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Device manager

Opening the Device manager

Fig. 62: Opening the Device manager

The following connections can be managed centrally
using the Device manager:
–

Telephone

: Connect PCM to the mobile phone via

Bluetooth®.

Please see chapter „Connecting a mobile
phone via Bluetooth® (phone preparation)“ on
page 156.

Please see chapter „Connecting and using a
second mobile phone“ on page 157.

–

Bluetooth® audio

: Connect PCM to an external

Bluetooth® media source.

Please see chapter „Connecting an external
device via Bluetooth®“ on page 172.

–

Data connection

: Insert SIM card or connect PCM

to an external WiFi hotspot.

Please see chapter „Connectivity“ on
page 74.

–

Hotspot

: Use the PCM’s wireless Internet access.

Please see chapter „Activating the PCM WiFi
hotspot (wireless Internet access)“ on
page 76.

–

Porsche Connect App

: Connect app to the PCM

using WiFi.

Please see chapter „Porsche Connect App“ on
page 174.

–

Smartphone link

: Use Apple CarPlay.

Please see chapter „Apple CarPlay“ on
page 47.

Displaying the connection status

Please see chapter „Displaying the connection
status“ on page 157.

For information on operating the Porsche Communi-
cation Management (PCM):

Please see chapter „Porsche Communication
Management (PCM)“ on page 166.

Select

in the footer (depending on

the connection status).

– or –

button

Device manager

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Page 1: ...8 Cayman GT4 718 Spyder Good to know Owner s Manual WKD 982 02 21 21 718 Cayman GT4 718 Spyder 001_Umschlag_21_718_GT4_Spyder_KW36 20 24 21_en_US fm Seite 0 Montag 13 Juli 2020 9 41 09 WKD 982 02 21 2...

Page 2: ...in the U S and other countries IOS is a trademark or registered trademark of Cisco Technology Inc in the U S and other countries and is used under license by Apple Google Play and the Google Play log...

Page 3: ...Get to know the various components and controls f From page 17 Browse to find additional information about new functions f From page 27 Topics from A to Z Technical Data Index Find out about component...

Page 4: ...Off Assistant 90 Emission Control 94 Lap Trigger 118 Lights 120 ParkAssist 153 Porsche Active Suspension Management PASM 164 Porsche Car Connect 165 Porsche Stability Management PSM 176 Porsche Track...

Page 5: ...103 Headlights 110 Jack and Lifting Platform 117 Refueling 189 Selector Lever Emergency Release 197 Test Stand Measurement 211 Tires and Wheels 212 Towing and Tow Starting 227 Washer Fluid 272 Wiper b...

Page 6: ...safety Throughout this booklet left is designated as the driver s side of the vehicle and right as the passenger s side of the vehicle Text illustrations and specifications in this manual are based o...

Page 7: ...s for damage Damaged tires may burst while driving You may lose control of the vehicle e Inspect the tires as often as required depending on use but at least once a month for any foreign objects that...

Page 8: ...performed during the warranty period may result in claims being invalidated e Have all service work and modifications to the vehicle performed exclusively by an authorized Porsche dealer This ensures...

Page 9: ...e occupants and the area into which the airbag deploys e Maintain a distance from the airbags e g do not lean against the inside of the doors Always keep your feet in the footwell while driving Do not...

Page 10: ...eat adjustment and thus injure themselves Children may not be able to exit the vehicle in emergency situations e g overheated passenger compartment This is dangerous to life especially for young child...

Page 11: ...le is stationary e Never adjust the mirror seat or steering wheel while driving The seat or steering wheel may move further than desired You may lose control of thevehicle Adjust the mirror seat and s...

Page 12: ...emperatures below approx 19 F 7 C This can lead to cracks and erosion of the tires e Do not drive the vehicle at temperatures below approx 19 F 7 C Important features are a smaller tread depth and spe...

Page 13: ...tching the sports exhaust system to the sound optimized mode the very sporty driving style is accompanied by a significantly increased noise level Therefore assume your social respon sibilityandrespec...

Page 14: ...ine running only outdoors or with suitable extraction systems for the exhaust gases California Proposition 65 Engine exhaust some of its constituents and certain vehicle components contain or emit che...

Page 15: ...ehicle Certain types of work on the vehicle require the use of protective equipment such as gloves for preventing cuts e If you are not fully familiar with repair or mainte nance procedures do not att...

Page 16: ...ely when the tires are damaged e Never continue to drive with a flat tire e Stop the vehicle safely in line with the traffic conditions and repair the damage f Please see chapter Flat Tire on page 100...

Page 17: ...vehicle may touch the ground as a result of the low ground clearance e Avoid steep ramps e Drive carefully on the following Steep slopes e g parking garages Curbs Uneven road surfaces Lifting platfor...

Page 18: ...as well as current import and customs regulations Data processing in the vehicle Electronic control units are installed in your vehicle Some of these are required for the operational safety of your ve...

Page 19: ...or this depends on the app and the operating system on your smartphone Using online services If your vehicle has a wireless network connection this can be used to exchange data between your vehicle th...

Page 20: ...es you will find overviews of selected areas of thevehicle with a brief explanation Further information can be found on the specified pages 21_718_GT4_Spyder_BAL_21_WKD 982 02 21 21_KW36 20 24 21_en_U...

Page 21: ...on lock f p 205 E Overhead Console f p 22 F Power windows f p 273 G Electric parking brake f p 56 H Release for front rear luggage compartment lid f p 129 I Seat adjustment f p 194 J Steering wheel ad...

Page 22: ...f p 114 f p 115 E Tachometer Warning lights f p 114 f p 115 F Multifunction Display Warning and Information Messages f p 114 f p 253 G Windshield wiper f p 275 H Cruise control f p 86 I Diagnostic soc...

Page 23: ...p 89 D Glove compartment f p 208 E Porsche Communication Management PCM f p 23 F Air conditioning control panel f p 20 G Control panel f p 21 H Ashtray cigarette lighter f p 199 I Storage compartment...

Page 24: ...gency flasher f p 124 H Vehicles with manual transmission AUTO BLIP automatic throttleblip ping function or Vehicles with PDK PDK SPORT mode f p 231 f p 233 I Porsche Active Suspension Manage ment PAS...

Page 25: ...AIR BAG OFF warning light f p 73 C Interior light f p 112 D Reading lights f p 112 E ParkAssist f p 153 F Garage door opener HomeLink f p 107 G Automatic interior lighting f p 112 21_718_GT4_Spyder_B...

Page 26: ...f p 47 f p 170 J Rotary push button for controlling the PCM f p 168 K Undo button Undo an operation cancel a selection or move up a level in the relevant menu L Settings dependent on main menu and so...

Page 27: ...VD drive f p 171 B SD card reader 1 f p 171 C SIM card reader f p 74 D SD card reader 2 f p 171 E CD DVD eject button f p 171 21_718_GT4_Spyder_BAL_21_WKD 982 02 21 21_KW36 20 24 21_en_US book Seite 2...

Page 28: ...ur finger e Scroll swipe vertically e Swipe swipe horizontally e Drag Drop touch objects drag them to where you want them and release e Zoom move two fingers further apart or closer together f p 168 D...

Page 29: ...characters via the touchscreen f p 169 G Insert a space handwriting recog nition move your finger across the touchscreen from left to right f p 169 H Confirm entry f p 169 I Delete entry handwriting...

Page 30: ...actical Tips On the following pages you will find practical tips for selected areas of your vehicle 21_718_GT4_Spyder_BAL_21_WKD 982 02 21 21_KW36 20 24 21_en_US book Seite 27 Freitag 24 Juli 2020 11...

