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291

Changing in car key..........................................275

Charging..........................................................274

Emergency starting with jumper cables..............273

General information ..........................................271

Installation position...........................................271

Procedure after connection...............................273

Replacing ........................................................272

Vehicle electrical system warning ........................95

Winter driving...................................................272

Before driving off.............................................................5

Belts

Care instructions..............................................237

Fastening ..........................................................37

Opening belt buckle............................................38

Safety-belt pretensioners, functional description ...37

Warning light on the tachometer ..........................37

Brake booster .............................................................154

Brake disks.....................................................................3

Brake fluid ......................................................................3

Changing.........................................................243

Warning light on speedometer...........................243

Brake pads .....................................................................3

Breaking in new brake pads ..................................6

Warning message, brakes.................................154

Brake pedal ................................................................153

Brake wear

Warning message.............................................154

Brakes

Applying/releasing parking brake.......................151

Brake pad warning message .............................154

Brake pedal .....................................................153

Brake wear warning message ...........................154

Break in new brake pads.......................................6

Footbrake........................................................152

Test stand ...............................................221, 241

Break in hints ..................................................................6

Breaking in

Engine.................................................................6

Engine oil and fuel consumption during 

break-in period .....................................................6

Hints ...................................................................6

New brake pads and brake disks...........................6

New tires.............................................................6

Brief overview

Opening and locking the vehicle from outside .......19

C

Cabriolet

Closing convertible top .......................................69

Convertible top care.........................................233

Emergency operation .........................................70

Engine compartment lid ..................................... 26

Opening convertible top ..................................... 68

Roll-over protection............................................ 48

Car care

Airbags........................................................... 237

Alcantara ........................................................ 237

Alloy wheels .................................................... 235

Fabric linings................................................... 237

Headlights, plastic components, adhesive foils... 235

Leather........................................................... 236

Leather care for seats with seat ventilation ........ 236

Paint............................................................... 234

Safety belts..................................................... 237

Seals .............................................................. 236

Underbody protection ...................................... 235

Use of high-pressure cleaning equipment ........... 232

Washing the vehicle, instructions....................... 232

Wheel attachment faces ................................... 257

Wheel bolts ..................................................... 257

Windows ......................................................... 234

Car key (remote control)

Changing battery ............................................. 275

Emergency operation of key/control unit in 

ignition lock....................................................... 28

Locking vehicle door.......................................... 22

Unlocking vehicle door ....................................... 21

Car Telephone............................................................. 169

Care instructions

Airbags........................................................... 237

Alcantara ........................................................ 237

Alloy wheels .................................................... 235

Car washing .................................................... 232

Carpet ............................................................ 236

Fabric linings................................................... 237

Headlights, plastic components, adhesive foils... 235

Leather........................................................... 236

Leather care for seats with seat ventilation ........ 236

Mats............................................................... 236

Paint............................................................... 234

Radar sensor................................................... 235

Safety belts..................................................... 237

Seals .............................................................. 236

Ultrasound sensors, ParkAssist......................... 235

Underbody protection ...................................... 235

Use of high-pressure cleaning equipment ........... 232

Wheel attachment faces ................................... 257

Wheel bolts ..................................................... 257

Windows ......................................................... 234

Carpet, care instructions ............................................. 236

Catalytic converter...................................................... 226

Emission control (Check Engine) ......................... 95

Center armrest

Opening front oddments tray.............................194

Central bolt tightening torque (wheels)...........................262

Central locking ......................................................23, 258

Emergency operation in the event of a fault..........29

Locking vehicle door with car key 

(remote control) .................................................22

Locking vehicle door with Porsche Entry & Drive...22

Opening and locking vehicle door from inside .......23

Unlocking vehicle door with car key

(remote control) .................................................21

Unlocking vehicle door with 

Porsche Entry & Drive ........................................21

Central locking system

Functional description.........................................18

Changing button assignment on multi-function steering 

wheel..........................................................................127

Changing car key (remote control) battery .....................275

Changing wheels .........................................................254

Chassis control systems

Overview (PTM, PSM, PASM, PDCC, PTV Plus) ....179

Chassis number, position .............................................284

Chassis setup

Functional description.......................................185

Selecting .........................................................186

Check Engine (emission control)

Functional description.........................................95

Warning light......................................................95

Checking pressure.......................................................256

Child restraint anchorages..............................................47

Child restraint system

Installing with LATCH system...............................46

LATCH restraint system ......................................46

Child seat

Installing with LATCH system...............................46

LATCH restraint system ......................................46

Prescribed installation direction (depending on

weight of child)...................................................43

Child seat bracket .........................................................46

Chrono .......................................................................114

Cigarette Lighter .........................................................196

Cleaning the air deflector ...............................................67

Clock..................................................................114, 124

Closing

Locking vehicle door from inside .........................23

Persons/animals remaining in the vehicle .............22

Vehicle door with car key (remote control)............22

Vehicle door with Porsche Entry & Drive (keyless) .22

Closing convertible top ..................................................69

Coasting .....................................................................150

Coasting mode ................................................174

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Summary of Contents for 911 Turbo 2014

Page 1: ...911 Turbo Owner s Manual...

Page 2: ...e overall contents of the Owner s Manual Section Contents There is a summary of topics with the corresponding page numbers at the beginning of each main chapter Index There is a detailed alphabetical...

Page 3: ...problems between you and your dealer or Porsche Cars N A To contact NHTSA you may call the Vehicle Safety Hotline toll free at 1 888 327 4236 TTY 1 800 424 9153 go to http www safercar gov or write to...

Page 4: ...Airport Road Suite 420 Mississauga Ontario Canada L4V 1W1 Telephone number for customer assistance 1 800 PORSCHE Option 3 Sport tires Sport tires ultra high performance tires are approved for use on p...

Page 5: ...can occur on race circuits sports driving school Club Sport events f Before and after driving on race circuits e g sports driving school Club Sport events it is important therefore to carry out a pro...

Page 6: ...lly empty Fuel leaking from a portable container carried in your vehicle could in case of an accident cause a fire or explosion f Never carry additional fuel in portable containers in your vehicle Gro...

Page 7: ...rea between luggage compartment lid and windshield Ensure that these areas are free of snow and ice so the heater and the windshield wipers work properly f If a child will be riding in the vehicle che...

Page 8: ...n occurs mainly in the first 2 000 miles 3 000 km Therefore f Preferably take longer trips f Avoid frequent cold starts with short distance driving whenever possible f Avoid full throttle starts and a...

Page 9: ...d Seat System 46 Roll Over Protection 48 Exterior Mirrors 49 Automatic Anti Dazzle Interior and Exterior Mirrors 50 Steering Wheel Heating 51 Steering Wheel Adjustment 51 Multi function Steering Wheel...

Page 10: ...00 Loading Information 204 Parking 206 ParkAssist 207 Reversing Camera 209 Swivelling Down Mirror Glass as Parking Aid 210 Garage Door Opener HomeLink Universal Remote Control 211 Alarm System and The...

Page 11: ...ehicle Identification Data 284 Engine Data 285 Driving Performance 285 Wheels Tires 286 Tire Pressure for Cold Tires 68 F 20 C 287 Weights 288 Dimensions 288 Filling Capacities 289 Index 290 14_991_Tu...

Page 12: ...r setting See page 49 D Light switch See page 79 E Overhead console F Power windows See page 62 G Electric parking brake See page 151 H Ignition lock See page 146 I Front and rear lid release See page...

Page 13: ...ature gauge See page 92 E Speedometer See page 92 F Tachometer See page 95 G Multi function display See page 96 H Coolant temperature gauge See page 92 I Fuel gauge See page 94 J Windshield wipers See...

