early without lugging the engine will help save fuel f Prolonged warm up idling wastes gas Start the vehicle just before you are ready to drive Accelerate slowly and smoothly f Switch off...

Page 185: ...available unleaded fuel may have a considerably lower octane rating Excessive engine knock and se rious damage to both engine and catalytic con verters could result service may be inadequate due to la...

Page 186: ...ISSION CONT ROL SYSTEM on Page 190 f Please observe the chapter FUEL on Page 88 Check engine warning light If the warning lights in the instrument panel and on board computer come on and remain on whi...

Page 187: ...the filler neck with the handle of the fuel hose nozzle facing down 4 Do not add further fuel once the correctly op erated automatic fuel hose nozzle has switched off Fuel could spray or could run ove...

Page 188: ...car to areas or countries where unleaded fuel may not be availa ble Octane ratings Octane rating indicates a fuel s ability to resist det onation Therefore buying the correct octane gas is important t...

Page 189: ...sys tem performance may be negatively affected The check engine warning light on your instrument panel may turn on If this occurs Porsche recommends you stop us ing fuels containing MMT Portable Fuel...

Page 190: ...the recommendations de scribed in your Maintenance Booklet Lack of proper maintenance as well as im proper use of the vehicle will impair the func tion of the emission control system and could lead t...

Page 191: ...air and are later burned in the en gine Catalytic converters The catalytic converters are efficient clean up devices built into the exhaust system of the vehi cle The catalytic converters burn the un...

Page 192: ...nts Dilutability 1 100 Phosphate free Suitable for plastic headlight lenses We recommend window cleaner concentrates approved by Porsche Your authorized Porsche dealer will be pleased to advise you Su...

Page 193: ...order to steer f Exercise great care when on tow f Have the fault remedied at your nearest authorized Porsche dealer Note The flow noise heard at full steering lock is system related and does not ind...

Page 194: ...ive requires transmission oil f Please observe the chapter CAPACITIES on Page 271 Do not tow the car or run the engine without ATF in the transmission The automatic transmission may be damaged by even...

Page 195: ...k of serious personal injury or damage to the vehicle or property Cleaning agents may be hazardous to your health Most chemical cleaners are concentrates which require dilution High concentrations mig...

Page 196: ...the composition of their pigments and require particularly careful paint care f Do not wash your car in bright sunlight or while the bodywork is still hot f When washing by hand use abundant water a s...

Page 197: ...Fixed rear spoiler or extended rear spoiler Wheels the wider the rim and the lower the tire height the greater the risk of damage High gloss wheels to prevent these from get ting scratched do not clea...

Page 198: ...surface and industrial dust is prevented from penetrating the paint Provided it is washed and treated with preserva tive regularly the brand new finish of your vehicle will be retained for years to c...

Page 199: ...w cleaner f If you use a chamois leather for the windows do not use it for paintwork as it will otherwise pick up a certain amount of preservative or polish and could smear the windows and thus impair...

Page 200: ...h should also be performed at the same time Door lid and window seals f Wash dirt e g abrasion dust road salts from all seals regularly using warm soapy water Do not use any chemical cleaning agents o...

Page 201: ...unsuitable because they break down the oxide film of the protective coating and will cause dis coloration of the wheel f Every three months after cleaning coat the wheels with a car wax or non corros...

Page 202: ...offer you nonskid floor mats of the correct size Alcantara Do not use a leather care product to clean Alcantara For regular care it is sufficient to clean the cover with a soft brush Heavy abrasion or...

Page 203: ...conditioning system should be in good working condition and fully charged Windshield Headlight washer f Check and correct antifreeze cleaning solution level as necessary Electrical system f Remove the...

Page 204: ...204 Maintenance Car Care...

Page 205: ...Lifting the Vehicle with a Lifting Platform or Garage Lift 223 Flat Tire 224 Wheel Bolts 227 Spacers 230 Electrical System 232 Battery 235 Jump lead starting 242 Replacing bulbs 244 Headlights 246 Tu...

Page 206: ...even with the engine switched off Carry out work in these areas only with the en gine off and exercise extreme caution f Your Porsche is equipped with an electronic ig nition system When the ignition...

Page 207: ...or snow tires already mounted on the wheel rims consult your authorized Porsche dealer Your dealer has the technical information necessary to advise you which wheel rims and wheel bolts are compatibl...

Page 208: ...r grade is a comparative rating based on the wear rate of the tire when tested un der controlled conditions on a specific govern ment test course For example a tire graded 150 would wear one and a hal...

Page 209: ...sistance to the gener ation of heat and its ability to dissipate heat when tested under controlled conditions on a specified indoor laboratory test wheel Sustained high temperatures can cause the mate...