Page 31: ...ehicle e Settings e Air conditioning e Auto air circ A C settings for lone drivers If you are traveling alone in the vehicle it makes sense to use the driver s side air conditioning settings for the e...

Page 32: ...Searchor Onlinesearch e Enter search term e g state city street or name and select the desired entry from the list e Start Topic Tip Activate voice control The button on the left control lever on the...

Page 33: ...Transfer contacts from a mobile phone to PCM Contacts can be transferred from a mobile phone within range of the PCM via Bluetooth regardless of which mobile phone is connected or whether a SIM card...

Page 34: ...31 Topics On the following pages the content is arranged in topics in alphabetical order 21_718_GT4_Spyder_BAL_21_WKD 982 02 21 21_KW36 20 24 21_en_US book Seite 31 Freitag 24 Juli 2020 11 31 11...

Page 35: ...F appears on the air conditioning display the outside air supply is interrupted and the air conditioning is switched off Information The cooling function can switch off briefly to ensure sufficient en...

Page 36: ...t vanes in the desired direction Switching the cooling function on off If you wish to cool the passenger compartment to a temperature lower than the outside temperature the cooling function must be ac...

Page 37: ...indicator on the button goes out Defrosting windshield Fig 8 Defrost windshield button Switching defroster mode on e Press button The light indicator on the button lights up The air flows to the wind...

Page 38: ...ide of vehicle Press button A up warmer or down cooler Right side of vehicle Press button B up warmer or down cooler 37 Set air quantity manually Press button G up increase or down decrease 37 Manuall...

Page 39: ...antity and distribution are automatically controlled Information Additional air conditioning settings can be made on the multifunction display f Please see chapter Setting air conditioning on page 244...

Page 40: ...on the air conditioning display the outside air supply is interrupted and the air conditioning is switched off Adjusting the air distribution Fig 12 Buttons for air distribution Manually adjust the ai...

Page 41: ...enger compartment is less direct The air conditioning regulates the air flow quantity automat ically For information on activating or deactivating the upper ventilation panel f Please see chapter Sett...

Page 42: ...The light indicator on the button goes out or Press button Setting automatic air recirculation mode In automatic air recirculation mode the outside air supply is regulated depending on the air quality...

Page 43: ...r s side SYNC disappears from the air conditioning display Adjusting air flow Three air flow settings are available in automatic mode For information on adjusting the air flow output f Please see chap...

Page 44: ...seating position To provide optimal occupant protection airbags must inflate atvery high speed Ifyou are not wearing your seat belt or are too close to the airbag when it is deployed inflating airbags...

Page 45: ...vehicle or feature that stores that data is required Some states only allow access to such information under restricted circum stances including In response to a request of police or other govern ment...

Page 46: ...pant sensing of the passenger s airbag If the weight of an adult on the passenger s seat is not properly maintained the passenger s airbag may be switched off e Select an upright seat position and do...

Page 47: ...FF indicator light lights up for a few seconds as a check DANGER Child Seat Detection Fault When the ignition is on and the up to one year old child is seated in the child restraint system on the pass...

Page 48: ...rent flashing speeds in the central locking button Alarm system is activated The light indicators flash rapidly when the vehicle is being locked then flash in normal mode The alarm system is activated...

Page 49: ...rage compartments e Remove valuables car papers phone and house keys from the vehicle e Close the luggage compartment lids e Lock the vehicle Immobilizer Every vehicle key contains a transponder elect...

Page 50: ...OS version Only those apps in the iPhone that are supported by Apple CarPlay are displayed For further infor mation on the supported apps f See www apple com ios carplay The displayed content and feat...

Page 51: ...wap between using the iPhone as an iPod and Apple CarPlay using the Device manager Fig 22 Opening the Device Manager 1 Press and hold the button on the control lever or Press and hold the Home button...

Page 52: ...e the gear lever to neutral 3 Release the clutch pedal The engine stops Engine start b Seat belt fastened b Driver s door closed e Press the clutch pedal You can drive off normally Vehicles with PDK e...

Page 53: ...ig 23 Auto Start Stop button Switch off e Press button The light indicator on the button lights up The automatic engine shut off and the adaptive cylinder control are suppressed Switching on e Press b...

Page 54: ...ti function display to indicate that Start Stop mode is deactivated e Have the fault repaired by an authorized Porsche dealer Porsche recommends an authorized Porsche dealer as they have trained techn...

Page 55: ...the negative terminal on the battery when working on the electrical system e To avoid static charges building do not wipe down the battery with a dry cloth e Before touching the battery first touch t...

Page 56: ...ater to neutralize any acid splashed onto skin or clothing and rise with plenty of water If acid is accidentally ingested immediately seek medical attention from a doctor Disposal Hand in old batterie...

Page 57: ...he battery should only be removed and installed at an authorized Porsche dealer e Anewbatteryneedstobeinitializedinthecontrol unit after installation Visit an authorized Porsche dealer as they have tr...

Page 58: ...ys be between the MIN and MAX mark e Have the brake fluid topped up if the brake fluid level is below the MIN marking Visit an authorized Porsche dealer as they have trained technicians and the necess...

Page 59: ...tton and the brake warning light in the instrument panel light up For information on warning messages on the multi function display f Please see chapter Warning and Information Messages on page 253 Ac...

Page 60: ...operation The accelerator can be inadvertently actuated or the brake pedal blocked This can result in an unexpected increase in speed or make braking more difficult e Only use floor mats that are sui...

Page 61: ...g the ignition to the On position position 1 and verifying that the warning light illuminates A warning message is displayed to indicate that the brake pads are reaching their wear limit f Please see...

Page 62: ...er or other volatile cleaning fluids They may be toxic flammable or hazardous in other ways Only use spot removing fluids in a well vented area e Do not clean the underside of chassis fenders wheel co...

Page 63: ...ble Cleaning the convertible top 718 Spyder To ensure proper cleaning and care of your vehicle please observe the following e Do not wash the convertible top every time you wash the vehicle Normally r...

Page 64: ...s from Porsche Tequipment Removing marks Remove tar spatters traces of oil insects etc immediately using a suitable cleaning agent and carefully wash the area afterwards as they may discolor the paint...

Page 65: ...ce WARNING FlammableMaterialclose to the Exhaust System Additional rust or underbody protection agents in the area of the exhaust system can become too hot when driving and ignite e Do not apply addit...

Page 66: ...er covers made of Alcantara Race Tex other textiles For regular care it is sufficient to clean the cover with a soft brush Strong abrasion or rubbing when cleaning will create a lasting change to the...

Page 67: ...uses refrigerant named R1234yf or R134a If refrigerantR1234yfisused there salabellocatedon the inside of the luggage compartment lid Label for R1234yf Fig 28 Label for R1234yf Observe the safety symbo...

Page 68: ...he driver s door can be opened The emergency flasher emits one flash Both vehicle doors can be opened 66 Locking With the vehicle key e Press button on the vehicle key The emergency flasher emits two...

Page 69: ...vehicle key when the vehicle is in your sight Information This chapter describes the vehicle s factory settings For information on customizing the unlocking and locking settings f Please see chapter...

Page 70: ...ally when a speed of approx 3 mph 5 km h is exceeded f Please see chapter Setting locking options on page 243 Unlocking the doors e Press button All doors are unlocked The light indicator on the butto...

Page 71: ...ravel and remove the emergency key again Fig 34 3 Release the door handle and open the door by pulling the door handle again 4 Switch on the ignition within 10 seconds to prevent the alarm system from...