Page 14: ...M See page 170 C Air vents See page 59 D Drinks holder Cupholder See page 194 E Glove box See page 193 F Operating panel for air conditioning See page 55 G Center console See page 13 H Ashtray cigaret...

Page 15: ...o Start Stop function coasting mode See page 151 F Emergency flasher switch See page 83 G Sport mode See page 188 H Sport Plus mode See page 188 I Porsche Active Suspension Management PASM See page 18...

Page 16: ...ge 84 B PASS AIR BAG OFF warning light See page 45 C Interior light See page 84 D Reading lights See page 84 E ParkAssist See page 207 F Garage door opener HomeLink See page 211 G Button for interior...

Page 17: ...cking System 18 Brief Overview Opening and Locking from Outside 19 Opening and Locking from Outside 20 Opening and Locking from Inside 23 Opening and Closing the Luggage Compartment Lid and Engine Cov...

Page 18: ...electric parking brake f Remove ignition key switch ignition off in vehicles that have Porsche Entry Drive f Remove valuables e g car documents radio control module cell phones house keys from the car...

Page 19: ...parties can continue to operate the mechanical locks using the lost key f Please consult an authorized Porsche dealer for blocking the lost key f Furthermore it is recommended having the mechanical l...

Page 20: ...le is equipped with a central locking system The following are unlocked or locked together Doors Filler flap The central locking system is always activated when the vehicle is unlocked and locked On t...

Page 21: ...ive Grip the door handle fully The emergency flasher flashes once The driver s door can be opened The emergency flasher flashes once Both vehicle doors can be opened The driver s door can be opened Lo...

Page 22: ...the vehicle is unlocked using the button and a door or the luggage compartment lid is not opened the vehicle is locked again automatically after 30 seconds Information The factory settings of the vehi...

Page 23: ...ing As a result the doors can be opened from inside by pulling the door opener f Inform any persons remaining in the vehicle that the alarm system will be triggered if the door is opened When locked a...

Page 24: ...n acoustic signal will sound twice The doors cannot be opened from outside or If persons or animals are remaining in the vehicle f press the locking button A on the door handle twice within 2 seconds...

Page 25: ...d The doors can be opened from inside by pulling on the door opener Automatic with Auto Lock If this function is activated the vehicle is locked automatically when a speed of approximately 2 mph 5 km...

Page 26: ...luggage compartment lid or windshield wipers If the windshield wipers are pulled forward when you open the luggage compartment lid the wipers or the luggage compartment lid could be damaged f Make sur...

Page 27: ...d slightly and unlatch the safety catch with the red lever 3 Open the lid Unlocking and opening luggage compartment lid with Porsche Entry Drive keyless The luggage compartment lid can be opened if yo...

Page 28: ...id closed with the palm of your hand in the area of the lock 2 Check that the lid has engaged correctly in the lock When the vehicle is in motion a message will appear on the multi function display in...

Page 29: ...ystem from triggering Further procedure for vehicles with Porsche Entry Drive If the ignition cannot be switched on or if the engine will not start the message Key not found or key fault Change key po...

Page 30: ...the fuse box cover on the driver s side at the finger hole and pull it off 2 Unclip metal hook A on the inside of the fuse box cover 3 Use metal hook A to remove the plastic cover B from the ignition...

Page 31: ...s flashing twice 4 Release the door handle and shut the door The driver s door is now locked 5 To use the emergency locking function on the passenger s door insert the emergency key into the door lock...

Page 32: ...rpose display lights up when unlocking handle is operated f Stop the vehicle immediately when the warning message lights up f Check the luggage compartment f Close the lid If the warning message in th...

Page 33: ...ar Seat Backrests 35 Safety belts 36 Airbag Systems 38 Child Restraint Systems 42 LATCH Child Seat System 46 Roll Over Protection 48 Exterior Mirrors 49 Automatic Anti Dazzle Interior and Exterior Mir...

Page 34: ...ead restraints All occupants including the driver should not operate a vehicle or sit in a vehicle s seat until the headrests and backrests are placed in their proper positions so that the risk of nec...

Page 35: ...ustment 3 Seat cushion depth adjustment 4 Seat fore and aft adjustment 5 Backrest angle adjustment 6 Lumbar support adjustment f Press each control in the direction indicated by the arrows until the d...

Page 36: ...y function on and off f Please see the chapter SWITCHING COMFORT ENTRY ON AND OFF on page 122 Leaving the vehicle The steering wheel moves upwards After the ignition key is removed or after the igniti...

Page 37: ...The seat ventilation can be adjusted to one of three settings by repeatedly pressing the seat ventilation button Switching on f Press the seat ventilation button repeatedly The number of illuminated...

Page 38: ...ayers of heavy clothing may interfere with proper positioning of belts f Belts must not rub against sharp objects or damage may occur to the belt f Two occupants must never share the same belt at the...

Page 39: ...will go off as soon as the driver has buckled up Fasten safety belt 1 Assume a comfortable sitting position 2 Adjust the seat backrest so that the belt always rests on your upper body and runs across...

Page 40: ...pants when correctly worn Therefore all persons within the vehicle must wear safety belts at all times in many states state law requires the use of safety belts to minimize the risk of severe injury o...

Page 41: ...t modify the seat coverings since such changes can block the seat mounted side airbag Do not attach additional cushions protective coverings or pillows to the seats Do not affix things to the seats or...

Page 42: ...devices that may record information at the time of a collision including whether the airbag and seatbelt pretensioners deployed and whether the safety belt was in use To retrieve this information spe...

Page 43: ...system in the front passenger seat Automatic deactivation of the passenger airbag Before transporting a child on the passenger seat f Please see the chapter CHILD RESTRAINT SYSTEMS on page 42 When an...

Page 44: ...t appears while driving Information If you sell your Porsche notify the purchaser that the vehicle is equipped with airbags and refer them to the chapter Airbag systems in the owner s manual safety an...

Page 45: ...ms or cover them with other materials f For maximum safety and protection do not use a child restraint system in the front passenger seat Direction of installation for child restraint systems Accordin...

Page 46: ...gency or other serious conditions require a child to be placed in the front seat exercise extreme caution and defensive driving of your vehicle Child restraint system for up to one year old children I...

Page 47: ...ely fasten the child restraint system in place so that inadvertent movements will not occur The use of a child restraint system on the front passenger seat can result in serious personal injury or dea...

Page 48: ...hild restraint system LATCH Child Seat System LATCH child seats are the best option for mounting a child seat in your Porsche Such LATCH child seats can be installed only using the LATCH system in the...

Page 49: ...f a tether strap you will want to use the anchor points provided behind the rear seat backrests To ensure proper installation see your authorized Porsche dealer Installing a LATCH child seat system f...

Page 50: ...tion system that has been tampered with does not offer any protection It may be triggered inadvertently or not respond when needed f Do not modify the wiring or components of the roll over protection...

Page 51: ...s electrically where equipped Adjusting exterior mirrors The electrical exterior mirror adjuster is ready for operation With ignition switched on After the ignition is switched off and before the driv...

Page 52: ...gs f PLEASE SEE THE CHAPTER COMFORT ENTRY FUNCTION on page 34 Exterior mirror heating The exterior mirror heating is activated automatically when the heated rear window is switched on while the engine...

Page 53: ...off using the button on the rear of the steering wheel when the ignition is switched on Switching steering wheel heating on off f Press button The message Steering wheel heating switched on or Steerin...

Page 54: ...en driving only if the traffic situation allows you to do so safely f Carry out any complicated operating or setting procedures only when the vehicle is stationary Depending on the equipment in your v...

