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Driving and Driving Safety

Driving and Driving Safety

Before driving off .......................................159

Tips for running in.......................................159

Ignition lock/steering lock ...........................160

Starting and stopping the engine..................163

Parking brake .............................................165

Footbrake ..................................................165

Brief overview

 – cruise control ..................167

Cruise control.............................................168

Tiptronic S  ................................................171

Selector lever positions...............................172

Driving programmes for on-road 

and off-road driving .....................................179

Power-transmission and running-gear 

control systems..........................................185

Air suspension with level control 

and height adjustment.................................196

Porsche Active Suspension Management 

(PASM).......................................................200

Porsche Dynamic Chassis Control (PDCC).....201

Off-road driving...........................................202

Driving systems for off-road driving ..............203

Uphill driving...............................................205

Airbag systems...........................................211

Summary of Contents for Cayenne S 2006

Page 1: ...tart of the Driver s Manual you will find an overview of the overall contents of the Driver s Manual Section contents There is a summary of topics with the corre sponding page numbers at the beginning...

Page 2: ...lified specialist workshop Accessories which are relevant to safety should not be used unless they have been obtained from the Porsche Tequipment product range or have been tested and approved by Pors...

Page 3: ...ear Window Heating 58 Overview of air conditioning systems 59 Opening the cover flap 60 Brief overview Automatically controlled 2 zone air conditioning system 61 Automatically controlled 2 zone air co...

Page 4: ...ettings 146 Overview of warning messages 147 Mobile phones and 2 way radios 156 Porsche Communication Management PCM 156 Radio 157 Fire extinguisher 157 Driving and Driving Safety 158 Before driving o...

Page 5: ...275 Minor Repairs 282 Notes on minor repairs 283 Tyres and wheels 285 Jack 291 Tool kit 291 Compressor 292 Spacers 292 Wheel bolts 293 Flat tyre 294 Inflating tyres 306 Electrical system 311 Battery 3...

Page 6: ...6 Overview Illustrations Overview Illustrations Driver s cockpit 7 Steering wheel and instrument cluster 8 Centre console front 9 Centre console rear 10 Seat rear 11 Roof console 12...

Page 7: ...3 Door mirror adjustment See Page 49 4 Engine compartment lid release See Page 26 5 Parking brake See Page 165 6 Parking brake release See Page 165 7 Ignition lock steering lock See Page 160 8 Seat a...

Page 8: ...cator See Page 103 3 Cruise control See Page 167 4 Function keys See Page 54 5 Horn See Page 52 6 Windscreen wipers See Page 108 7 Tachometer See Page 116 8 Cooling system temperature gauge See Page 1...

Page 9: ...See Page 234 4 Cupholder See Page 232 5 Reduction Low Range differential locks See Page 179 6 Sport mode See Page 183 7 Porsche Active Suspension Management PASM running gear setup See Page 200 8 Heig...

Page 10: ...10 Overview Illustrations Centre console rear 1 Cigarette lighter See Page 234 2 Cupholder See Page 233 3 Control panel for 4 zone air conditioning See Page 70 4 Vents See Page 75...

Page 11: ...w Illustrations 11 Seat rear 1 Seat belt height adjustment See Page 41 2 Reading lights See Page 105 3 Sunblind See Page 57 4 Power windows See Page 84 5 Ashtray See Page 234 6 Inner door handle See P...

Page 12: ...dazzle interior mirror See Page 51 3 Light switch interior lighting See Page 104 4 Glasses case See Page 228 5 ParkAssist See Page 248 6 Control switch for sliding lifting roof See Page 87 or Control...

Page 13: ...erview opening and locking from outside 14 Opening and locking from outside 15 Opening and locking from inside 24 Opening and closing the engine compartment lid 26 Malfunctions when opening and closin...

Page 14: ...key The hazard warning lights flash once The doors can be opened With Porsche Entry Drive The doors can be opened Locking Using the key Press button on the key With Porsche Entry Drive Press the butt...

Page 15: ...ut using the key You simply have to carry the key with you e g in your trouser pocket f Do not expose the vehicle key to a high level of electromagnetic radiation This could adversely affect Porsche E...

Page 16: ...handle fully The doors are now unlocked f Pull the door handle Note on operation The vehicle doors are locked automatically after 30 seconds if they are not opened If the passenger compartment monito...

Page 17: ...Close the door f Briefly press the Porsche Entry Drive locking button A in the door handle The hazard warning lights flash twice The doors cannot be opened either from outside or from inside OR If pe...

Page 18: ...cles with Porsche Entry Drive f Do not leave the key in the vehicle if the vehicle is locked and access is gained through the rear lid The vehicle is automatically locked when the rear lid is closed I...

Page 19: ...and spare wheel bracket can no longer be opened when the vehicle key with remote control is out of range Automatic rear lid Opening and closing rear lid automatically Warning Danger of injury and dam...

Page 20: ...sed the vehicle can be unlocked again only with the second key Opening the rear lid automatically The rear lid can be opened only with the release button on the rear lid when the vehicle is operated w...

Page 21: ...ning or closing operation in the event of danger The opening or closing operation is interrupted immediately if one of the following buttons is pressed f Press the button on the key or Release the but...