Page 72: ...does not cross the face or the neck of the child e Choose a child restraint system according to the weight of the child e Child restraint systems that are damaged or have been heavily stressed in an...

Page 73: ...ze a full bucket seat by the fact that the backrest of a full bucket seat cannot be folded down e Follow all child restraint instructions and warnings in this manual DANGER Child Restraint on the Pass...

Page 74: ...er seat must be used to secure the Top Tether 1 Adjust the passenger s seat in the frontmost position DANGER Improper Use of Child Restraint e Follow all child restraint instructions and warnings in t...

Page 75: ...Porsche dealer Installing Top Tether with Full Bucket Seat Fig 37 Full Bucket seat anchor point When using a child restraint system with a Top Tether on a full bucket seat the anchor point located be...

Page 76: ...e seat belt retractor completely out At this point the locking mechanism is activated 4 Insert the seat belt tongue into the buckle and make certain that it is properly latched Make no more adjustment...

Page 77: ...pter 1 Insert the SIM card B Mini SIM dimensions 25 x 15 mm missing corner at front left chip facing downwards 2 SIM card with PIN a Enter the PIN for the external SIM card and confirm with OK b Selec...

Page 78: ...p on page 174 Information If a data connection cannot be established check the following The vehicle is in an area with sufficient network reception not a coverage blackspot Restart the PCM if necessa...

Page 79: ...on e Reload services The contents of the purchased services are updated e button e Apps e button e Service information Information about the services purchased and the contract duration is displayed I...

Page 80: ...with the convertible top fully open or closed e When opening or closing the convertible top ensure that there is sufficient clearance above it e g in the garage e To prevent damp stains and abrasion d...

Page 81: ...in 4 Insert the convertible top fin in the convertible top side fastening To make repositioning easier position the two arrow marks on the convertible top fin and the convertible top side fastening at...

Page 82: ...rt points provided for this purpose Fig 46 Closing the convertible top flaps 10 Closetheconvertible topflapsonthedriver sand passenger s side 11 Close the rear luggage compartment lid Closing the conv...

Page 83: ...ay to the windshield frame 5 Close the rear luggage compartment lid Fig 50 Pulling the convertible top fin from the convertible top side fastening 6 Press and hold the lock A on the convertible top fi...

Page 84: ...ide of the vehicle in the direction of travel Check the left convertible top fin from the left side of the vehicle in the direction of travel If the red marking is visible the fin is not engaged corre...

Page 85: ...op Fig 55 Removing cover of convertible top lock 1 Take spanner 13 A F from the tool kit f Please see chapter Removing and stowing tire sealing compound Tire Mobility System TMS or tool box on page 12...

Page 86: ...the windshield frame Fig 58 Locking convertible top 6 To fully close the convertible top turn key H clockwise until the latching hook fully engages in the catch and the convertible top is completely...

Page 87: ...appears the coolant level is too low If thevehicle continues to move after the red warning symbol is displayed there is a risk of engine damage e Switch engine off and let it cool e Do not continue dr...

Page 88: ...NING Hot Engine Parts and Hot Coolant The engine and adjacent components the exhaust system and the coolant become very hot when the engine is running The coolant reservoir is pressurized The hot cool...

Page 89: ...t increase the desired speed 2 Reduce the desired speed 3 Interrupt cruise control operation OFF 4 Resuming the stored speed RESUME Information Active braking interventions are automatically performed...

Page 90: ...longer than 0 5 seconds Resuming the stored speed RESUME e Press the control lever up Fig 61 4 Cruise control accelerates decelerates the vehicle to the stored speed Switching cruise control readiness...

Page 91: ...external WiFi hotspot f Please see chapter Connectivity on page 74 Hotspot Use the PCM s wireless Internet access f Please see chapter Activating the PCM WiFi hotspot wireless Internet access on page...

Page 92: ...ulling out the drink holder 1 Pull out the holder Fig 65 2 Insert a cup container 3 Carefullypushtheholderinwardtoadjustittothe size of the cup container Folding in drink holder 1 Push drink holder dr...

Page 93: ...matically released If the driver s seat belt is unfastened and the driver s door is opened the electric parking brake is activated automatically Information The Drive Off Assistant does not work in th...

Page 94: ...ctthevehiclebattery If the consumer is to be switched on again the ignition must be switched on once The maximum load capacity of a 12 volt electricalsocketorcigarettelighteris20 A ifonly one consumer...

Page 95: ...rrect procedures can cause short circuits The short circuit can cause a fire e Use only standard jumper cables with sufficient cross section and completely insulated clamps Follow the instructions pro...

Page 96: ...sing jumper cables should not last more than 15 seconds Then wait for at least one minute 9 With engine running First disconnect the black negative cable from the ground point B then from the negative...

Page 97: ...some of the fuel hydrocarbons may not be burned completely but may be discharged into the engine crankcase or exhaust system Additonal hydrocar bons may enter the atmosphere through evaporation of fue...

Page 98: ...engine will help save fuel e Prolonged warm up idling wastes gas Start the vehicle just before you are ready to drive Accel erate slowly and smoothly e Switch off the engine if stationary for longer p...

Page 99: ...thorized Porsche dealer as they have trained technicians and the necessary parts and tools Topping up engine oil f Please see chapter Choosing and topping up engine oil on page 97 Failure Failure of t...

Page 100: ...orsche can be mixed NOTICE Risk of engine damage If the oil level is below the minimum mark the engine will not be sufficiently lubricated e Check the oil level regularly e Do not allow the oil level...

Page 101: ...ng 5 Add the amount of engine oil displayed on the multifunction display Never add more than the amount of engine oil indicated The difference between the minimum and maximum mark is approx 1 quart 1...

Page 102: ...outside temperature the exterior mirror heating switches off automatically after approx 5 to 20 minutes Switching back on e Press the button again The indicator light on the button lights up Switching...

Page 103: ...can be found in the front luggage compartment and consists of Filler bottle Filler hose Valve turner Spare valve insert Sticker with the maximum permitted speed Operating instructions f Please see cha...

Page 104: ...ent valve insert or alternatively valve insert E with valve turner D firmly into the tire valve Inflating the tire f Comply with the operating instructions on the compressor f Please see chapter Infla...

Page 105: ...5 bar is indicated correct the pressure to the prescribed value f Please see chapter Tire pressure on page 286 Changing tires f Please see chapter Replacing tires and wheels on page 222 Updating tire...

Page 106: ...fuses Fig 74 Fuse carrier in driver s side footwell DANGER Electrical Shock Replacing fuses or relays with the engine running or the ignition on could cause electrical shock e Always switch off the e...

Page 107: ...e running light right 15 A 5 Fuel pump system relay and control unit 20 A 6 Filler flap lock Electric steering column lock Terminal 30 Washer pump front and rear 10 A 7 Not used 8 Air conditioning con...

Page 108: ...Right headlight 15 A 9 Interior mirror 5 A 10 Not used 1 Lower left DC DC converter PCM 40 A 2 Not used 3 Lower right Fresh air blower motor and fan control 40 A 4 Upper right Adjusting seats and pass...

Page 109: ...ntrol unit 25 A 8 Steering column adjustment 25 A 9 Not used 10 Not used 1 Airbag control unit Seat occupancy detection control unit 5 A 2 PASM control unit 5 A 3 Not used 4 Not used 5 Not used 6 Not...

Page 110: ...thin the receiver range signal is transmitted forward in the direction of travel Fig 77 Programming the garage door opener Deleting stored signals from the buttons This procedure deletes all of the Ho...