Page 55: ...er closed when driving Risk of damage to the vanity mirror cover f Do not force the cover beyond its end position f Keep the cover closed when closing the convertible top Turn volume control Upwards i...

Page 56: ...ir Conditioning Air Conditioning Automatically Controlled 2 zone Air Conditioning 55 Air Vents 59 Heated Rear Window Exterior Mirror Heating 60 14_991_Turbo_21 book Seite 54 Mittwoch 9 April 2014 2 19...

Page 57: ...pter SETTING AIR CONDITIONING on page 123 All air conditioning system settings are stored on the respective car key when the vehicle is locked on vehicles with memory Information on air conditioning c...

Page 58: ...ing compressor is switched off The cooling function is deactivated SYNC mode In SYNC mode the temperatures on the driver s and passenger s side are synchronized and are regulated via button TEMP on th...

Page 59: ...n the button goes out Information If the air conditioning compressor is switched off manually or automatically recirculated air mode ends after approx 3 minutes Setting automatic air recirculation mod...

Page 60: ...nto the passenger compartment Increasing air quantity f Press button upwards Reducing air quantity f Press button downwards Pressing button AUTO SYNC switches back to automatic mode If the air quantit...

Page 61: ...purpose of warming the hands Changing air flow direction f Swivel vent vanes in the desired direction Air conditioning settings on the multi function display Additional settings relating to vehicle ai...

Page 62: ...e outside temperature the heating switches off automatically after approx 5 to 20 minutes f The heating can be switched back on by pressing the button again Switching off f Press button The indicator...

Page 63: ...iolet 61 Windows Sunroof and Cabriolet Power Windows 62 Sunroof 63 Convertible Top 67 Wind Deflector 69 Emergency Operation of Convertible Top and Wind Deflector 70 14_991_Turbo_21 book Seite 61 Mittw...

Page 64: ...windows Opening closing windows On the Cabriolet select front or rear power windows with switch D The LED C in switch D indicates that the rear windows are selected Opening window with the switch f P...

Page 65: ...is injured when operating the roof or roll up sunblind f Always remove the ignition key when leaving the vehicle or switch ignition off on vehicles with Porsche Entry Drive Always take the ignition k...

Page 66: ...in the first setting until the desired position is reached Second setting one touch operation f Briefly pull button C to the second setting The roof closes automatically The process can be interrupte...

Page 67: ...of is partly or fully open the sunblind can only be closed as far as the front edge of the sunroof If the sunblind is closed it will be opened pulled along automatically when the sunroof is opened War...

Page 68: ...for the roof The roof closes with its full closing force when storing the end position f Ensure that nobody is injured when closing the roof The vehicle must be stationary in order to store the end p...

Page 69: ...fully with button B If the air deflector is not fully extended drive the vehicle for a short distance with the roof open until it is fully extended 2 Clean the air deflector and net using a damp spon...

Page 70: ...ll be interrupted if the maximum speed is exceeded Opening convertible top When opening the convertible top parts of the body can become trapped between the convertible top mechanism or convertible to...

Page 71: ...reached its final position or until the windows are in their desired position The message on the multi function display goes out In case of danger release the switch Convertible top operation stops Me...

Page 72: ...operation Risk of damage to convertible top and convertible top mechanism f After emergency operation do not operate the convertible top f Drive slowly to an authorized Porsche dealer Before emergenc...

Page 73: ...n of wind deflector 1 Remove plastic attachment B from the emergency operation key A Swivel the metal insert approx 90 up out of the plastic attachment B and pull out forwards 2 Fold both roll over pr...

Page 74: ...the emergency operation key 6 Pull retaining bracket G forward lever it out using the screwdriver if necessary until the gears no longer engage Remove retaining bracket 7 Retract the wind deflector m...

Page 75: ...plastic trim until it slides into opening K up to marking 1 on the plastic attachment B 4 Turn the emergency operation key approx 90 in the direction of travel so that the plastic attachment B is poi...

Page 76: ...om the rear and set to the upright position Emergency operation of rear side trim panel flaps 1 Disconnect both connectors L 2 Loosen both screws M on the motor gear unit using the metal insert A TORX...

Page 77: ...ocated within the range of movement of the convertible top or in the area of the convertible top lock during closing there is a risk of pinching or crushing f Make sure that no persons are within the...

Page 78: ...lock emergency operation and turn it to the left or right until it slips into the socket 5 Turn plastic attachment B anti clockwise until the latching hook is fully extended noticeable resistance 6 Pu...

Page 79: ...ent lid when pushing 1 Stand behind the vehicle 2 Grasp the convertible top compartment lid above the brake light and push forward against noticeable resistance until it is completely closed 3 Push th...

Page 80: ...Light Switch 79 Instrument Lighting 82 Turn Signal High Beam Headlight Flasher Stalk Parking Light Switch 82 Emergency Flasher 83 Interior Reading Lights 84 Brief Overview Windshield wipers 85 Windsh...

Page 81: ...re not active when the light switch is set to position low beam driving light Automatic driving light assistant The automatic driving light assistant is a comfort function The driving light low beam i...

Page 82: ...duration of the off delay preset on the multi function display For information on adjusting the off delay of the external lights on the multi function display f Please see the chapter ADJUSTING EXTER...

Page 83: ...e 129 Information f To help make sure that nothing interferes with camera operation Do not block the camera area A with objects e g stickers f The camera A must always be kept free of dirt ice and sno...

Page 84: ...s High beam headlight Switching on and off on vehicles WITHOUT High Beam Assistant f Switching on Push the stalk once to the front pressure point 3 The indicator light lights up on the tachometer f Sw...

Page 85: ...tched on regardless of the position of the ignition lock Switching on and off f Press the emergency flasher button on the center console All turn signal lights and the indicator light in the button fl...

Page 86: ...witched on or remain switched off when a door is unlocked or opened or when the ignition key is removed from the ignition lock f Please see the chapter ACTIVATING OR DEACTIVATING INTERIOR LIGHTS WHEN...

Page 87: ...ent position 1 Adjusting the rain sensor operation sensitivity Adjust switch A on the right of the stalk upwards wipe more often or downwards wipe less often Wipe at front Slow Press the stalk to dete...

Page 88: ...ff and also occasionally after the ignition is switched off the wipers move up slightly from their rest position so that the wiping edges are aligned correctly 1 Rain sensor operation Windshield wiper...

Page 89: ...lk is actuated Information The wiper is stopped when the luggage compartment lid is opened After closing the luggage compartment lid the wiper stalk must be operated in order to switch the wiper back...

Page 90: ...tivating the rear wiper when reverse gear is engaged f Please see the chapter SETTING ACTIVATION OF THE REAR WIPER WHEN REVERSE GEAR IS ENGAGED on page 121 Information f Clean the wiper blades with wi...

Page 91: ...rating the Multi Function Display on the Instrument Panel 96 Vehicle Menu 100 Audio Menu 102 Phone Menu 103 Map Menu 103 Navigation Menu 104 Trip Menu 105 Tire Pressure Menu Tire Pressure Monitoring S...

Page 92: ...showing position of filler flap Warning and indicator lights on the tachometer Warning and indicator lights on the speedometer Emission control warning light Check Engine Airbag warning light Safety b...

Page 93: ...g showing position of filler flap Warning and indicator lights on the tachometer Warning and indicator lights on the speedometer Emission control warning light Check Engine Airbag warning light Safety...

Page 94: ...lay in the instrument panel f Switch engine off and let it cool f Check radiators and air guides in front end of vehicle for obstructions f Check the coolant level Top up with coolant if necessary f H...

Page 95: ...ness setting for instrument lighting Resetting trip counter display f Press rotary switch G for approx 1 second The trip counter display is reset to 0 Adjusting brightness of instrument lighting For i...