Page 22: ...the button on the key to stop the automatic opening operation at around 2 3 of the opening height 3 Now move the rear lid up by hand until the desired opening height is reached Make sure that there i...

Page 23: ...is closed If the key has been left in the vehicle the hazard warning lights flash twice and a warning signal sounds The rear window can be opened again within approx 30 seconds After 30 seconds have...

Page 24: ...of the button in the door panel All vehicle doors will be locked The doors can be opened by pulling the inner door handle twice Automatic with Auto Lock The vehicle is locked automatically when a spe...

Page 25: ...locks are fitted in the lock area of the rear doors The doors cannot be opened from inside when the child locks are engaged f To engage Turn child lock to position A f To disengage Turn child lock to...

Page 26: ...when the engine compartment lid is opened even if the ignition is switched off The wiper arms remain in this position until the lid is closed and the wiper system is switched off and then on again 1...

Page 27: ...try Drive fail due to a fault fail due to an exhausted battery f Unlock the vehicle with the unfolded key in the key lock f If you unlock the vehicle with the key at the door lock only the driver s do...

Page 28: ...tion 1 Open the passenger s door 2 Remove cover A 3 Press red slide B with the key bit in the direction of the arrow For information on folding out the key bit Please observe the chapter FOLDING OUT T...

Page 29: ...cks with a lost key Note on operation The air conditioner settings are stored on the respective key when switching off the ignition and locking the vehicle Folding out the key bit f Press release butt...

Page 30: ...e display of the instrument panel you can set different variants for locking and unlocking the doors and rear lid You can open all doors irrespective of the setting made f Press button on the key twic...

Page 31: ...t heating at front and rear 37 Seat belts 39 Child restraint system 42 Brief overview door mirrors 48 Door mirrors 49 Interior mirror 51 Automatic anti dazzle interior mirror 51 Steering wheel 52 Stee...

Page 32: ...outstretched However your shoulders must still rest on the backrest 4 If necessary correct the seat fore and aft adjustment 5 Adjust the height of the headrest so that the upper edge is at eye level o...

Page 33: ...the settings using the vehicle key or in vehicles that have Porsche Entry Drive f Open the driver s door The stored settings of the driver s seat are recalled automatically Cancelling setting Automati...

Page 34: ...n also be stored in addition to the driver s seat setting 1 Apply the parking brake 2 Switch ignition on 3 Press the relevant person button 4 Engage reverse gear 5 Set the control switch A for the mir...

Page 35: ...ion on and off f Press switch A Entering the vehicle When the driver s door is opened the driver s seat moves to the rear Once the driver s door is closed and the ignition key is inserted or in the ca...

Page 36: ...rest 1 Insert the headrests into the guides 2 Press button B and at the same time push the headrest downwards until the desired position is reached Install the middle headrest of the rear seat bench o...

Page 37: ...nt and rear The seat heating is ready for operation when the ignition is on The heating power can be steplessly adjusted with the thumb wheel C Rear seat left D Rear seat right Switching on f Turn thu...

Page 38: ...t Rear seat heating for vehicles with 4 zone air conditioning Switching on f Press button A After the seat heating is switched on the air condi tioning display switches to seat heating mode for approx...

Page 39: ...Porsche partner for this work since these are staffed with trained personnel and have the necessary parts and tools f Make sure the belts are fully retracted when they are not being used This protects...

Page 40: ...buckle on the inboard side of the seat until it locks securely with an audible click f Make sure that belts are not trapped or twisted and that they are not rubbing on sharp edges f The horizontal se...

Page 41: ...ht manually f Upward push belt deflector up f Downward press button A and move belt deflector Adjusting belt height electrically f Operate rocker switch B in the desired direc tion until the optimal b...

Page 42: ...traint systems facing forward Whenever possible these child restraint systems should be installed on the rear seats f The passenger airbag must be switched off when these systems are used on the passe...

Page 43: ...rmitted on passenger s seat outer rear seat centre rear seat only with seat belt Up to approx 9 months Up to 13 kg Porsche Baby Seat 0 ISOFIX Universal Porsche Baby Seat 0 ISOFIX Special Porsche part...

Page 44: ...er airbag on and off 1 Remove cover 2 Using the vehicle key switch the passenger airbag off B or on A Danger Risk of serious or mortal injury for the passenger if the passenger airbag remains switched...

Page 45: ...he ignition is switched on and the Airbag OFF switch is switched off this could indicate a fault in the system f Do not fit a child restraint system on the passenger s seat f Have the fault remedied i...

Page 46: ...system it is vital that you observe the legal regulations appli cable in your country f Use only child restraint systems recommended by Porsche These systems have been tested and adjusted to the inter...

Page 47: ...er Risk of serious or mortal injury for the passenger if the passenger airbag remains switched off after the child seat is removed f The passenger airbag must always be switched off if child restraint...

Page 48: ...do What do I see Adjusting the mirror on the driver s side Turn switch to position A and tilt switch in the desired direction The mirror glass moves in the desired direction Adjusting the mirror on th...

Page 49: ...rors 1 Switch ignition on 2 Select A for the driver s side or C for the passenger s side by turning the control switch 3 Move the door mirror glasses in the appro priate direction by tilting the contr...