Page 210: ...r on the tire pressure plate you should determine the proper tire inflation pressure for those tires As an added safety feature your vehicle has been equipped with a tire pressure monitoring TPC that...

Page 211: ...loaded vehicle can be found on the tire pressure plate and in the chapter technical data f Never exceed the specified axle load Overloading can shorten the service life of the tires and car as well as...

Page 212: ...ssengers and cargo that can be loaded into the vehicle If a trailer is being towed the trailer tongue weight must be included as part of the cargo load Please observe the chapter LOADING INFOR MATION...

Page 213: ...oves it is time to replace the tires We recommend however that you do not let the tires wear down to this extent Worn tires cannot grip the road surface properly and are even less effective on wet roa...

Page 214: ...r tire damage caused by thermal or me chanical overloading due to loss of pressure or any other prior damage we recommend that the tire be replaced for safety reasons If one faulty tire is replaced it...

Page 215: ...ange in handling occurs due to the different tread depth of the other tires This happens especially if only rear tires are re placed However this condition disappears as the new tires are broken in f...

Page 216: ...check the tires f If no cause for the fault can be found drive carefully to the nearest authorized Porsche dealer Removing and storing tires f After changing adjust tire pressure and torque wheel bol...

Page 217: ...to settle Danger Tires with badly worn treads and studs are very dangerous and could cause accidents resulting in serious personal injuries or death f Make sure they are replaced immediately f Do not...

Page 218: ...le restric tions Remove chains as soon as the roads are free of ice and snow Fitting snow chains The use of snow chains is not permitted when 5 mm spacers are mounted Caution Risk of damage to the whe...

Page 219: ...ire with increased load rating B TIN Tire Identification Number Example DOT xx xx xxxx xxxx DOT The DOT symbol indicates that the tires com ply with the requirements of the US Depart ment of Transport...

Page 220: ...86 mph 300 km h Tip on driving Tires with a maximum speed rating that is lower than the specified maximum vehicle speed may be mounted only if they bear an M S identification on the tire sidewall f Pl...

Page 221: ...rating of vehicle passen gers and cargo The Vehicle Capacity Weight Load Limit is the maximum total weight limit specified of the load passengers and cargo for the vehicle This is the maximum weight...

Page 222: ...ement The combined weight of occupants and cargo should never exceed XXX pounds on your vehicle s placard depending on the date of manufacture 2 Determine the combined weight of the driver and passeng...

Page 223: ...r if you lift the vehicle improperly f Never lift the vehicle at any other place than the jacking points f Never lift the vehicle by the engine transmis sion or axles f Do not damage any sensitive com...

Page 224: ...sealant and compressor with pressure tester are located in the toolbox in the luggage compartment f Please observe the safety and operating in structions on the special sealant bottle with a special...

Page 225: ...s field of vision Danger Risk of accident f Use the tire sealant only in the case of cuts or punctures no larger than 0 15 in 4 mm f Never use the tire sealant if the rim is dam aged Warning The seala...

Page 226: ...ff the tire valve 12 Twist the valve insert firmly into the tire valve using the valve turner 13 Connect the compressor to the cigarette light er and inflate the tire to the prescribed tire pressure P...

Page 227: ...ith the appropriate coding must be used between the wheel bolt and the wheel bolt spanner f When positioning the wrench socket ensure that it engages fully in the teeth of the wheel bolt If the wheels...

Page 228: ...gage 1st gear or select position P and withdraw the ignition key 2 Secure the car against rolling away e g by means of wedges under the wheels on the op posite side This is particularly important on s...

Page 229: ...l bolts remove assembly aids and screw in the remaining wheel bolts Initially tighten bolts in diagonally opposite sequence so that the wheel is centered 8 Lower the car completely 9 Tighten wheel bol...

Page 230: ...hains have the 5 mm spacers removed on all 4 wheels Note on operation f To fit remove the spacers Please consult an authorized Porsche dealer Removing the spacers f Please observe the chapter CHANGING...

Page 231: ...fied on the face surface of the bolt head with GT or in red or the moveable spherical cap ring is galvanized in red The long wheel bolts must only be used together with 5 mm spacers fitted The short w...

Page 232: ...by disconnecting the battery When the battery is disconnected the alarm sys tem ceases to function Overload protection If the central locking system is operated more than ten times within a minute fur...

Page 233: ...l off plastic cover at the finger hole arrow The fuse plan and instructions for emergency unlocking of the luggage compartment lid can be found on the inner side of the cover 3 Remove the correspondin...

Page 234: ...ttery with positive terminal A in the fuse box Note If the vehicle was locked the alarm horn will sound when the negative cable is connected 5 Use the second jumper cable to connect the negative termi...

Page 235: ...paint f Wear eye protection f Do not allow battery acid to come in contact with your skin eyes fabric or painted surfac es f If you get electrolyte which is an acid in your eyes or on your skin immed...