Page 96: ...oad Effects Warning jerks can be felt when driving off and the engine power may be restricted Action required Do not hold the vehicle with the accelerator on a hill for example Hold the vehicle with t...

Page 97: ...out approx 1 second after the engine starts The warning light on the instrument panel flashes to indicate operating states e g engine misfiring which may cause damage to certain parts of the emission...

Page 98: ...equipment while driving only if the traffic situation allows you to do so safely f Carry out any complicated operating or setting procedures only when the vehicle is stationary Multi function display...

Page 99: ...ctions CDR functions or multi function display functions can be assigned to the button in the multi function display on the instrument panel Audio source selection is preset by default For information...

Page 100: ...tem is selected information relating to this menu item or other selection options Activating functions opening submenus and accessing setting options from the main menu areas Press the rotary knob A o...

Page 101: ...isplay Lower line Shift request Brightness Exterior lights Interior lights Wiper Revers opt Door lock unlock Comfort Entry Auto Memory Air flow Vent panel Auto air circ Time Date DST 01 00 Time Chrono...

Page 102: ...area Displaying messages All current warning messages and vehicle messages can be viewed on the multi function display The warning symbol in the lower status area indicates the number of pending warni...

Page 103: ...tion B the oil level has reached the minimum mark The message Oil level minimum reached Refill oil appears on the multi function display f Add engine oil immediately If the bottom segment is red illus...

Page 104: ...river to keep to the maximum speed permitted for the tire type fitted to the vehicle for example Setting a speed limit You can either adopt the current speed of the vehicle or specify your own speed l...

Page 105: ...g between callers Adding a caller to a conference call Map Menu In the Map main menu you can view and modify the map display on the navigation system Modifying map display 1 Main menu Phone and confir...

Page 106: ...navigation destination in the multi function display Only navigation destinations from the list of previous destinations or from the list of preset POIs or stored destinations can be selected Startin...

Page 107: ...not expressly approved by the party responsible for compliance could void the user s authority to operate the equipment Each tire including the spare if provided should be checked monthly when cold an...

Page 108: ...Pressure Monitoring System is defective e g defective wheel transmitter contact an authorized Porsche dealer immediately and have the damage repaired The tire pressure will not be monitored at all or...

Page 109: ...ng In the TPMS menu the settings Fill info display of the deviation from the required pressure refill pressure Tire type Full load and Comfort press are available when the vehicle is stationary Tire p...

Page 110: ...this tire The displayed pressures take into account the tire temperature f Use only the pressure values shown in the Fill info display in the TPMS main menu or from the corresponding tire pressure war...

Page 111: ...e type e g 20 W with the setting option 20 Winter Tire selection has only been completed successfully when the following message appears on the multi function display example No tire pressure monitori...

Page 112: ...Prolonged driving at low tire pressure or even short term driving at high speeds on tires which have too low a pressure is likely to result in a loss of control of your vehicle either due to a failur...

Page 113: ...hicle speed above 16 mph 25 km h TPMS requires a certain amount of time to learn the wheels During this time the current tire pressures are not available on the multi function display The tire pressur...

Page 114: ...e pressure in the tire has dropped by more than 6 psi 0 4 bar 40 kPa This significant pressure loss is a danger to road safety f When the tire pressure warning appears stop immediately at a suitable l...

Page 115: ...e the multi function display settings the next time the vehicle is stationary Pressure increase as the result of temperature increase In accordance with physical principles the tire pressure changes a...

Page 116: ...pointer of the analog display measures the seconds The two small pointers measure hours and minutes The display restarts at zero after 12 hours Seconds and increments of 1 10th and 1 100th of a secon...

Page 117: ...play Comparison of current lap time with the reference time Starting timing The stopwatch time B is displayed simultaneously on all stopwatch displays in the vehicle Stopping lap Starting new lap The...

Page 118: ...he form of a circular diagram The maximum occurring longitudinal and lateral acceleration forces are displayed in the G Force max sub menu The values can be reset via the menu item Reset Performance M...

Page 119: ...ontrol of the vehicle f Carry out any complicated operating or setting procedures only with the vehicle stationary and in park Selecting settings menu Selecting setting options or activating vehicle f...

Page 120: ...ions currently within range Preset list List of stored stations Multi function display configuration example Adapting display contents in vehicle information area You can select four of the many items...

Page 121: ...unction display You can configure the multi function display to temporarily display different items of information relating to Porsche Communication Management PCM Available PCM information Map info N...

Page 122: ...Interior light functions on the vehicle can be adapted individually in the Interior lights menu Activating or deactivating interior lights when the door is opened depending on equipment You can config...

Page 123: ...windshield wiper to adjust its speed automatically when it is raining Available setting options Automatic Wiper speed is adjusted automatically Manual Wiper speed must be adjusted manually using the w...

Page 124: ...doors are not locked automatically after entering the vehicle After ign on The doors are locked automatically when the ignition is switched on After drive off The doors are locked automatically after...

Page 125: ...automatic air recirculation mode on off You can configure the fresh air supply to adjust automatically to the air quality 1 Main menu Vehicle Settings Locking 2 Select Auto Memory 3 Confirm your selec...

Page 126: ...without Porsche Communication Management PCM the hours and minutes can be set separately when setting the time Setting time zone The time zone of the vehicle clock can be set individually on vehicles...

Page 127: ...the digital speedometer in the instrument panel the temperature gauge in the air conditioning displays and the tire pressure display on the multi function display 1 Main menu Vehicle Settings Date Ti...

Page 128: ...e of warning and information tones The volume of the warning tones and ParkAssist information tones can be adjusted Adjusting ParkAssist volume The volume of the ParkAssist information tones can be ad...

Page 129: ...e Station track Next radio station track Map Display navigation map in PCM Menu change Change main menu area Available instrument cluster functions Start Stop Chr Start stop timing Vehicle menu Displa...

Page 130: ...atent and advance warnings can be activated under Prewarning on 1 Select Vehicle Settings Assist systems Active Safe PAS and confirm 1 Select Vehicle Settings Assist systems Active Safe PAS 2 Select S...

Page 131: ...driving Select Oil measurement on the multi function display Add engine oil if necessary Do not continue driving if the warning message is displayed despite the oil level being correct Have the fault...

Page 132: ...nt immediately Do not drive on Switch engine off and let it cool Check coolant level Add coolant if necessary Cooling system fault Consult a workshop Service required Have the fault corrected at an au...

Page 133: ...ay be positioned between two settings Engage selector lever properly Move gear lever to position P PDK transmission Move gear lever to position P before removing key from ignition lock or stopping and...

Page 134: ...o not continue driving Have the fault corrected at an authorized Porsche dealer Brake distribution fault Park vehicle safely Stop immediately in a suitable place Do not continue driving Have the fault...

Page 135: ...authorized Porsche dealer PSM failure Consult a workshop Adapted driving permitted Have the fault corrected at an authorized Porsche dealer PSM off Porsche Stability Management was switched off PSM o...

Page 136: ...il Increased effort Driving permitted Have the fault corrected at an authorized Porsche dealer Power steering restricted Consult a workshop Driving permitted Steering assistance is temporarily reduced...

Page 137: ...d Vehicle handling may be affected Adapt your speed to the changed conditions Have the fault corrected at an authorized Porsche dealer Chassis system failure Stop immediately in a suitable place Do no...

Page 138: ...indicated for damage If necessary fill in tire sealant and set the correct tire pressure Top off air Tire Pressure Monitoring System detects a pressure loss of more than 4 psi 0 3 bar Correct the tire...