Page 111: ...ent distances between the vehicle and the original remote control On some systems you will need to press the transmit button of the original remote control again if the light indicator on the original...

Page 112: ...until light indicator A starts to flash slowly The button is now ready to learn for 5 minutes 2 Stand in front of the vehicle with the original remote control for the system you wish to program In fro...

Page 113: ...Changing long life lamps involves a great deal of effort e Have faulty LEDs and long life lamps replaced at an authorized Porsche dealer Porsche recommends an authorized Porsche dealer as they have t...

Page 114: ...ts up Depending on the outside temperature the heated rear screen door mirror heating switches off automatically after approx 5 to 20 minutes Switching back on e Press button again The light indicator...

Page 115: ...n and off with button B or in the multifunction display menu Using button B e Press button B When interior lighting is switched off the light indicator on the button lights up If the interior lighting...

Page 116: ...orientation when darkness falls and make it easier to find important controls in the vehicle The lights are switched on when the vehicle is unlocked and are automatically switched off again when the v...

Page 117: ...y counts the total mileage the lower display shows individual trips The trip mileage display returns to 0 after exceeding 6 213 miles or 9 999 kilometers Resetting trip display manually e Press and ho...

Page 118: ...The relevant warning light goes out only when the cause of the fault has been corrected Consult an authorized Porsche dealer in the following cases The warning light does not come on briefly when the...

Page 119: ...stop when it is safe to do so Make sure that combustible materials such as dry grass or leaves cannot come into contact with the hot exhaust system e Note measures for emission control faults f Pleas...

Page 120: ...f lifting equip ment such as a jack or lifting platform This can cause serious injuries and damage e Raise the vehicle using a jack on a solid and flat surface only e Raise the vehicle at the prescrib...

Page 121: ...Fig 85 Installing the receiver e Mount the receiver 2 with a Velcro strip horizontally on the bracket 1 The receiver eye 3 should be pointing out of the rear side window Connecting the receiver Fig 8...

Page 122: ...e black cable into the black connection on the transmitter 3 Connect the red cable to the positive terminal of the battery 4 Connect the black cable to the negative terminal of the battery Starting ti...

Page 123: ...istant The daytime running lights are automati cally switched on in daylight when the ignition is switched on Parking light License plate light instrument lighting daytime running lights off Low beam...

Page 124: ...on the multifunction display f Please see chapter Adjusting the exterior lights off delay for the coming home and entry functions on page 242 Porsche Dynamic Light System PDLS Activating the dynamic c...

Page 125: ...G Lack of Attention Despite the high beam assistant responsibility for manually adjusting the high beam to the light visibility and traffic conditions when driving remains with the driver The system d...

Page 126: ...n the forward pressure point 3 The light indicator lights up The lights automatically switch from low beam to high beam If high beam is on the light indicator lights up e Deactivation Tap the lever on...

Page 127: ...Ds or long life bulbs The LEDs cannot be changed individually Changing long life lamps involves a great deal of effort e Have faulty LEDs and lamps replaced at an autho rized Porsche dealer Porsche re...

Page 128: ...e Handling when Vehicle is Loaded Vehicle handling changes depending on the vehicle load e Adapt your driving style to the changed vehicle handling e Do not exceed the maximum gross weight or axle loa...

Page 129: ...c cover forward slightly and lift it at the front Fig 96 Attaching the plastic cover 3 Disengage retaining strap B on the underside of the plastic cover and attach to the luggage compartment lid Fig 9...

Page 130: ...of the cover engage in the appropriate guides Press the cover downward at the handle recesses until the catches audibly engage Removingorinstallingtheluggage cover b 718 Cayman GT4 The luggage cover...

Page 131: ...lling the luggage cover Fig 101 Installing the luggage cover e Insert luggage cover into the mounting with both hands hold it with one hand and turn both turn locks clockwise 21_718_GT4_Spyder_BAL_21_...

Page 132: ...artment lid is not secured properly it could fly up blocking your vision and causing loss of control e Should you notice at any time while driving that the lid is not secured properly stop immediately...

Page 133: ...display when driving Trunk Entrapment Information 718 Spyder When the convertible top is closed the button on the vehicle key is disabled Information When the luggage compartment lids are unlocked us...

Page 134: ...g the emergency key on page 237 f Please see chapter Emergency operation of the doors on page 68 2 Remove the plastic cover of the left hand fuse box 3 Extract the positive terminal C red in the fuse...

Page 135: ...ox internal memory e Insert an SD card e Connect an external device via USB or AUX depending on equipment e Connect an external device via Bluetooth e Open online radio services via app 171 134 171 17...

Page 136: ...layed 2 Select a media source Function Button Playing media Pausing media Jumping forward in media tracks next chapter Jumping back in media tracks previous chapter Random music playback Display cover...

Page 137: ...ng star rating Importing and deleting audio video files in the Jukebox It is possible to import audio and video files from a CD DVD USB flash memory stick or SD card into the Jukebox e Press and hold...

Page 138: ...ion is activated subti tles are displayed if available ParentalControl To restrict the playback ofvideo files enter a password and select OK to confirm default password 1234 Disc safety level Select a...

Page 139: ...nt of the driving situation and an accident e Take account of distortion when estimating the distance of vehicles behind you and when parking e Use the interior mirror for judging distance as well CAU...

Page 140: ...rrors in and out automatically b Function activated f Please see chapter Switching automatic door mirror folding on and off on page 243 Folding door mirrors in automatically e Lock the vehicle The doo...

Page 141: ...may escape from a broken mirror This fluid causes irritation to the skin and eyes e In the event of contact with the skin or eyes immediately rinse off the electrolyte fluid using clean water e Seek m...

Page 142: ...hold the control lever down 3 or up 4 A letter selection is displayed e Select the desired first letter The cursor skips to the first list entry with the selected first letter Operating the multifunct...

Page 143: ...tus area Basic information such as Compass Time and Temperature are continuously displayed in the upper and lower status areas The upper and lower status area displays can be adjusted individually f P...

Page 144: ...Date Time Adjust the date and time 242 e Vehicle e Settings e Light Visibility Adjust the exterior and interior lighting visual reversing aids and wipers 242 e Vehicle e Settings e Steering wheel e k...

Page 145: ...k from the active audio source using the multifunction display on page 134 Phone menu f Please see chapter Operating the mobile phone via the multifunction display on page 159 Map menu f Please see ch...

Page 146: ...ear When all the segments are filled in red a sign appears next to the engaged gear in the display as a prompt to shift to the next higher gear G forces menu Fig 122 Example of acceleration forces The...

Page 147: ...X Y Z Performance menu Fig 123 Example of torque The current power or torque is graphically displayed as a function of engine speed e Performance e Power or Torque 21_718_GT4_Spyder_BAL_21_WKD 982 02...

Page 148: ...ation address 146 Select a recent destination e button e Recent destinations e Select entry from list 146 Enter a point of interest e button e Points of interest see C e Select point of interest optio...

Page 149: ...e button 2 Select City or Street see B Fig 126 3 Enter an address house number street city state country or point of interest Only addresses that belong to the selected country state can be selected W...

Page 150: ...e Select desired point of interest option e g Search around destination e Portal List POIs to load other point of interest categories from the Porsche Connect portal f Please see chapter Porsche Conne...

Page 151: ...ng OK The destination details of the existing name is overwritten with the new information Information Alternatively a destination can also be stored using button e Fav e Stored destinations e Save as...