Page 236: ...arm countries Charging the battery Your authorized Porsche dealer will be pleased to advise you about a suitable charger 1 Always observe the instructions of the charger manufacturer Depending on the...

Page 237: ...key and if necessary disconnect the battery When the battery is disconnected the alarm system ceases to function Even if you put your vehicle out of operation the battery still discharges f The batter...

Page 238: ...ngs do not disappear then Drive carefully to the nearest qualified specialist workshop Have the fault remedied 4 After the warnings disappear stop the vehicle in a suitable place and perform adaptatio...

Page 239: ...locks A Remove plastic lid Warning Risk of damage to generator and electronic control units f Do not disconnect battery while the engine is running Risk of caustic burns from escaping acid f Do not ti...

Page 240: ...the battery 1 Insert battery and push it all the way to the stop 2 Tighten fastening screw B 3 Important connect the positive cable first and then the negative cable risk of short circuit 4 Push on v...

Page 241: ...or when the light emitting diode no longer flashes when the remote control is operated 1 Using your finger nail or a small screwdriver carefully lift off the cover of the key grip ar row 2 Replace bat...

Page 242: ...ps do not come into contact with live parts of the vehicle Danger of caustic burns f Do not lean over the battery Danger of gas explosion f Keep sources of ignition e g naked flame burning cigarettes...

Page 243: ...s Then allow a waiting period of at least one minute 5 Note Before disconnecting the jump leads electrical loads such as the heated rear window and the heating fan blower should be switched on the veh...

Page 244: ...s must be clean and free from grease f Never touch bulbs with your bare hands Use a cloth or soft paper when replacing bulbs f Always carry spare bulbs with you In certain countries the carrying of sp...

Page 245: ...ional high beam with Bi Xenon headlight H 11 55W Fog light H8 35W Tail light rear fog light brake light tail light P21 4W Tail light reflector P21 5W Reversing light P21W Turn signal light front and r...

Page 246: ...etween headlight and body e g stone guards or films Removal 1 Unscrew plastic nut A Detach side carpeting 2 Remove rubber plugs from the unlocking opening 3 Place socket wrench tool kit on the unlocki...

Page 247: ...l it points horizontally to the rear C The headlight locking device must perceptibly and audibly engage 3 Insert rubber plug into the unlocking opening and secure the carpeting Check the function of a...

Page 248: ...ensure bulb is seated properly 4 Reassemble in reverse order Bi Xenon headlight Changing bulb for low beam and high beam 1 Turn the plug counter clockwise bayonet lock and pull it off 2 Disengage bot...

Page 249: ...on the left headlight and clockwise on the right headlight Take bulb holder out of the headlight housing 2 Pull both plug release tabs apart Pull plug out of the bulb holder 3 Replace the defective bu...

Page 250: ...urn signal light Changing bulb 1 Turn lid counter clockwise and pull it off 2 Turn bulb holder counter clockwise bayonet lock 3 Replace the defective bulb bayonet fitting 4 Insert lamp holder and turn...

Page 251: ...doubt please consult a qualified specialist workshop We recommend an authorized Porsche dealer for this work as they have trained workshop personnel and the necessary parts and tools 1 Unclip the ligh...

Page 252: ...on plug until it is felt to engage Changing parking light bulb 8 Turn bulb holder counter clockwise bayonet lock and remove holder 9 Remove defective bulb and replace 10 Insert the bulb holder and tur...

Page 253: ...y pressing with the screwdriver disengage the securing spring B of the direction indicator housing 3 Remove indicator light and undo bulb holder bayonet lock 4 Remove the bulb from the holder and repl...

Page 254: ...ce 3 Reassemble in reverse order Check operation of the light Additional Brake Light The light emitting diodes of the additional brake light cannot be replaced individually f Have the defective brake...

Page 255: ...Changing bulbs 1 Turn lock of the light cover approx 90 and take off cover 2 Pull out side carpeting 3 Press the mounting of the lamp bracket upwards Pull the unlocked lamp bracket out a little approx...

Page 256: ...ght rear light D Tail light E Brake light rear light 4 Replace the defective bulb bayonet fitting 5 Insert lamp bracket Make sure that the mounting is felt to engage 6 Refit side carpeting 7 Insert th...

Page 257: ...efective bulb from between the contact springs and replace 3 Insert the light into the cut out first from one side then from the other Check operation Door guard curb rear luggage compartment lights C...

Page 258: ...l position of the cutoff of the lowbeam see fig has to be projected on a vertical screen wall in distance of 24 6 ft 7 5 m from the front lens of the headlamp The correct position of the cutoff is 2 0...

Page 259: ...m patterns to be aimed The screen should be wide enough to provide at least 3 3 ft 1 m of space outboard of the vehi cle s headlamp spacing Adjustment screws f Detach side carpeting in luggage compart...