Page 139: ...aler lights up Driving light control defec tive Service required Have the fault corrected at an authorized Porsche dealer Headlight range regulation defective Service required Adjust your speed and dr...

Page 140: ...e door lid indicated Launch Control activated Launch Control is activated System fault Driving permitted Consult a workshop One or more electrical systems may have failed Adjust your speed and driving...

Page 141: ...ol system Have the fault corrected at an authorized Porsche dealer Outside temp display defective Service required Have the fault corrected at an authorized Porsche dealer Aerodynamic rear spoiler Clo...

Page 142: ...km Service reminder Bring the vehicle in for service no later than after the distance time shown has elapsed The intervals in the Maintenance booklet are decisive however Light in instrument panel War...

Page 143: ...Personal Settings 141 Personal Settings Brief Overview Personal Settings 142 Storing personal settings 143 14_991_Turbo_21 book Seite 141 Mittwoch 9 April 2014 2 19 14...

Page 144: ...n display and Porsche Communication Management PCM Prerequisite The Auto Memory function must be activated in the multi function display f Please see the chapter SWITCHING AUTO MEMORY ON AND OFF on pa...

Page 145: ...WITCHING AUTO MEMORY ON AND OFF on page 123 Regardless of whether the automatic storage function is activated on the multi function display the settings can be stored on the car key by pressing key bu...

Page 146: ...pen and the ignition switched off briefly press key button The settings are automatically retrieved Why do the settings on key button not correspond to the ones I have stored If the Auto Memory functi...

Page 147: ...172 Selector lever Positions 174 Limp home mode 178 Transmission and Chassis Control Systems 179 Porsche Traction Management PTM 180 Porsche Stability Management PSM 181 HOLD function Drive Off Assis...

Page 148: ...discharge f Do not connect any equipment or devices to the diagnostic socket Ignition Lock The ignition key is inserted into the ignition lock to the right of the light switch at the left of the steer...

Page 149: ...le the Porsche Entry Drive comfort function If this happens the control unit can be removed from the ignition lock and the vehicle can be started using the ignition key For information on removing the...

Page 150: ...that the battery will start the engine all electrical loads that are not required should be switched off when the ignition is switched on and when engine revs are low in traffic jams in city traffic...

Page 151: ...ring the stopping process 1 Use the footbrake to stop the vehicle 2 Keep the footbrake pressed or Move PDK selector lever to position P Information The engine can also be stopped subsequently not imme...

Page 152: ...ft after an automatic stop when PDK selector lever position D or N is engaged an automatic engine start is executed to remind the driver that the Auto Start Stop function is still active In selector l...

Page 153: ...on page 150 Information If the indicator light in the multi function display continuously lights up yellow when the vehicle is stopped and if the engine does not stop regularly when the vehicle is sto...

Page 154: ...warning messages on the multi function display f Please see the chapter OVERVIEW OF WARNING AND INFORMATION MESSAGES on page 129 Emergency braking function If the vehicle cannot be stopped by conventi...

Page 155: ...stead have it towed to the nearest authorized Porsche dealer for repair Brake system warning light You can check the functionality of the brake system warning light by switching the ignition to the On...

Page 156: ...hich they wear depends on how the brakes are used f Have the brake system inspected at the intervals recommended in your Maintenance Booklet Brake system warning light You can check the functionality...

Page 157: ...e system checked by experts at an authorized Porsche dealer f To relieve the brake system on downhill stretches change down to a lower gear in good time engine braking If engine braking is insufficien...

Page 158: ...ew desired speed is displayed on the multi function display in the instrument panel Decelerating f Briefly pull the control stalk on the steering wheel towards the steering wheel position 2 The desire...

Page 159: ...too short and accelerates your vehicle if the distance increases If the current traffic situation does not allow you to drive safely at a constant speed and with sufficient distance to the vehicle in...

Page 160: ...e see the chapter OVERVIEW OF WARNING AND INFORMATION MESSAGES on page 129 Information This device complies with Part 15 of the FCC Rules and with RSS 210 of Industry Canada Operation is subject to th...

Page 161: ...be increased at any time by pressing the accelerator If the vehicle is traveling faster than the speed set by adaptive cruise control ACC adaptive cruise control is deactivated The message ACC passiv...

Page 162: ...function display can be selected permanently using the buttons on the multi function steering wheel or the control stalk at the bottom right of the steering wheel For information on using the multi fu...

Page 163: ...the desired distance that was set are retained The status display B turns grey For information on resuming cruise control and distance control f Please see the chapter RESUMING CRUISE CONTROL AND DIS...

Page 164: ...status display B shows the new desired speed The red triangle G under the progress bar for the speed control range shows the speed of your vehicle Reducing the desired speed f Briefly pull the control...

Page 165: ...he vehicle is actively held at a stop For information on the HOLD function f Please see the chapter HOLD FUNCTION DRIVE OFF ASSISTANT STANDSTILL MANAGEMENT on page 184 Information Depending on the tra...

Page 166: ...e control stalk on the steering wheel upwards and keep it pressed position 4 RESUME The vehicle accelerates in a more sporty driving style to the desired speed that was stored Information If speed and...

Page 167: ...when adaptive cruise control is switched on adaptive cruise control will be switched off A message to this effect appears on the multi function display Warning messages Overtake request when adaptive...

Page 168: ...suddenly in the detection field of the radar sensor e g after a vehicle in front changes lanes will not be detected by adaptive cruise control Stationary vehicles are not detected by the radar sensor...

Page 169: ...same time braking power is inadequate brake pressure can be increased in accordance with the situation through to full braking if required Information All Porsche Active Safe functions are active for...

Page 170: ...n stored when the ignition is switched on and off f PLEASE SEE THE CHAPTER ACTIVE SAFETY PORSCHE ACTIVE SAFE on page 167 Car Audio Operation Tips For radio operation see your radio manual which is inc...

Page 171: ...amage the disk f If the disk gets dirty clean the disk by wiping the surfaces from the center to the outside in a radial direction with a soft cloth Do not use a conventional record cleaner or anti st...

Page 172: ...the vehicle stationary f If it is necessary to operate these components while the vehicle is in motion use the function keys on the multi functional steering wheel f Refer to the separate operating i...

Page 173: ...rsche Communication Management PCM can be operated by spoken commands using the voice control system f Please refer to the chapter VOICE CONTROL in the separate PCM operating instructions Activating v...

Page 174: ...tentionally The release button must be pressed when shifting to position R or P Starting The engine can be started only if the brake pedal is depressed and the selector lever is in position P or N Dri...

Page 175: ...d The selector lever was moved to R above the permissible limit speed Action required f Press the footbrake and engage the required selector lever position again from P or N If reverse gear fails f Pl...

Page 176: ...s before the bend The bend is taken in the right gear and when you accelerate out of the bend you do not have to change down With a sporty driving style downshifts are already initiated when the brake...

Page 177: ...race circuits 7th gear is not selected The gear changing performance is enhanced significantly again compared with Sport mode f Please see the chapter SPORT AND SPORT PLUS MODE on page 188 Driving off...

Page 178: ...ccelerator pedal beyond the full throttle point kickdown The transmission shifts down depending on the speed of travel and engine speed Upshifts occur at the highest possible engine speeds PDK selecto...

Page 179: ...by the corresponding number of gears by quickly operating the selector lever the shift buttons or the shift paddles several times in succession Gear changes that would exceed the upper or lower engine...

Page 180: ...unction display Transm fault Poss no R gear Drive on poss Effects Restricted gearshift comfort reverse gear may not function Action required Have the fault corrected immediately at an authorized Porsc...