Page 50: ...n vehicles with seat memory f Please observe the chapter FRONT SEATS WITH MEMORY on Page 33 A Door mirror adjustment driver s side B Door mirror heating C Door mirror adjustment passenger s side D Fol...

Page 51: ...t be restricted e g by stickers on the windscreen Switching off automatic anti dazzle operation f Press button F Light emitting diode E goes out Note on operation The anti dazzle function switches off...

Page 52: ...serve the chapter TIPTRONIC S on Page 171 Horn f Press button B to operate the horn Airbag unit The airbag unit C is located behind the padded steering wheel boss In conjunction with the seat belts th...

Page 53: ...g Risk of crushing due to uncontrolled recall of seat memory settings f Do not leave children in the vehicle unattended Electrical adjustment f Press control switch B in the relevant direction until t...

Page 54: ...eys of the multi functional steering wheel to operate the following Porsche communication systems Telephone Radio with CD drive CD changer TV tuner Readiness for operation of multi functional steering...

Page 55: ...on f Please observe the operating instructions supplied for the Porsche communication systems before operating the function keys Answer the telephone Take calls Hang up the telephone End or reject the...

Page 56: ...tations Scan titles and radio stations briefly Increase the volume of the relevant communication system Decrease the volume of the relevant communication system Next radio station title Select the nex...

Page 57: ...longer be swivelled upwards Make up mirror The make up mirror on the rear of the sun visor is closed with a sliding cover Caution Risk of injury f Keep the sliding cover closed while driving f The mak...

Page 58: ...ally controlled 2 zone air conditioning system 61 Automatically controlled 2 zone air conditioning system 62 Brief overview Automatically controlled 4 zone air conditioning system front control panel...

Page 59: ...ically Temperature air quantity and air distribution can be set individually for the front left front right rear left and rear right air conditioned areas B Automatically controlled 2 zone air conditi...

Page 60: ...60 Air Conditioning Parking Heater and Rear Window Heating Opening the cover flap f Swivel cover flap down by means of handle arrow...

Page 61: ...eplaced by this brief overview What do I want to do What do I have to do Switching on automatic air conditioning system Press button C Setting temperature Left vehicle side Press button H up warmer or...

Page 62: ...Note on operation The air conditioner settings are stored on the respective remote control when switching off the ignition and locking the vehicle The Air flow OFF setting is stored for approx 60 minu...

Page 63: ...ature down Left side of vehicle button H Right side of vehicle button N If LO or HI appears on the display the system is operating at maximum cooling or heating power Automatic mode is switched off If...

Page 64: ...e driver s side to be accepted for the entire vehicle Switching on MONO function The temperature settings for the driver s side can be accepted for the entire vehicle f Press button for 2 seconds The...

Page 65: ...en and the front side windows The windscreen is demisted or defrosted as quickly as possible Ending the function f Press button again or f Press button ECON mode Warning Risk of accident due to impair...

Page 66: ...ven manually Operates most effectively with the windows closed If the vehicle has been in the sun for a long time it is a good idea to ventilate the interior briefly with the windows open Depending on...

Page 67: ...n automatic air conditioning system at front Press button C Setting temperature at front for left side Press button H up warmer or down colder for right side Press button Q up warmer or down colder Se...

Page 68: ...do I have to do Switching on automatic air conditioning system at rear Press button C Setting temperature at rear for left side Press button H up warmer or down colder for right side Press button S u...

Page 69: ...stored on the respective remote control when switching off the ignition and locking the vehicle The Air flow OFF setting is stored for approx 60 minutes and the Circulating air ON setting is stored f...

Page 70: ...ry the automatic system can be manually influenced This manual setting is retained until the appro priate function button is pressed again or the AUTO button C is pressed Switching automatic mode on o...

Page 71: ...c mode The desired temperature is reached more quickly this way The air quantity can be selected individually for each of the four air conditioned areas The selected air quantity is shown in a bar dis...

Page 72: ...ver s side to be accepted for the entire vehicle Switching on MONO function f Press button on the front control panel for 2 seconds The text MONO appears on the air conditioning display Ending MONO fu...

Page 73: ...ched off and this deactivates the cooling function e g to save fuel The air conditioning compressor is always switched off at temperatures below 3 C Switching on ECON mode f Press button The text ECON...

Page 74: ...r this work since these are staffed with trained personnel and have the necessary parts and tools Disabling control panel for rear air conditioned areas The power windows and central locking buttons o...

Page 75: ...air flow direction f Swivel the vent fins B in the desired direction Note on operation Fresh air or conditioned fresh air can be delivered from all vents depending on the air distribution setting Fres...

Page 76: ...ng on f Press button B The indicator light in the button lights up Depending on the outside temperature the heating switches off automatically after approx 5 to 20 minutes The heating can be switched...

Page 77: ...losed spaces e g a garage The parking heater is operated using the following buttons on the front air conditioning control panel Notes on operation The parking heater runs on fuel and it therefore can...

Page 78: ...is being received You can make sure that the command has been executed successfully only at the vehicle Switching on f Keep button A of the remote control pressed for approx 2 seconds The light emitti...

Page 79: ...med in each memory location Complete programming of the parking heater requires definition of the Function and ON time Programming function 1 Switch ignition off 2 Press TIMER button on the front air...