Page 152: ...to zoom C Center vehicle position on map D Set map orientation to North up or direction of travel E Call up map page menu f Please see chapter Configuring map contents on page 150 1 button e button e...

Page 153: ...gation destina tion as a map section Showposition Selectthecurrentvehicleposition as a map section Displaying traffic information Fig 129 Displaying traffic information Traffic information for the cur...

Page 154: ...ect button e Side menu 2 Select OnlineTraffic Information The Porsche Connect services including the Car Connect services but not the Safety and Security services offer a free inclusive period which v...

Page 155: ...c selection of zoom level in active route guidance Intersection zoom Automatic selection of zoom level when approaching an intersection in active route guidance Intersection detail map Display of deta...

Page 156: ...es which are overhanging or close to the ground objects may not be detected The warning tone volume can be adjusted in the multifunction display f Please see chapter Adjusting volume of warning signal...

Page 157: ...sofothervehicles sweepingmachinesandjack hammers may interfere with the detection of obsta cles Information on maintenance e Always keep the sensors free of dirt ice and snow to ensure that they are a...

Page 158: ...or see A and E in the title bar 157 Establishing a data connection connectivity e Establish a data connection via the embedded SIM an external SIM card or an external WiFi hotspot 74 Dial number e but...

Page 159: ...In certain hazardous areas such as close to gas stations fuel depots chemical plants and blasting operations mobile phones must be switched off They can disrupt technical equipment e Observe warnings...

Page 160: ...but only the active mobile phone can make calls e Select or see A Fig 132 in the title bar to switch between the two connected mobile phones 1 button e button e SET PHONE e Bluetooth e Bluetooth devic...

Page 161: ...contact 3 Select the desired number 4 Select 1 button e Keypad 2 Press and hold to check mailbox messages Information When the function is used for the first time a prompt to enter the voicemail numb...

Page 162: ...callers to a conference End call End the active phone conversation 1 button e Keypad 2 Select to add another conversation 3 Add new conversation by Selecting the new number using the dial field or Sel...

Page 163: ...d 5 Select send Text message E mail or memory option SD USB depending on availability 1 button e Contacts e button e Sort criteria 2 Select sorting sequence Last name first name or First name last nam...

Page 164: ...ow the specific operating instruction for satisfying RF exposure compliance This transmitter must not be co located or operating in conjunction with any other antenna or transmitter FCC ID IC ID FCC I...

Page 165: ...n Enable internal SIM card for calls Use SIM card for calls otherwise data services only Network operator search Select network provider or activate automatic network provider search SIM card Change t...

Page 166: ...point configuration Reset APN settings to factory settings f For information on APN settings Please see chapter Establishingadataconnectionviaan external SIM card on page 74 Managing contacts Contact...

Page 167: ...ode selection the PASM also adjusts the shock absorber setting toward more sporty or more comfortable depending on the driving situation Selecting PASM mode Fig 135 PASM button in the center console 1...

Page 168: ...e app can be disabled from the multifunction display f Please see chapter Setting Porsche Car Connect on page 245 1 Name and function changes reserved WARNING Setting and Operating while Driving Use o...

Page 169: ...lume e Turn volume control A Mute the audio source e Press volume control A briefly Open the main menu e g Radio e Press button for example Open sound settings e button e button e SET SOUND e Volume o...

Page 170: ...can distract you from the traffic e Only operate the PCM if the traffic situation allows If in doubt stop in a safe place and operate the PCM while the vehicle is stationary e Selectappropriatevolume...

Page 171: ...access connect Bluetooth devices view connection status of Apple CarPlay and app f Please see chapter Device manager on page 88 G Controller Displays additional functions when approaching the touchsc...

Page 172: ...her functions of the relevant menu are displayed A Current cursor position B Switch caps lock on off toggle between upper and lower case C Show and hide the keypad D Change between letters numbers and...

Page 173: ...tted to make copies of CDs DVDs for one s own personal use Sharing copied CDs DVDs with third parties is not covered by copyright derogations Music tracks created for use on MP3 players are generally...

Page 174: ...clean and clean them if necessary e Never stick anything to the CD DVD e Do not bend CDs DVDs e Do not use force when inserting removing CDs DVDs 1 Push the CD DVD with the labeled side facing up into...

Page 175: ...Proximity sensor Activate deactivate proximity sensors Touch tone setting Activate deactivate acoustic feedback when touchscreen is touched Changing the volume and sound Adjusting the volume You can a...

Page 176: ...mails on off Changing Burmester sound settings Pure Pure unchanged sound reproduction Smooth Tone setting for relaxed long duration listening Surround Music playback with pronounced spaciousness Live...

Page 177: ...CM f Please see chapter Porsche Communication Management PCM on page 166 1 Open the Device Manager using or in the footer depending on the connection status 2 Establish a connection via WiFi hotspot w...

Page 178: ...the PCM display manually using the button e Apps 4 Via button e Apps e Select MyDestinations or Calendar or button e Stored destinations e Select MyDestinations 5 Start route guidance in order to tran...

Page 179: ...m locking up during overrun This also applies to downshifts on slippery road surfaces Switching off PSM PSM can be switched off in 2 stages Stage 1 ESC OFF Switch off Electronic Stability Control ESC...

Page 180: ...ion Control TC e Press the button PSM is active immediately The indicator light on the button the PSM OFF and the TC OFF warning lights in the instrument panel go out A message stating that Electronic...

Page 181: ...ed to adapt the driving speed to the road conditions by a pulsing brake pedal and a juddering noise Full braking is necessary e Fully depress the brake pedal during the entire braking operation despit...

Page 182: ...1 Name and function changes reserved DANGER Loss of Control over the Vehicle Drivingatexcessivespeedsandriskymaneuversmay lead to loss of control over the vehicle e Adapt your driving style and maneu...

Page 183: ...rity Operating Center SOC if your vehicle has been stolen In addition report the theft to the competent police authority The following alarms can be set Unauthorized movement of the vehicle The vehicl...

Page 184: ...Press button A on the driver card to initiate driver identification For information on warning messages on the multi function display f Please see chapter Warning and Information Messages on page 253...

Page 185: ...rvice is registered www porsche com connect Under certain circumstances data is sent to the Porsche emergency call center immediately after an accident and is used to determine the required rescue mea...

Page 186: ...uous shock absorber control 164 PADM Porsche Active Drivetrain Mount Dynamic engine mounting PADM with variable damping enhances both driving dynamics and driving comfort The ideal rigidity and dampin...

Page 187: ...of stations e button e List e Select station 185 Setting stations via skip buttons e Press button or button repeatedly until the desired station is played Store station from list of stations e button...

Page 188: ...band AM FM or SiriusXM 1 HD Radio Technology manufactured under license from iBiquity Digital Corporation U S and Foreign Patents For patents see http patents dts com HD Radio and the HD HD Radio and...

Page 189: ...tation button 1 button e Presets 2 Press and hold AS for longer than 1 second The search run starts The 5 radio stations with the strongest signals are stored on the currently selectedpageandthestatio...

Page 190: ...Edit weather reports and traffic information Category filter SiriusXM Define category filters for selecting genres e g Classical Sort criteria Stationname FM Thestationlistissortedin alphabetical ord...

Page 191: ...s out Over 9 mph 15 km h e Press button briefly The light indicator goes out as soon as it is pressed The rear wing is in automatic mode WARNING Failure of the Retractable Rear Wing The warning symbol...

Page 192: ...ING Risk of Fire during Refueling Fuel is highly flammable can deflagrate or explode e Fire naked flames and smoking are prohibited when handling fuel WARNING Fuel Vapors and Skin Contact with Fuel Fu...