Page 181: ...ility Management Driving stability control Anti lock brake system ABS Brake system prefilling Brake booster Hydraulic Brake Assist Automatic brake differential ABD Anti slip control ASR Engine drag to...

Page 182: ...ng stability and ensures the same high level of agility and dynamic response In spite of the advantages of PTM and four wheel drive it is still the driver s responsibility to adapt his driving style a...

Page 183: ...ravel steering angle Lateral acceleration Axial acceleration Rate of turn about the vertical axis PSM uses these values to determine the direction of travel desired by the driver PSM intervenes and co...

Page 184: ...ount of propulsive power is required e g when driving off on an uphill slope or for rapid acceleration the ABD system is adapted accordingly Anti slip control ASR The anti slip control system prevents...

Page 185: ...PSM interventions occur later than in Normal mode The vehicle can be maneuvered with greater agility at its performance limits without having to dispense with the assistance of PSM in emergency situat...

Page 186: ...e footbrake if necessary If the Drive Off Assistant is not functioning the driver cannot be assisted when driving off on hills f Hold the vehicle with the footbrake If the vehicle comes to a standstil...

Page 187: ...EW OF WARNING AND INFORMATION MESSAGES on page 129 In this case the braking system will operate without lock prevention as in vehicles without ABS f Adapt your driving style to the changed braking beh...

Page 188: ...adapt his her driving style and maneuvers in line with road and weather conditions as well as the traffic situation The increased safety that is provided should not induce you to take greater risks w...

Page 189: ...rs on the front and rear axles Vehicle balance and agility are optimized No separate controls are available for the PDCC system When you select a chassis setup in Porsche Active Suspension Management...

Page 190: ...changes take place faster The electronic accelerator pedal reacts sooner and the engine is more responsive to throttle inputs When Sport mode is switched on and the vehicle is traveling at a speed of...

Page 191: ...he indicator light on the button lights up The words SPORT PLUS appear on the digital speedometer or on the steering wheel depending on vehicle equipment In Sport Plus mode the PDK transmission change...

Page 192: ...he vehicle stops f Please remember for example when parking or in multi storey car parks that the ground clearance is limited Automatic mode Depending on the vehicle speed and the position of the sun...

Page 193: ...above 15 km h 9 mph The indicator light on the button comes on The spoilers are not retracted automatically Moving manually at 0 9 mph 0 15 km h f Press and hold button to extend and retract the spoi...

Page 194: ...Luggage Compartment and Roof Transport System Storage 193 Drinks Holder Cupholder 194 Ashtray 195 Cigarette Lighter 196 Sockets 196 Luggage Compartment 197 Roof Transport System 200 Loading Informatio...

Page 195: ...the vehicle equipment Drinks holder cupholder in the doors in the door sill next to the passenger s seat in the center console front and rear storage net in the passenger s footwell Heavy and bulky ob...

Page 196: ...loss of vehicle control f Only use containers that fit f Never put overfull containers in the cupholder f Do not use hot drinks Risk of damage due to drinks being spilt f Only use containers that fit...

Page 197: ...er Folding cupholder in 1 Push cupholder drawer in 2 Open the panel in the middle 3 Fold the cupholder in and engage it 4 Close the panel in the middle Ashtray f Never use ashtray for waste paper disp...

Page 198: ...ghter into the receptacle When the element is red hot the lighter will jump back to its initial position Sockets in the glove box and passenger footwell Sockets Electrical accessories can be connected...

Page 199: ...on once A Suitable charging adapter B Unsuitable charging adapter Using charging adapter for 12 volt socket cigarette lighter Risk of damage to the electrical system f Only use a suitable charging ad...

Page 200: ...security wheel bolts G Plastic wedge for emergency operation of PDK selector lever Tools The tools are located in plastic box B f Grasp plastic box B at the handle recess and remove f To insert the pl...

Page 201: ...e tire filling compressor in the storage compartment so that the narrower side faces forwards illustration 2 Close the cover of the storage compartment for the tire filling compressor 3 Detach retaini...

Page 202: ...oof Transport System is loaded the maximum speeds depends on the nature size and weight of the load being carried f Driving braking and steering behavior change due to the higher center of gravity and...

Page 203: ...nd pull them out 2 Fold out all eight rotary holders G using the hook of the torque wrench 3 Unlock cover flaps H using the key and fold upwards as far as possible 4 Ensure that the carriers are fitte...

Page 204: ...f the relevant carrier Place long carrier A at the front and short carrier B at the rear on the rotary holders G and at the same time adapt to the vehicle width by means of the moveable carrier suppor...

Page 205: ...the torque wrench are exactly aligned 9 Fold the cover flaps H of the carriers fully downwards and push the desired load carrying device e g ski box bicycle carrier into the carrier 10 Cut the cover t...

Page 206: ...imit is the maximum total weight limit specified of the load passengers and cargo for the vehicle This is the maximum weight of passengers and cargo that can be loaded into the vehicle This infor mati...

Page 207: ...ccupants 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 passengers that will be riding in you...

Page 208: ...Parking ParkAssist 207 Reversing Camera 209 Swivelling Down Mirror Glass as Parking Aid 210 Garage Door Opener HomeLink Universal Remote Control 211 14_991_Turbo_21 book Seite 206 Mittwoch 9 April 20...

Page 209: ...ctivated At a speed of more than approx 9 mph 15 km h When the electric parking brake is activated When the ParkAssist has been switched off with button A in the overhead console with the ignition swi...

Page 210: ...12 in 30 cm a continuous tone sounds f Set the radio volume so that the signal tones are not drowned out The volume of the signal tones can be changed individually For information on changing the sig...

Page 211: ...as been eliminated In the event of a permanent fault in ParkAssist a continuous tone sounds for three seconds after reverse gear has been selected On vehicles with front and rear sensors only In the c...

Page 212: ...r on the driver s side lights up 2 Press the selection button D for adjusting the exterior mirror on the passenger s side The mirror on the passenger s side swivels down Information The position of th...

Page 213: ...orized Porsche dealer on the HomeLink website www homelink com or by calling the free HomeLink hotline 1 800 355 3515 When opening and closing the equipment being operated parts of the body could beco...

Page 214: ...programming It is not possible to individually clear the programmed buttons Do not repeat this process if you want to assign additional signals to the buttons f Keep the two outer buttons I and III o...

Page 215: ...angeable code system f Information on synchronization can also be found in the operating instructions for the system to be programmed Assigning garage door opener signal to key f Park the vehicle with...

Page 216: ...riginal remote control of the system to be programmed In front of the vehicle 4 Hold the original remote control approx 12 in 30 cm away from the marked position illustration and press and hold the tr...

Page 217: ...and Theft Protection 215 Alarm System and Theft Protection Alarm System and Passenger Compartment Monitoring 216 Immobilizer 217 Theft Protection 217 14_991_Turbo_21 book Seite 215 Mittwoch 9 April 2...

Page 218: ...nds and the emergency flasher flashes After 5 seconds of interruption the alarm is triggered again This cycle is repeated up to ten times Switching on f The alarm system is activated when the vehicle...

Page 219: ...lights flash quickly while you are locking the vehicle go out for 10 seconds and then flash normally Faults in the central locking system and alarm system The indicator lights come on for 10 seconds f...

Page 220: ...Up Engine Oil 222 Washer Fluid windshield 224 Wiper Blades 224 Emission Control System 225 How Emission Control Works 226 Fuel Economy 226 Operating Your Porsche in other Countries 227 Fuel 227 Porta...

Page 221: ...ven death if inhaled f Only work on your vehicle outdoors or in a well ventilated area The engine and surrounding components exhaust system and coolant become very hot when the engine is running The c...