Page 80: ...r parking ventilation 4 Select memory location with the button The ON time which was last saved is displayed 5 Press ON OFF button The programme is reactivated Displays F and G flash for approx 10 sec...

Page 81: ...he 3rd switch on attempt If the parking heater has a fault no function symbol appears on the display only the remaining running time is displayed The display flashes on and off briefly and then goes c...

Page 82: ...oofs Windows and Sliding Roofs Power windows 83 Brief overview sliding lifting roof 87 Sliding lifting roof 88 Brief overview Panorama roof system 92 Panorama roof system 93 Emergency operation of the...

Page 83: ...le driving off road Readiness for operation of power windows With ignition switched on or A maximum of 10 minutes with door closed and ignition key withdrawn but only until driver s or passenger s doo...

Page 84: ...ow moves to its final position Press or pull again to stop the window in the desired position Disabling power windows in the rear doors The power windows central locking buttons on the rear doors and...

Page 85: ...ws and the Panorama roof system have reached the desired position Note on operation The comfort function remains available for approx 30 seconds after the vehicle has been locked Note on operation If...

Page 86: ...door windows are lost when the battery is disconnected and recon nected One touch operation of the windows is disabled Perform these procedures for all windows 1 Close window completely once by pulli...

Page 87: ...roof In particular warnings are not replaced by this brief overview Switch in the roof console What do I want to do What do I have to do What do I see Opening roof Turn switch to position C Or Turn sw...

Page 88: ...hemselves by operating the sliding lifting roof f In case of danger operate the rotary switch in the opposite direction or release the vehicle key immediately f Always keep the sliding lifting roof an...

Page 89: ...oof completely f Turn rotary switch beyond stop position B to switch position C This requires a somewhat greater force When released the rotary switch returns on its own to position B D Lifting slidin...

Page 90: ...emergency operation please check whether the fuse is defective Warning Risk of injury when closing the roof f Take care to ensure that nobody can be injured when the roof elements are operated 1 Open...

Page 91: ...sition and turn To close the roof turn to the right To open the roof turn to the left 7 Remove the key and return it to the oddments tray 8 Clip in cover f Have the fault remedied Consult a qualified...

Page 92: ...ch in the roof console What do I want to do What do I have to do What do I see Open roof completely roof elements 2 and 3 Turn switch to position C Roof elements 2 and 3 open Open roof element 2 Turn...

Page 93: ...t deflector 2 Sliding roof element 3 Sliding lifting roof element 4 Fixed glass element Caution Risk of damage when activating the Panorama roof system due to improperly fitted roof superstructures f...

Page 94: ...d persons e g children could injure themselves by operating the Panorama roof system f In case of danger operate the rotary switch in the opposite direction or release the vehicle key immediately A Cl...

Page 95: ...from the emergency closing function for the Panorama roof system The force limiter is not available and the roof elements will close with full force f Take care to ensure that nobody can be injured wh...

Page 96: ...tion If the rocker switch is pressed to the first stage the roller blind is opened or closed as long as the rocker switch is being pressed If the rocker switch is pressed completely the roller blind o...

Page 97: ...riving f Close the Panorama roof system completely once before driving off Emergency operation of the Panorama roof system Perform emergency operation only under excep tional circumstances if the elec...

Page 98: ...Note on operation When performing emergency closing for the sliding lifting roof element make sure that the roof element is completely closed centre position between sliding and lifting roof position...

Page 99: ...ation 102 Automatic headlight beam adjustment 102 Direction indicator high beam headlight flasher stalk 103 Hazard warning lights 103 Interior lighting 104 Comfort lighting 106 Coming Home function of...

Page 100: ...dible signal gong warns of possible battery discharge In some countries differences are possible due to provisions of law Light switch Light is switched off Driving light assistant Side lights Number...

Page 101: ...on Fog is not recognised f In the event of fog the driving light must be switched on manually Warning Risk of accident due to driving without lights f Always carefully monitor the automatic driving li...

Page 102: ...cally changes in accordance with the vehicle load The level of the headlight beam is automatically kept constant during acceleration and braking Checking operation 1 Switch the dipped beam on 2 Switch...

Page 103: ...tre position dipped beam when the light is switched on Note on operation When the high beam is switched on or the headlight flasher is operated the blue indicator light on the speedometer is lit Parki...

Page 104: ...n f Move switch B to left Switching on off automatically f Move switch B to right The lights are switched on when a door is unlocked or opened or when the ignition key is withdrawn from the ignition l...

Page 105: ...re switched on when a door is unlocked or opened or when the ignition key is withdrawn from the ignition lock The lights are switched off with a delay of approx 30 seconds after the door is closed The...

Page 106: ...f Hold down button A until the desired level of brightness is reached Coming Home function off delay The following lights remain switched on for a certain period to allow you to get out of the vehicl...

Page 107: ...CH on Page 100 The door surrounding lighting switches itself off after expiry of the off delay set on the multi purpose display or when the ignition is switched on For information on setting the off d...

Page 108: ...do Automatic wiping at front rain sensor Press the stalk to detent position 1 Rain sensor adjustment Adjust rotary switch A in the stalk upwards wipe more often or downwards wipe less often Wiping at...

Page 109: ...pers before cleaning the windscreen to avoid unintentional operation rain sensor operation f Always hold the wiper arm securely when replacing the wiper blade f Always switch off windscreen wipers bef...