Page 193: ...ately after refueling replace the gas cap and turn it until it is heard and felt to engage 7 Close the filler flap and press on the rear part of the flap until it is heard to engage Information If the...

Page 194: ...ures when driving abruptly around curves and when the car is parked at an incline or in any other non level position Vapor control system and storage When the fuel tank is filled vapors are collected...

Page 195: ...position the seat belt as low as possible across the pelvis Make sure it is not pressing against the abdomen e Seat belts must not rub against sharp objects or damage may occur to the belt DANGER Usi...

Page 196: ...e corresponding belt buckle on the inside of the seat until it engages audibly Fig 161 5 Ensure that the seat belts are not trapped or twisted and are not rubbing against any sharp edges 6 Ensure that...

Page 197: ...lease the lever Ensure that the seat engages properly WARNING Adjusting the Seat while Driving The seat may move further than desired if you attempt to adjust it while driving You may loose control of...

Page 198: ...up backrest e Tilt the backrest back and let it click into place 1 Adjusting seat angle 2 Adjusting seat height 3 Adjusting thigh support 4 Adjusting seat cushion side bolsters 5 Adjusting backrest s...

Page 199: ...ht indicators shows the selected heating setting Switching the heated seat off e Pressthecorrespondingbutton repeatedly until the light indicators go out Information Heated seats are not available whe...

Page 200: ...using the plastic wedge 3 Lever out the switch module B in the front area on both sides arrows using the plastic wedge 4 Remove the switch module B and place to one side Do not subject the switch modu...

Page 201: ...lever gate 1 Make sure that the cable clip C engages correctly in the selector block Then introduce the switch module B into the front guides insert the module completely and press downward until it...

Page 202: ...Remove the cigarette lighter For information about the use of charging adapters in cigarette lighters f Please see chapter Connecting charging adapter on page 91 WARNING Fire Hazard due to Flammable O...

Page 203: ...onal The track progress of the current lap and of the reference lap Stopwatch on the dashboard Fig 173 Sport Chrono stopwatch on the dashboard The stopwatch features an analog and a digital display An...

Page 204: ...ue The stopwatch stops when the ignition is switched off If the ignition is switched on again within about 4 minutes the stopwatch will start running again e Chrono e Start Recording of the data begin...

Page 205: ...er than the fastest lap C Fastest lap time D Circular display how much of the lap has been completed compared to a reference lap E Remaining storage space available F The number of laps that can be co...

Page 206: ...ata e g speed can be recorded at intervals of one second The track progress can also be shown on the map f Please see chapter Displaying and editing recordings on page 202 Difference in distance allow...

Page 207: ...to an acoustically optimized mode Switching sports exhaust system on and off Fig 177 Button for sports exhaust system in the center console b Ignition switched on e Press button When the sports exhaus...

Page 208: ...is automatically turned back from position 2 to position 1 NOTICE Risk of damage due to extra weight If extra weight has been added to the inserted driver s key such as a heavy bunch of keys and or a...

Page 209: ...ached operating temperature Switching off the engine 1 Stop the vehicle 2 Turn the vehicle key to ignition lock position 0 e When exiting the vehicle remove the vehicle key applytheelectricparkingbrak...

Page 210: ...ever to the original position so that you feel it engage Switching the heated steering wheel on and off Fig 181 Heated steering wheel button b Engine is running e Press the button in the central steer...

Page 211: ...ight hand side of the armrest The lid pops up automatically Depending on the country the storage compartment contains a storage tray for a smartphone f Please see chapter Stowing a mobile phone on pag...

Page 212: ...of the arrow Locking e Push the handle of the retractable cover forward in the direction of the arrow Opening door storage compart ments Fig 185 Door storage compartment e Lift up cover B Fig 185 A Do...

Page 213: ...on the inside of the sun visor The vanity mirror lighting is switched on CAUTION Opened Vanity Mirror Cover In the event of an accident the mirror can shatter and glass may enter the passenger compar...

Page 214: ...ing brake can be tested A message appears on the multifunction display in the instrument panel WARNING Inhalation of Toxic Exhaust Gases Danger of serious or fatal injuries due to inhalation of toxic...

Page 215: ...eeks f Please see chapter Tire Pressure menu Tire Pressure Monitoring System TPMS on page 214 DANGER Low Tire Pressure Driving the vehicle with low tire pressure increases the risk of tire failure and...

Page 216: ...move the pressure gauge Fig 189 Example of a tire pressure plate A Seating capacity Maximum number of vehicle occupants including the driver B Vehicle load limit Is the maximum total weight limit spec...

Page 217: ...4 only The tire pressure warning light and a corre sponding message on the instrument cluster warn against loss of pressure in two stages yellow and red tire pressure warning depending on the extent o...

Page 218: ...o stages yellow and red warning Vehicle stationary Displays the deviation from the set pressure and the tire type load and comfort pressure selection Retrieving the tire pressure e If a red tire press...

Page 219: ...t the tire pressure In the case of tires that have not yet been taught in the new target pressures are displayed instead of the actual pressure differences f Please see chapter Teaching in the tire pr...

Page 220: ...driver the option of customising tire pressure to suit race circuits for optimum handling The current actual pressures are displayed Setting tire pressure for the race circuit Fig 192 Example of appl...

Page 221: ...driving on a race circuit for monitoring New pressure If you select New pressure you can set new tire pressures for driving on the race circuit for monitoring Tire pressure warnings The tire pressure...

Page 222: ...wheel Sustained high temperatures can cause the material of the tire to degenerate and reduce tire life and excessive temperature can lead to sudden tire failure The grade C corresponds to a level of...

Page 223: ...w the compressor filler hose onto the tire valve 2 Connectthecompressortoasocketinthevehicle and switch on the compressor The tire is inflated 3 Check the inflation pressure with the pressure gauge an...

Page 224: ...identification mark second two digit code indicates the tire size third four digit code indicates the tire type code fourth four digit code indicates the date of manufacture If for example the last fo...

Page 225: ...h V up to 150 mph 240 km h W up to 167 mph 270 km h Y up to 186 mph 300 km h Y up to 186 mph 300 km h as for Y tires Speeds of more than 185 mph 300 km h are also possible at a maximum tire load capa...

Page 226: ...now chains authorized by Porsche so that sufficient clearance between the wheel well and the chain is assured f For further information on authorized snow chains Please see chapter Wheels and tires on...

Page 227: ...becomes brittle The age of the tire can be seen from the DOT code number shown on the tire sidewall If for example the last four numbers read 3018 then the tire was produced in the 30th week of 2018 B...

Page 228: ...wheel bolt with antitheft protection the adapter must be used between the wheel bolt and the wheel bolt wrench e When positioning the adapter ensure that it engages fully in the teeth of the wheel bo...

Page 229: ...ew wheel f Pleaseseechapter Careofwheelattachment faces on page 225 f Please see chapter Care of wheel bolts on page 225 5 Insert wheel bolts and tighten only slightly in diagonally opposite sequence...

Page 230: ...icles with a faulty or fully discharged battery If the battery is faulty or completely discharged the only way to start the engine is to replace the battery or through emergency starting with jumper c...

Page 231: ...the upper edge on the front and rear of the plastic cover into the bumper until it is released or carefully release the plastic cover using a suitable object 2 Pull the plastic cover out of the bumpe...

Page 232: ...traps 4 Carefully feed towing straps through the opening in the front wheels Make sure metal parts of straps do not damage rim Make sure the strap is flat over the rim bead Make sure brake backing pla...