Page 222: ...driving abroad Technical Modifications f Modifications may be carried out on your vehicle only if approved by Porsche This ensures that your Porsche will remain reliable and safe to drive and that it...

Page 223: ...lancing of the wheels the entire vehicle must be lifted and the wheels must be free to turn Engine Oil It is important to perform oil changes regularly in accordance with the intervals specified in yo...

Page 224: ...nsures short waiting times for the soonest possible oil level display Hands fingers items of clothing ties sleeves etc necklaces or long hair can be drawn in by moving parts e g the engine compartment...

Page 225: ...reme caution when topping up engine oil f Top up engine oil only with the engine stopped and ignition switched off Coup 1 Before opening the engine compartment lid Cabriolet convertible top compartmen...

Page 226: ...luid 1 Open cap on washer fluid reservoir 2 Add washer fluid 3 Close cap carefully Wiper Blades Maintenance notes Risk of damage if wiper blades are not cleaned properly The graphite coating on the wi...

Page 227: ...ntenance service for the vehicle and to keep a record of all maintenance work performed To facilitate record keeping have services performed by authorized Porsche dealers They have Porsche trained tec...

Page 228: ...urately metered air fuel mixture Crankcase ventilation Through crankcase ventilation undesirable emissions from the engine crankcase are not permitted to reach the outside atmosphere These emissions a...

Page 229: ...es or Canada there is the possibility that Unleaded fuel may not be available Unleaded fuel may have a considerably lower octane rating Excessive engine knock and serious damage to both engine and cat...

Page 230: ...ent when you get back out of the vehicle and touch the fuel nozzle f Do not re enter the vehicle while pumping gas 1 Stop the engine and switch off the ignition 2 Open the filler flap by pressing on t...

Page 231: ...h fuel f Wipe off any spilled fuel immediately Emergency unlocking of the filler flap If the electrical release mechanism is faulty the filler flap can be opened as follows f Open the passenger s door...

Page 232: ...countries the available fuel quality may not meet the requirements of your Porsche vehicle and can result in coking inside or around the injector bores or other serious damage to the engine fuel syst...

Page 233: ...ar care sets They will be pleased to help you select suitable products Whether you use Porsche products or other commercially available cleaning agents first make sure of their correct application A P...

Page 234: ...tection for the vehicle from the damaging effects of the environment is frequent washing and preservation The longer road salt road dust industrial dust insect remains bird excrement and tree exudatio...

Page 235: ...h sharp edged objects Cleaning the convertible top Risk of damage to the convertible top due to the cleaning jet of the high pressure cleaning equipment or hot wax treatment f Do not clean the convert...

Page 236: ...on as possible using an insect remover as they discolor the paint if left to work on it over time f Wash the treated areas carefully afterwards Repairing minor paint damage f Have minor paint damage c...

Page 237: ...ngine compartment should be cleaned thoroughly after the winter to prevent salt from causing any lasting damage A full under body wash should also be performed at the same time Cleaning headlights lig...

Page 238: ...se caustic cleaners or hard cleaning objects f Make sure that perforated leather does not get wet on its reverse side f Remove water drops from the leather without delay f Clean all types of leather r...

Page 239: ...l produce a lasting change to the surface Cleaning when lightly soiled f Wet a soft cloth with water or a neutral soap solution and wipe off the dirt Cleaning when heavily soiled f Wet a soft cloth wi...

Page 240: ...charge the battery every 2 3 weeks Do not fast charge the battery f Please see the chapter BATTERY 12 VOLT on page 271 Vehicle interior The interior must be dry especially in the area of the floor car...

Page 241: ...254 Wheel Attachment Faces 257 Wheel Bolts 257 Wheels with Central Lock 258 Central Bolts 258 Changing a Wheel 258 Rim Cleaner 263 Central Bolt Emergency Fastening 263 Flat Tire 265 Electrical System...

Page 242: ...f Only work on your vehicle outdoors or in a well ventilated area The engine and surroundings components the exhaust system and coolant become very hot when the engine is running The coolant reservoi...

Page 243: ...t temperature is monitored for approx 30 minutes During this period and depending on temperature the engine compartment blowers may continue to run or start to run f Carry out work in this area only w...

Page 244: ...cap on the reservoir when the engine is hot f Allow the engine to cool down before opening the cap and protect your hands arms and face from any possible escape of hot coolant Coup Checking the coolan...

Page 245: ...wever if the fluid level falls significantly or goes below the MIN marking the brake system may have developed a leak f Have the brake system checked immediately Please contact an authorized Porsche d...

Page 246: ...is virtually free of dust and pollen f If the outside air is polluted by exhaust fumes press the recirculated air button Tires and Wheels The original equipment tires and wheel rims on your Porsche c...

Page 247: ...ditions of their use however and may depart significantly from the norm due to variations in driving habits service practices and differences in road characteristics and climate Traction AA A B C The...

Page 248: ...cle placard or tire inflation pressure label 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 Moni...

Page 249: ...pressure plate A Seating capacity Maximum number of vehicle occupants including the driver B Vehicle load limit Is the maximum total weight limit specified of the load passengers and cargo for the ve...

Page 250: ...tires and wheel rims f If you must drive over a curb or other obstacle drive slowly and at an obtuse angle f Check tires for uneven wear and damage before driving off f Remove embedded material f Rep...

Page 251: ...e removed the direction of rotation and position of each wheel should be marked If new tires are installed only on one axle a noticeable change in handling occurs due to the different tread depth of t...

Page 252: ...dealer Removing and storing tires f After changing adjust tire pressure and torque wheel bolts diagonally Please see the chapter CHANGING WHEELS on page 254 f Store tires in a cool and dry place Rota...

Page 253: ...atures below 45 F 7 C since the driving performance of summer tires is reduced at low temperatures and a lower level of comfort can also be expected For example juddering noises caused by the tires ca...

Page 254: ...gned for Passenger vehicle This information is not included on all tires 265 Indication of tire width in mm 40 Indication of tire height to tire width ratio in percent ZR Belt type code letter for rad...

Page 255: ...sidewall Information 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 Please note...

Page 256: ...g points Changing Wheels Other vehicles could collide with your vehicle if you are parked in a dangerous position f If you have a flat tire move a safe distance off the road Turn the emergency flasher...

Page 257: ...th axles are different f Do not fit the wrong wheels on the wrong axle f Only use wheels tires with approved dimensions for the relevant axle Sequence of operation The jack must be used only to raise...

Page 258: ...ue wrench to check the prescribed tightening torque of the wheel bolts 160 Nm 118 ftlb Note on operation for vehicles with Tire Pressure Monitoring f On vehicles with Tire Pressure Monitoring the sett...

Page 259: ...lts of similar quality that have been manufactured according to Porsche specifications and production requirements Tightening torque Tightening torque for wheel bolts 160 Nm 118 ftlb Security wheel bo...

Page 260: ...orized Porsche dealer about the current stipulations before driving on race circuits f Other parts such as ball joints rubber mounts etc where wear may result in modified vehicle handling must be chec...

Page 261: ...mage the central lock f Always use a lifting platform if there is one available f Do not use an impact wrench 1 Apply the electric parking brake move the PDK selector lever to position P and remove th...

Page 262: ...especially if it has not been opened in a long time f Turn in the correct direction f Make sure there is sufficient clearance so that neither people nor vehicle parts will be harmed if the lever brea...

Page 263: ...efore fitting the wheel The central bolt and central bolt lock are safety related components Always check them for signs of wear and damage f The affected parts must be replaced by your authorized Por...

Page 264: ...gain by 1 4 turn 15 Tighten the central bolt again to 443 ftlb 600 Nm Information If you do not have a suitable torque wrench in a breakdown situation the emergency procedure for fastening the central...