Page 110: ...ensor Sensitivity can be set with switch A in 4 stages f Move rotary switch A upwards high sensitivity The setting is confirmed by one wipe of the windscreen f Move rotary switch A downwards low sensi...

Page 111: ...rmittent operation f Move wiper lever forward to the first click The rear window wiper wipes at preset inter vals 7 One touch operation of rear window wiper f Briefly press wiper stalk forward The was...

Page 112: ...112 Lights Direction Indicators and Windscreen Wipers...

Page 113: ...rpose display 126 Setting speed limit on the multi purpose display 128 Displaying warning messages 129 Displaying status of level control 130 Displaying status of locks reduction 130 Displaying averag...

Page 114: ...leage displays G Fuel gauge H Reset button for trip counter display I Speedometer J Engine boost pressure display Emission control warning light Check Engine Airbag warning light Seat belt warning lig...

Page 115: ...Multi Purpose Display and Instruments 115...

Page 116: ...WARNING MESSAGES on Page 147 Tachometer The start of the red zone on the tachometer scale is a visual warning of the maximum permissible engine speed If the red zone is reached during acceleration fu...

Page 117: ...opping up coolant Please observe the chapter CHECKING THE COOLANT LEVEL AND ADDING COOLANT on Page 264 Note on operation To prevent excessive temperatures the cooling air ducts must not be obstructed...

Page 118: ...reserve warning When the ignition is switched on or the engine is running the warning light on the multi purpose display of the instrument panel lights up if less than approx 12 litres of fuel remains...

Page 119: ...digital speedometer is integrated in the multi purpose display in the instrument panel An analogue display is also located on the right next to the multi purpose display in the instrument panel Engin...

Page 120: ...attery charging system Torn drive belt Warning Risk of accident and risk of engine damage A torn drive belt means there is no power assistance to the steering more effort is required to steer and engi...

Page 121: ...ntrol system f In this case immediately reduce the engine load by easing off the accelerator The warning light in the instrument panel is lit continuously after the critical range is left In order to...

Page 122: ...structure Note on operation Depending on the equipment of your vehicle some information or functions may not be avail able on the multi purpose display e g telephone navigation audio system compass or...

Page 123: ...an therefore be measured over long periods Disconnecting the vehicle battery clears the memories Further on board computer functions can be displayed in the PCM f Please follow the separate operating...

Page 124: ...124 Multi Purpose Display and Instruments Menu overview of the multi purpose display Basic display Main menu Sub menus Displays and settings in the sub menus...

Page 125: ...from the prescribed pressure select the menu item TYRE PRESS in the MAIN MENU Displaying compass This display is available only in conjunction with the Compass or PCM option Displaying navigation info...

Page 126: ...stored in the telephone book Accepting refusing ending a call Incoming calls are shown on the multi purpose display PHONE INFO must be activated Displaying telephone calls on the multi purpose displa...

Page 127: ...The PHONE BOOK menu shows the entries of the telephone book that are stored on the SIM card Note on operation If the rocker switch is pressed for longer than one second the initial letters for which...

Page 128: ...message LIMIT EXCEEDED Accepting current speed You can define the current speed as the speed limit in the menu SPEED LIMIT Presetting speed You can define a speed limit in the menu SPEED LIMIT 4 1 MAI...

Page 129: ...ork since these are staffed with trained personnel and have the necessary parts and tools 5 1 MAIN MENU SPEED LIMIT Select and confirm 2 Select LIMIT ACTIVE 3 Confirm selection LIMIT ACTIVE is activat...

Page 130: ...ks can be displayed Note on operation The driving programmes are set by means of the rocker switch behind the Tiptronic selector lever in the centre console f For information on the programmes for Off...

Page 131: ...ressure drops again in a short period of time Have tyres checked by a specialist workshop f If Tyre Pressure Monitoring is defective e g defective wheel transmitters contact a specialist workshop imme...

Page 132: ...re on all four wheels and warns the driver when the tyre pressure is too low The display as well as the settings for Tyre Pressure Monitoring take place on the multi purpose display in the sub menu TY...

Page 133: ...urther information on the details on the tyre sidewall Please observe the chapter INSCRIPTION ON RADIAL TYRE on Page 290 Note on operation Before fitting tyres approved by Porsche with a size which is...

Page 134: ...the speed code letter Please observe the chapter INSCRIPTION ON RADIAL TYRE on Page 290 Setting vehicle loading and adjusting tyre pressure The tyre pressure must be adjusted according to the vehicle...

Page 135: ...R WARNING 1 Stop the vehicle in a suitable place 2 Check the indicated wheel for damage 3 Fill the tyre or change the wheel as appro priate Adding air Example If the tyre pressure display shows 0 4 ba...

Page 136: ...ed pressure is displayed for the corresponding wheel The message appears only when the vehicle is stationary It appears for the first time when the ignition is switched off and then each time the igni...

Page 137: ...d is not monitored by Tyre Pressure Monitoring The tyre pressure warning light lights up on the speedometer when the ENTER button is pressed The value _ _ is displayed in the sub menu TYRE PRESSURE fi...

Page 138: ...wheel sealing set operation Each time the ignition is switched on the reminder SPARE WHEEL SEALING SET OPERATION appears for approx 10 seconds if a spare wheel type spare wheel collapsible spare wheel...