Page 233: ...op a fuel saving driving style Depending on the selected gear engine speed and acceleratorpedalposition theupshiftindicatorlights up prompting you to shift to a higher gear e Shift to the next higher...

Page 234: ...n Whentheignitionisswitchedoff theselectorleveris blocked in position P When the ignition is switched on the selector lever can only be moved from position P and N if the release button is pressed and...

Page 235: ...as being parked or maneuvered Due to legal requirements the power transmis sion between the engine and transmission is interrupted after 2 seconds if there is no pedal movement brake or accelerator pe...

Page 236: ...hing PDK SPORT mode on and off does not affect the PASM mode or the Auto Start Stop function Information Shifting gears on the steering wheel allows you to switch temporarily from automatic selection...

Page 237: ...ously The transmission shifts to N Neutral The vehicle rolls with the engine disengaged and at idle speed without engine braking effect The number in the gear indicator flashes Releasing the gearshift...

Page 238: ...e speed levels off at around 6 500 rpm A message indicating that LAUNCH CONTROL is active appears on the multifunction display 3 Release the brake quickly Information Optimum functionality is only gua...

Page 239: ...in the PCM Personal trip The driving data can be grouped into four data fields as required Trip since Driving data since the last vehicle start The driving data is reset automatically once the vehicl...

Page 240: ...g 213 Panic button To trigger an alarm e Press the red button once The horn sounds and the emergency flasher flashes To stop the alarm e Press the red button again The horn becomes silent and the emer...

Page 241: ...ency release Fig 216 Removing the metal hook 1 Grasp the fuse box cover on the driver s side by the handle and detach 2 Unclip the metal hook A on the inside of the fuse box cover WARNING Risk of Inte...

Page 242: ...ke a long time e For this reason always have a replacement key available e Keep the replacement key in a safe place but under no circumstances in or on the vehicle To teach new vehicle keys for the ve...

Page 243: ...et via the PCM Adjusting the multifunction display format f Please see chapter Areas on the multifunction display on page 140 Adjusting the upper status area When the function is activated the residua...

Page 244: ...ins blank Adjusting the lower status area Time Temperature Date Temp Adapting the main menu Certain main menu entries can be shown and hidden Audio Phone Map Navigation Trip TPMS Chrono Gear shift ass...

Page 245: ...tch on the dashboard Setting the date Setting the date format DD MM YYYY MM DD YYYY YYYY MM DD Adjusting lights windshield wipers and mirrors Adjusting the exterior lights off delay for the coming hom...

Page 246: ...Trip menu TPMS menu Display TPMS menu Chrono menu Display Sport Chrono menu G force menu Display G force menu Gear shift assist Display gear shift assist Setting locking options Setting door unlockin...

Page 247: ...ud Medium Low Setting units Setting the speedometer units km km h Miles mph Setting the unit for temperature displays C F Setting the unit for pressure displays bar psi e Vehicle e Settings e Locking...

Page 248: ...gs 1 Vehicle e Settings e Units e Consumption 2 Select the desired option Information The unit is adjusted in the following displays Multifunction display PCM 1 Vehicle e Settings e Language 2 Set the...

Page 249: ...PCM Activated by pressing and holding Siri voice recognition f Please see chapter Operating Apple CarPlay using Siri voice recognition on page 48 Ends ongoing announcements from the voice control func...

Page 250: ...ce control or Say for example help tuner help media One input help per main menu is output Saying voice commands In principle there are three types of voice commands that can be input Global voice com...

Page 251: ...dialog is canceled Saying dialog specific voice commands Dialog specific voice commands are necessary as soon as a dialog is conducted with the PCM By way of example these include the following voice...

Page 252: ...s What do I want to do What do I have to say Notice Use natural voice commands Example I would like to listen to the jukebox I would like to listen to rock music As an alternative to actual commands t...

Page 253: ...asks for the name of the contact Open call list Call list missed calls incoming calls dialed numbers These voice commands lead to a global call list from which an entry can be selected or called Call...

Page 254: ...he address f Please see chapter Saving a destination favorite on page 148 Search for destination or point of interest Search point of interest e g Porsche service Brand names or point of interest cate...

Page 255: ...uidance is active Calculate alternative route Avoid traffic jams Calculate alternative routes looking for an alter native route After alternative routes are calculated you can make a choice for exampl...

Page 256: ...e passenger airbag is switched on or off Airbag indicator light fault Service necessary Airbag warning light has failed Possible to drive on e Adapt your driving style to the situation e Have the faul...

Page 257: ...ights up Brake cooling defect The brake temperature is too high e Stop when it is safe to do so e Do not continue driving e Have the fault rectified at an authorized Porsche dealer lights up ABS PSM f...

Page 258: ...age 56 lights up Press brake pedal Parking brake is applied e Press the brake pedal when releasing the electric parking brake Rain light sensor failure Service necessary Rain light sensor is defective...

Page 259: ...rate the high beam manually e Have the fault rectified at an authorized Porsche dealer High beam assistant currently restricted no camera view Clean screen High beam assistant is temporarily unavailab...

Page 260: ...required pressure e For driving on race cercuits adjust tire pressures to at leaste 26 psi 1 8 bar at each wheel lights up Refill tire Loss of pressure at one or more tires e Set the correct tire pre...

Page 261: ...see chapter Tire Pressure menu Tire Pressure Monitoring System TPMS on page 214 lights up Tire pressure Reduce speed Speed for set tire inflation pressure has been exceeded e Reduce speed e Set the c...

Page 262: ...bove maximum e Have the fault rectified at an authorized Porsche dealer Oil level measurement fault Consult a workshop Driving permitted Oil level measurement is faulty e Have the fault rectified at a...

Page 263: ...Possible to drive on e Have the fault rectified at an authorized Porsche dealer Oil temperature too high Reduce engine load Engine oil temperature is too high e Immediately stop when it is safe to do...

Page 264: ...ture is too high e Immediately stop when it is safe to do so switch off the engine and let it cool down e Check radiators and air guides in and on the vehicle for obstructions e Check coolant and engi...

Page 265: ...hop Driving permitted Engine control system is faulty Possible to drive on e Have the fault rectified at an authorized Porsche dealer Coolant temperature gauge warning light flashing Engine control fa...

Page 266: ...eed preferably overland and decelerating again taking your foot completely off the accelerator pedal e Always observe the relevant speed limit e Repeat the procedure until the message disappears If th...

Page 267: ...d to prevent the battery from discharging Possible to drive on Battery protection was active during parking Battery protection is active or it was active The power supply to features was deactivated i...

Page 268: ...r lever position is no longer displayed in the instrument panel The vehicle can be driven only until it comes to a stop Not possible to drive on e Immediately stop when it is safe to do so e Have the...

Page 269: ...Visit workshop Emergency call function is faulty e Have the fault rectified at an authorized Porsche dealer Emergency call failed It was not possible to transfer an emergency call activated via the v...

Page 270: ...rectified at an authorized Porsche dealer Example Service in xxx miles e Have the next service performed at the latest after the indicated number of miles or days Fuel gauge warning light lights up Pl...

Page 271: ...error e Stop when it is safe to do so e Do not continue driving e Have the fault rectified at an authorized Porsche dealer lights up ESC TC failure Drive with caution Electronic Stability Control ESC...

Page 272: ...diagnosis Porsche Stability Management PSM is in diagnostic mode PADM disabled Service required Driving permitted Porsche Active Drivetrain Mount PADM is disabled e Adapt your driving style to the si...