Page 265: ...he central bolt f Only use rim cleaners approved by Porsche and use these sparingly and in accordance with instructions for use Central Bolt Emergency Fastening If there is no suitable torque wrench a...

Page 266: ...NGING A WHEEL on page 258 f You should have the central bolt loosened by a qualified specialist workshop again as soon as possible and then tightened to the specified tightening torque of 443 ftlb 600...

Page 267: ...ttle a filler hose a valve turner a spare valve insert a sticker with the maximum permitted speed a compressor operating instructions Always observe the following points f Use the tire sealant only in...

Page 268: ...reached the tire is too severely damaged Do not continue driving with this tire 14 Screw valve cap onto the tire valve F 15 Check the tire pressure after driving for around 10 minutes If the tire pres...

Page 269: ...ger s footwell respectively 1 Switch off the load with the defective fuse 2 Detach the appropriate plastic cover at the finger hole 3 Remove the relevant fuse see fuse assignment from its slot using t...

Page 270: ...rol unit 7 5 9 Instrument cluster Steering column stopwatch 10 10 PCM 25 No Designation A 1 Center console button panel Gateway control unit Diagnostic socket Ignition lock Passenger compartment monit...

Page 271: ...ower supply 40 3 Lower right Fresh air blower motor Blower regulator 40 4 Upper right Right seat control unit Seat adjustment 25 No Designation A 1 Rain sensor 5 2 Air conditioning control unit 25 3 N...

Page 272: ...the fuse box using the plastic gripper A yellow A Plastic gripper yellow C Positive terminal red 4 Use the red jump lead to connect the positive terminal of the donor battery to the positive terminal...

Page 273: ...cause a short circuit across the battery terminal f Charge battery in a well ventilated area f Never charge a frozen battery It may explode because of gas trapped in the ice Allow a frozen battery to...

Page 274: ...tery checked before the start of winter Information Keep the battery fully charged to prevent it from freezing A discharged battery can already freeze at 5 C but a fully charged one only freezes at 40...

Page 275: ...MENU TIRE PRESSURE MONITORING SYSTEM TPMS on page 105 7 Store end position on vehicles with a sunroof For information on storing the end position for the sunroof f Please see the chapter STORING END...

Page 276: ...t the negative lead black first to the negative terminal of the donor battery then to the ground point B 4 Leave the engine of the donor vehicle running at a higher engine speed 5 Start the engine An...

Page 277: ...ectly 2 Switch on the charger 3 After charging the battery first switch off the charger and then disconnect it f Please see the chapter PUTTING VEHICLE INTO OPERATION on page 273 Changing Car Key Remo...

Page 278: ...rom 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 it is mandatory to carry spare bulbs Headlig...

Page 279: ...utoff is 2 0 in 5 cm at 24 6 ft or 7 5 m 0 4 below a horizontal line x cm from ground to the center of the headlamp lens Lateral adjustment of the headlights should be carried out at an authorized Por...

Page 280: ...y be towed on all four wheels only provided the following conditions are strictly met Failure to meet these conditions will result in serious and expensive damage to the PDK transmission If the vehicl...

Page 281: ...gnition lock and the key inserted in vehicles with Porsche Entry Drive f Please see the chapter EMERGENCY OPERATION UNLOCKING THE IGNITION KEY CONTROL UNIT on page 28 f Make sure that the vehicle is a...

Page 282: ...wing lug is stored in the left tool box in the luggage compartment f Use the towing lug only for an emergency to remove the vehicle off the road The towing lug is to be used only to pull the vehicle o...

Page 283: ...emoving the towing lug 1 Unscrew the towing lug A 2 Insert plastic cover at the lower edge of the opening 3 Fold the cover up and press on its upper edge to engage it in the bumper 4 Store the towing...

Page 284: ...n cars with a fire extinguisher the extinguisher is located under the front passenger seat f To remove the fire extinguisher in case of an emergency hold the extinguisher with one hand and press the b...

Page 285: ...cal Data Vehicle Identification Data 284 Engine Data 285 Driving Performance 285 Wheels Tires 286 Tire Pressure for Cold Tires 68 F 20 C 287 Weights 288 Dimensions 288 Filling Capacities 289 Reifendru...

Page 286: ...plicable Federal Motor Vehicle 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 num...

Page 287: ...e as per 80 1269 EEC 487 ftlb 660 Nm Overboost 524 ftlb 710 Nm 553 ftlb 700 Nm Overboost 553 ftlb 750 Nm At engine speed 1 950 5 000 rpm Overboost 2 100 4 250 rpm 2 100 4 250 rpm Overboost 2 200 4 000...

Page 288: ...ler will be pleased to advise you about the current approval status for tires wheels and snow chains FA front axle RA rear axle 20 inch wheel FA RA 5 holes and central lock 8 5J x20 RO51 11J x20 RO56...

Page 289: ...d threshold permitted for your vehicle depends on the national type standardization and is displayed under Comfort pressure in the Tire pressure menu on the multi function display f The load condition...

Page 290: ...1 750 kg to 1 805 kg Maximum axle load front2 1 764 lbs 800 kg 1 764 lbs 800 kg 1 786 lbs 810 kg 1 786 lbs 810 kg Maximum axle load rear2 2 690 lbs 1 220 kg 2 690 lbs 1 220 kg 2 778 lbs 1 260 kg 2 77...

Page 291: ...engine is designed to provide optimum performance and fuel consumption if unleaded premium fuel with 98 RON 88 MON 93 CLC or AKI is used If unleaded fuels with octane numbers of less than RON 98 MON...

Page 292: ...larm button 17 Alarm system Avoiding false alarms 217 Functional description 216 Persons animals remaining in the locked vehicle 216 Switching off 216 Switching off interior surveillance and inclinati...

Page 293: ...ra 237 Alloy wheels 235 Car washing 232 Carpet 236 Fabric linings 237 Headlights plastic components adhesive foils 235 Leather 236 Leather care for seats with seat ventilation 236 Mats 236 Paint 234 R...

Page 294: ...Door locking automatic 22 Door opening in an emergency situation 22 Doors Cabriolet windows 68 Drink holder 194 Drive The vehicle cannot be unlocked 26 Drive Off Assistant 184 Driver memory package 14...

Page 295: ...Front spoiler 190 Fuel Economy 226 Evaporation control 231 Fuel can 229 Fuel gauge 94 Fuel reserve warning 94 Fuels containing ethanol 230 Octane rating 227 Portable fuel containers 4 Quality 227 Reco...

Page 296: ...ote control 22 Locking vehicle door with Porsche Entry Drive 22 Persons animals remaining in the vehicle 22 Storing personal settings on the key 143 Vehicle door with car key remote control 22 Vehicle...

Page 297: ...ationary 152 Operating 151 Releasing 151 Testing on brake test stand 221 241 Parking pulling out Functional description ParkAssist 207 Sensors for ParkAssist 207 Particle filter maintenance instructio...

Page 298: ...justing the driving light 80 Switching on 79 Rear seat storage space 35 Rear spoiler 190 Rear window wiper Switching on intermittent operation 88 Window wiping 88 Rear axle load 204 Refueling 229 Rela...

Page 299: ...e air deflector 67 Emergency operation 65 Functional description 63 Malfunctions 65 Storing end position 66 Switching automatic anti dazzle function on and off 50 Switching emergency flasher on off 83...

Page 300: ...me 124 Setting units 125 Storing on person buttons 34 143 Storing on the key 34 143 Vents Adjusting 59 Opening closing 59 Voice control 171 W Warning messages Tire pressure 112 Washer fluid Antifreeze...

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