Page 139: ...observe the chapter OVERVIEW OF WARNING MESSAGES on Page 147 Notes on tyre pressure Pressure increase as the result of temperature increase In accordance with physical principles the tyre pressure cha...

Page 140: ...MONITORING SYSTEM AND INCLINATION SENSOR on Page 257 Note on operation f Comfort settings can be made only when the vehicle is stationary Switching passenger compartment monitoring on off The alarm i...

Page 141: ...the check back signal when locking and unlocking the vehicle and save them on the respective remote control 1 Using the rocker switch and the ENTER button on the wiper stalk select MAIN MENU SETTINGS...

Page 142: ...is blocked until a door is opened with the vehicle stationary When the TAILGATE function is deactivated access is only possible using button on the remote control 2 Select one of the three options SIN...

Page 143: ...ive the doors are unlocked when the ignition is switched off twice Option 4 AUTO LOCK off and AUTO UNLOCK on The doors do not lock automatically If the doors are locked with the central locking system...

Page 144: ...IN MENU SETTINGS CLOCK Select and confirm 2 Select xx xx SET 3 Confirm selection 4 Select hours or minutes display 5 Confirm selection The desired time can now be set 6 Set the desired time The time i...

Page 145: ...ation 1 MAIN MENU SETTINGS COMPASS Select and confirm 2 Select SET ZONE xx 3 Confirm selection 4 Select zone The setting is changed in increments of 1 by pressing the rocker switch 5 Confirm selection...

Page 146: ...y settings All settings made Clock Comfort Lights Units Language can be reset to the factory settings Note All personal settings made up to this point will be deleted by resetting to the factory setti...

Page 147: ...fault Consult a qualified specialist workshop Key not recognised in vehicle Make sure that you have the remote control with you Turn ignition key to the left for 2 seconds To lock the steering turn t...

Page 148: ...ulb Check dynamic cornering light Consult a qualified specialist workshop If the warning message appears the high beam indicator light on the speedometer flashes additionally Check dipped beam Check b...

Page 149: ...eel matches the required pressure manually as it is not monitored electronically Tyre pressure too low Add air Tyre Pressure Monitoring detects a pressure loss of at least 0 3 bar 4 psi Correct tyre p...

Page 150: ...been updated for Tyre Pressure Monitoring The display changes when the vehicle is stationary Select corresponding tyre type and tyre size When vehicle stops hit selection The message appears after dri...

Page 151: ...h engine off Do not continue driving Check engine oil level Add oil if necessary Do not continue driving if the warning light comes on even when the oil level is correct Have the fault remedied at a q...

Page 152: ...sche Stability Management was switched on PSM off Porsche Stability Management was switched off PHC unavailable Porsche Engine Braking Support assistance when driving downhill is not available Brake b...

Page 153: ...have not been met Pressure accumulator charging Level control temporarily unavailable Four wheel drive system faulty Have the fault remedied at a qualified specialist workshop Shift not possible spee...

Page 154: ...eeds 3 km h 2 mph Rear left door open All unlocked doors and lids are displayed when the vehicle exceeds 3 km h 2 mph Rear right door open All unlocked doors and lids are displayed when the vehicle ex...

Page 155: ...this work since these are staffed with trained personnel and have the necessary parts and tools System fault Several systems may have failed Have the fault remedied at a qualified specialist workshop...

Page 156: ...nics as a result of radio transmission f Use telephones or 2 way radios only with a connected external antenna Hands free microphone Hands free microphones installed at the factory must be adapted to...

Page 157: ...inguisher If the vehicle is equipped with a fire extinguisher it is mounted underneath the left or right front seat depending on equipment level Fire extinguisher under the left front seat f To remove...

Page 158: ...trol 167 Cruise control 168 Tiptronic S 171 Selector lever positions 172 Driving programmes for on road and off road driving 179 Power transmission and running gear control systems 185 Air suspension...

Page 159: ...km 1 865 miles you should f Preferably take longer trips f Avoid frequent cold starts with short distance driving whenever possible f Not participate in motor racing events sports driving schools or...

Page 160: ...in the ignition lock which always remains in the ignition lock unless the vehicle is being towed Removing the control unit from the ignition lock f Press button A and remove the control unit Ignition...

Page 161: ...mixture f Turn ignition key to ignition lock position 2 f Do not operate the starter for longer than approx 10 seconds If necessary repeat the starting procedure after a pause of approx 10 seconds Tur...

Page 162: ...nition lock Vehicles with Porsche Entry Drive The steering column is automatically locked when the ignition is switched off and the vehicle is locked Manually locking the steering column on vehicles w...

Page 163: ...not park or drive your vehicle where combustible materials such as dry grass or leaves can come into contact with the hot exhaust system f For further information on the emission control system Pleas...

Page 164: ...engages and the vehicle cannot be steered f Only switch the ignition off when the vehicle is stationary as there is no steering assistance and brake boost when the engine is switched off f When leavin...

Page 165: ...ke The warning light and the message disappear Footbrake Safety notes f Do not obstruct the pedal travel with floor mats or other objects The brake booster is ready for operation only while the engine...