Page 273: ...her conditions or dirt on the windshield e Clean the windshield if necessary If the fault persists e Have the fault rectified at an authorized Porsche dealer System fault Driving permitted Consult a w...

Page 274: ...ault ParkAssist is faulty e Adapt your driving style to the situation e Note the fault when parking e Have the fault rectified at an authorized Porsche dealer Limit 1 2 exceeded Chosen speed limit 1 o...

Page 275: ...100 Phosphate free Suitable for plastic headlights For information on window cleaner concentrates approved by Porsche Contact an authorized Porsche dealer Responding to warning symbols The symbol app...

Page 276: ...ode body parts can become trapped between the moving window and fixed vehicle parts e When opening and closing the windows make sure that no parts of the body can become trapped between the moving win...

Page 277: ...mode is not operative Perform the following steps for all windows 1 Close window completely once by pulling the switch to the second setting 2 When the window is completely closed briefly pull the sw...

Page 278: ...ition 1 277 Adjust the sensitivity of rain sensor intermittent operation Adjust switch A on the right of the lever upward wipe more often or downward wipe less often 277 Wipe Slow Press the lever to d...

Page 279: ...length of wiper blades when replacing them 0 Windshield wipers off Whenthewindshieldwipersandtheignitionare switched off the wipers move up slightly from their rest position so that the wiping edges a...

Page 280: ...nsor sensitivity manually The wiper speed can be adjusted manually High sensitivity e Press switch A upward The setting is confirmed by one wipe of the windshield Low sensitivity e Press switch A down...

Page 281: ...rer Pay attention to thevarying length of the wiper blades NOTICE Risk of damage to the windshield due to uninten tional folding back of the wiper arm e Always hold the wiper arm securely when replaci...

Page 282: ...279 Technical data On the following pagesyou will find technical data for your vehicle 21_718_GT4_Spyder_BAL_21_WKD 982 02 21 21_KW36 20 24 21_en_US book Seite 279 Freitag 24 Juli 2020 11 31 11...

Page 283: ...icle Safety Standards which were in effect at the time the vehicle was manufactured The sticker also shows the month and year of production and the vehicle identification number of your car perforatio...

Page 284: ...e maximum load that a tire is rated to carry for a given inflation pressure The maximum load rating is the load rating for a tire at the maximum permissible inflation pressure The cargo capacity is th...

Page 285: ...information Contact an authorized Porsche dealer 718 Cayman GT4 718 Spyder Number of cylinders 6 Displacement 244 cu in 3 995 cm3 Max engine power 309 kW 414 hp at rpm 7 600 rpm Max torque 309 lb ft 4...

Page 286: ...764 lbs 800 kg 1 786 lbs 810 kg Maximum axle load rear 2 194 lbs 995 kg 2 105 lbs 955 kg Maximum gross weight 3 858 lbs 1 750 kg 3 792 lbs 1 720 kg 718 Cayman GT4 PDK 718 Spyder PDK Empty weight depe...

Page 287: ...idth with exterior mirrors 78 5 in 1 994 mm 78 5 in 1 994 mm Height at empty weight to DIN depending on the chassis variant 51 0 in 1 269 mm 49 5 in 1 258 mm Ground clearance at empty weight to DIN de...

Page 288: ...FA front axle RA rear axle RO rim offset DANGER Improper Tire Size Installation of sizes not authorized by Porsche may impair driving stability and could result in loss of control of the vehicle e Bef...

Page 289: ...r Tire Pressure menu Tire Pressure Monitoring System TPMS on page 214 f Please see chapter Tires and Wheels on page 212 Standard tire pressure FA front axle RA rear axle Tires 718 Cayman GT4 718 Spyde...

Page 290: ...on public roads the chassis must be in the standard setting 718 Cayman GT4 Special notes on chassis setup are included in a separate brochure f Refer to the brochure Driving on the race circuit 718 Ca...

Page 291: ...Technical data 288 Engine diagram at full load vehicles with manual transmission 21_718_GT4_Spyder_BAL_21_WKD 982 02 21 21_KW36 20 24 21_en_US book Seite 288 Freitag 24 Juli 2020 11 31 11...

Page 292: ...Technical data 289 Engine diagram at full load vehicles with PDK 21_718_GT4_Spyder_BAL_21_WKD 982 02 21 21_KW36 20 24 21_en_US book Seite 289 Freitag 24 Juli 2020 11 31 11...

Page 293: ...eristics max 320 kbit s and 48 kHz sampling frequency max 2 000 kbit s and 720x576 px at max 25 fps Number of files DVD drive max 1 000 files per DVD Jukebox max 10 GB memory max 3 000 files can be co...

Page 294: ...30 1 710 kHz manually set in 10 kHz increments Tuning grid with automatic station search VHF FM 200 kHz MW AM 10 kHz CD DVD drive technical data General At the date of production this laser product co...

Page 295: ...cethat maybe received including interference that may cause undesired operation WARNING The transmitter has been tested and complies with FCC and ISED rules Changes or modifications not expressly appr...

Page 296: ...pe Guatemala Greece Greenland Hong Kong Hungary Iceland India Indonesia Ireland Iraq Israel Italy Ivory Coast Jamaica Japan Jordan Kenya Kosovo Kuwait Latvia Lebanon Lesotho Liberia Libya Liechtenstei...

Page 297: ...ap or waste or put into any other form of end storage For further information on correct disposal e Contact an authorized Porsche dealer Old batteries Old batteries must not be disposed of as normal s...

Page 298: ...textiles care instructions 63 Alloy wheels Care instructions 62 Alternator Vehicle electrical system voltage warning 264 Aluminum rims Care instructions 62 Anti lock braking system ABS Functional desc...

Page 299: ...oor with the vehicle key remote control 67 Opening and locking the vehicle door from inside 67 Unlocking the vehicle door with the vehicle key remote control 66 Changing bulbs 124 Chassis control syst...

Page 300: ...ing function 56 Emergency key 237 Emergency operation Filler flap 191 Of the convertible top 82 Emergency starting in case of a flat battery 92 Emergency starting external power supply 92 Emergency un...

Page 301: ...ilizer Functional description 46 Inflation pressure Speed warning 217 Tire pressure plate 280 Information on PCM drives 170 Inserting and removing an SD card 171 Inspection marks Radio systems 292 Ins...

Page 302: ...s 136 Door mirror heating 111 Exterior mirror heating 718 Spyder 99 Folding door mirrors in out 137 Switching automatic interior mirror dimming on off 138 Vanity mirror 210 Mobile phone Check voicemai...

Page 303: ...4 PASS AIR BAG OFF display 43 Passenger s side mirror Adjusting 136 Folding in out 137 PCCB Porsche Ceramic Composite Brake General information 58 PCM Apple CarPlay 47 Care instructions 64 Configuring...

Page 304: ...fective tires 100 Seals care instructions 62 Searching for a destination PCM Navigation 146 Searching source media PCM 134 Seat belts Care instructions 64 Fastening 193 Opening the belt buckle and rem...

Page 305: ...MS 214 Learning 217 Tire pressure plate 280 Tire pressure warning light 115 Tire sealant sealing set For defective tires 100 Tire sealing compound Removing and stowing 125 Tires Changing 224 Fixing a...

Page 306: ...re 218 Washer Fluid Freeze protection agent 272 Topping up 272 Washing your vehicle 60 Watch Sport Chrono stopwatch 200 Weights Technical data 283 Wheel bolts 225 Wheel care 62 Wheels Changing 224 Fix...

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