Page 260: ...f Use the towing hook only for an emergency to remove the vehicle off the road The towing hook is to be used only to pull the vehicle onto the flat bed tractor or towing apparatus if the vehicle will...

Page 261: ...f straps do not dam age rim Make sure the strap is flat over the rim bead Make sure brake backing plate is not dam aged 2 Secure straps to rear of flat bed 3 Reel in hoist cable only far enough to ten...

Page 262: ...262 Practical Tips Emergency Service...

Page 263: ...Vehicle Identification Technical Data 263 Vehicle Identification Technical Data...

Page 264: ...ons the vehicle identification number of your car is lo cated at the bottom left of the windshield frame and can be seen from the outside The vehicle identification number is in the front lug gage com...

Page 265: ...icle Identification Technical Data 265 Tire pressure plate The tire pressure plate is attached to the left hand door aperture Engine number The engine number is stamped on the underside of the crankca...

Page 266: ...3387 cm3 Net horsepower SAE J 1349 295 hp 217 kW at crankshaft speed 6250 rpm Net torque SAE J 1349 251 ft lb 340 Nm at crankshaft speed 4400 6000 rpm Alternator 2100 W Firing order 1 6 2 4 3 5 Engin...

Page 267: ...smission Gear ratios 6 speed manual transmission Tiptronic S 1st gear 3 31 1 3 66 1 2nd gear 1 95 1 2 00 1 3rd gear 1 41 1 1 41 1 4th gear 1 13 1 1 00 1 5th gear 0 97 1 0 74 1 6th gear 0 82 1 Reverse...

Page 268: ...H2 43 mm 60 2 in 1528 mm The load capacity coefficient e g 91 and maximum speed code letter e g V are minimum requirements Please observe the chapter TIRES WHEELS on Page 207 Tire and rim sizes Extens...

Page 269: ...o the tire makes and types approved by Porsche f Please observe the chapter TPC TIRE PRESSURE MONITORING on Page 103 f Please observe the chapter TIRES WHEELS on Page 207 Summer and snow tires 18 inch...

Page 270: ...At DIN empty weight and half load without performance inhibiting extra equipment Manual transmission Tiptronic S Maximum speed 171 mph 275 km h 166 mph 267 km h Acceleration 0 60 mph 5 1 seconds 5 8 s...

Page 271: ...8 liters Power steering approx 1 1 quarts 1 liter hydraulic fluid Pentosin CHF 11 S or Pentosin CHF 202 Brake fluid approx 0 4 quarts 0 39 liters use only Original Porsche brake fluid Windshield wash...

Page 272: ...oss weight 3594 lbs 1630 kg 3682 lbs 1670 kg Maximum axle load front 1709 lbs 775 kg 1709 lbs 775 kg Maximum axle load rear 2072 lbs 940 kg 2072 lbs 940 kg Maximum useful load Roof Transport System 13...

Page 273: ...t maximum gross weight PASM Length 172 1 in 4372 mm Width 70 9 in 1801 mm Width with door mirrors 76 3 in 1937 mm Height 51 4 in 1305 mm 51 0 in 1296 mm Wheelbase 95 1 in 2415 mm Ground clearance 4 1...

Page 274: ...274 Diagrams Acceleration diagram Values have been determined at DIN empty weight and with a 50 load without additional equipment Engine diagram at full power...

Page 275: ...275 Acceleration diagram Manual transmission...

Page 276: ...ote control 241 Removing 239 Warning light 90 Winter driving 237 Before driving off 12 13 Blower adjustment 130 133 Brake light 254 256 Brakes Brake pad warning light 91 Fluid 182 271 Fluid warning li...

Page 277: ...ompartment 172 206 Compartment blower 77 86 Exhaust 8 Number 265 Oil consumption 14 Oil level indicator 110 Oils 271 Speeds 14 Starting 74 Switching off 74 Environment 6 F Fire extinguisher 145 Flat t...

Page 278: ...keys 38 N Navigation 155 Notes on Car care 195 Maintenance 172 Number plate light 122 254 O Octane rating 188 189 Off delay 123 Oil 271 Checking level 110 Consumption 14 Level checks 179 Level indica...

Page 279: ...ode letter 219 Speed control 82 129 130 Speed limit 94 219 Speedometer 84 Spoiler 66 Sport mode 61 64 65 Sports seat 32 Stability management system PSM 62 Starting 74 75 Starting and stopping the engi...

Page 280: ...r 125 Washing 195 Weights 272 Welcome Home Function 123 Wheel 201 207 268 Bolts 17 227 Changing 228 Checking pressure 5 227 Inscription 219 Loading information 221 Pressure plate 265 Sidewall 219 Size...

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