Page 166: ...ches change down to a lower gear in good time to obtain engine braking If engine braking is insufficient on steep stretches operate the footbrake at intervals Continuous braking overheats the brakes a...

Page 167: ...ter Cruise control In particular warnings are not replaced by this brief overview Cruise control stalk What do I want to do What do I have to do Storing and maintaining speed Pull the stalk to detent...

Page 168: ...heel Warning Risk of accident in heavy traffic on twisting roads or under unfavourable road conditions such as wintry or wet conditions or different road surfaces etc f Do not use the cruise control i...

Page 169: ...ption 2 f Briefly push stalk downwards to position 4 a maximum of 10 times The speed is reduced by 2 km h 1 mph each time Interrupting cruise control operation The speed driven before the interruption...

Page 170: ...road surface permit Switching cruise control readiness off f Press the stalk forward to position 2 until you feel it click into place The memory is cleared and the green readi ness light goes out The...

Page 171: ...locked when the ignition is switched off The selector lever can be moved from position P and N only with the ignition switched on the brake pedal pressed and the release button pressed arrow Release b...

Page 172: ...nel and have the necessary parts and tools Selector lever positions P Parking lock When the selector lever is in position P the drive wheels are mechanically locked f Engage parking lock only when veh...

Page 173: ...itable gear It is not neces sary to change down when accelerating out of the bend Moving off The vehicle moves off in 2nd gear if little throttle is used Move off in 1st gear with the throttle open wi...

Page 174: ...g an automatic upshift does not occur when the engine speed limit is reached Moving off The vehicle moves off in 1st gear Shifting gears on the steering wheel With the rocker switches on the steering...

Page 175: ...a rocker switch A or f Push selector lever B back in the M gate Depending on driving speed and engine speed you can shift up or down at any time However gear changes which would exceed the upper or l...

Page 176: ...the rocker switches A or selector lever B twice The gear is changed down automatically just before idle speed is reached f Select an appropriately low gear on upward and downward slopes This will ensu...

Page 177: ...this work since these are staffed with trained personnel and have the necessary parts and tools Warning Risk of accident and damage Reverse lock monitoring does not function in the reduced driving pr...

Page 178: ...B 4 Remove trim mounting F 5 Lift trim C at rear and carefully pull it off 6 Unplug plug connection D 7 Press foam aside 8 Press locking lever E aside to the left using a suitable object 9 Move selec...

Page 179: ...adapted to the requirements for on road driving Operation and use The rocker switch A is located in the centre console of the vehicle It features a multi step function and can be operated in both dir...

Page 180: ...r switch A forward until activation of the off road driving programme is indicated on the multi purpose display of the instrument panel and by illumination of light emitting diode B The Low Range indi...

Page 181: ...the centre differential lock is indicated on the multi purpose display of the instrument panel and by illumination of the two light emitting diodes B and C The centre differential lock is changed over...

Page 182: ...amme f Reduce speed to below 30 km h 19 mph or stop vehicle f Move Tiptronic selector lever to position N f Pull rocker switch A back in stages until light emitting diodes B C and where appro priate D...

Page 183: ...erator pedal reacts sooner and the engine is more responsive to throttle inputs Sporty engine tuning is activated f For further information Please observe the chapter PORSCHE ACTIVE SUSPENSION MANAGEM...

Page 184: ...elected running gear setup is shown on the multi purpose display of the instrument panel for approx 12 seconds Please observe the chapter PORSCHE ACTIVE SUSPENSION MANAGEMENT PASM on Page 200 Please o...

Page 185: ...r Low Range PTM Plus Porsche Traction Management In addition to the PTM features PTM Plus also includes Electronically controlled rear differential lock PSM Porsche Stability Management Stability mana...

Page 186: ...situation The increased safety that is provided should not induce you to take greater risks with your safety The limits set by the physics of driving cannot be overcome even with PTM Risks of accident...

Page 187: ...Manage ment PTM system PSM makes use of both the ABD and TCS systems as well as the known functions of the anti lock brake system ABS and engine drag torque control system MSR Safety notes In spite o...

Page 188: ...tes and its position is changed during braking In order to achieve full vehicle deceleration foot pressure must be increased after the brake pedal has begun vibrating Examples of PSM control operation...

Page 189: ...l system prevents all driven wheels locking up when the vehicle is overrunning This is also the case for downshifts on a slippery road Switching off PSM f Press PSM OFF button A PSM is switched off af...

Page 190: ...e a Porsche partner for this work since these are staffed with trained personnel and have the necessary parts and tools Collapsible spare wheel f Never switch off PSM when driving with a collapsible s...

Page 191: ...s of vehicle trailer combination stabilisation it is still the driver s responsibility to adapt his driving style and manoeuvres in line with road and weather conditions as well as the traffic situati...

Page 192: ...PSM is switched on f Observe country specific laws for driving with trailers Notes on operation Vehicle trailer combination stabilisation is switched off when PSM is switched off When the brake pedal...

Page 193: ...ss as soon as a wheel shows a tendency to lock This controlled braking process is comparable with extremely rapid cadence braking The pulsating brake pedal and a juddering noise warn the driver to ada...

Page 194: ...The driver does not have to apply the brake The hillholder function is not active In Tiptronic selector lever positions N and R In the reduced driving programme and If not all of the wheels are touchi...

Page 195: ...uation Preconditions The accelerator must not be used when travel ling downhill The speed must not exceed approx 20 km h 12 mph The Tiptronic selector lever position D M or R must be engaged Tip on dr...

Page 196: ...s below approx 80 km h 50 mph The vehicle is automatically lowered to normal level at speeds exceeding approx 80 km h 50 mph The vehicle is automatically raised to terrain level when the Low Range dri...

Page 197: ...riate direc tion This sets the next possible height Indication of selected level The corresponding light emitting diode next to the rocker switch flashes during the adjustment process The light emitti...

Page 198: ...vel is reached 1st actuation Low level Lowering the vehicle f Pull rocker switch A back once A message appears on the multi purpose display on the instrument panel and the yellow light emitting diode...

Page 199: ...own The system will function again as soon as it has cooled sufficiently The warning message appears when the control system is switched off and when the collapsible spare wheel is being filled There...

Page 200: ...The light emitting diode in the button of the selected running gear setup is lit In addition the selected running gear setup is shown on the multi purpose display of the instru ment panel for approx 1...

Page 201: ...s switched on f For information on switching Low Range reduction on and off Please observe the chapter DRIVING PROGRAMMES FOR ON ROAD AND OFF ROAD DRIVING on Page 179 Warning message A warning message...

Page 202: ...e materials entering the brakes can cause exces sive wear or unpredictable braking action Rules for off road driving f Pay attention to the ground clearance of the vehicle This information is provided...

Page 203: ...e trim parts f When driving off road make sure these parts are not damaged f Make sure there is sufficient clearance between obstacles and the underside of the vehicle f Avoid driving through water f...

Page 204: ...of fire and can damage fuel lines brake hoses boots of the axle joints and drive shafts f After off road driving always check the entire floor assembly tyres body structure steering system running gea...

Page 205: ...ow the vehicle to roll back in Tiptronic selector lever position N neutral Exclusive use of the footbrake is too risky in such situations Note on operation f Activate the Low Range programme before ta...

Page 206: ...ill driving f Do not perform manual gear changes when driving and try to avoid stopping f Avoid high engine speeds max 2500 rpm A special circuit of the off road ABS permits controlled brief lock up o...

Page 207: ...al terrain level setting f Make sure that the door sills and rubber seals are clean before starting to drive f Do not drive through deep or rapidly flowing water Deep or rapidly flowing water such as...

Page 208: ...e the engine and its accessories f Adjust your driving style to the unfamiliar surroundings f Drive through the water slowly and at a constant speed f Never turn around when crossing a body of water f...

Page 209: ...wly Driving on sand Note on operation f Activate the Low Range programme and engage differential lock s if necessary Tips on driving Loose sand is an especially tricky surface for off road driving You...

Page 210: ...y attention to the ground clearance of the vehicle This information is provided in the chapter Technical Data in this Driver s Manual Please observe the chapter GROUND CLEAR ANCE on Page 352 Caution R...

Page 211: ...ction in the event of a frontal impact or side impact The front airbags are installed under the padded steering wheel panel on the driver s side and in the dashboard on the passenger s side The side a...

Page 212: ...ry from the passenger airbag If the PASSENGER AIRBAG OFF warning light is not lit when the ignition is switched on and the Airbag OFF switch is switched off this could indicate a fault in the system f...

Page 213: ...s forward and returning to upright position 214 Loadspace 217 Cargo management system 218 Stowing load 221 Luggage compartment cover 222 Luggage safety net 223 Ski bag 225 Roof Transport System 227 St...

Page 214: ...ways first move the left seat cushion to a vertical position and fold the left rear seat backrest forward On vehicles with automatically controlled four zone air conditioning f Press the safety button...

Page 215: ...ompartment Loadspace and Storage 215 4 Raise seat cushion vertically 5 Pull release lever A and fold the backrest forward 6 Insert support bracket of the backrest in the support hook on the seat cushi...

Page 216: ...ackrest until it locks with an audible click The red check tab A must be lowered completely Warning Danger of injury and or damage as a result of braking or in the event of an accident f Do not place...

Page 217: ...loor 2 Unclip support arm B and insert it into fixing recess C in the loadspace floor Closing loadspace floor 1 Lift the loadspace floor and clip support arm B into its holder in the vehicle floor 2 C...

Page 218: ...g and adjusting the telescopic bar 1 Insert the two end elements of the telescopic bar in the openings A of the mounting rails 2 Press the end elements down and push against the load When the bar is c...

Page 219: ...move 8 Release button B Inserting strap reel on one rail 1 Press button B on the end element and pull both elements apart slightly 2 Insert one end element of the strap reel in the opening A of a moun...

Page 220: ...down rings are not designed to restrain loads in serious accidents 1 Insert the tie down ring in the opening A of the mounting rail 2 Press button C down and slide the tie down ring in the correspondi...

Page 221: ...Luggage net f Luggage must always be stowed completely under the luggage net The luggage net is suitable only to prevent light objects from slipping Tie down belts f Do not use elastic belts or strap...

Page 222: ...isk of injury In the event of braking direc tion changes or in an accident objects can slide into the passenger compartment and endanger the occupants f Do not place objects on top of the luggage comp...

Page 223: ...age 221 Warning Risk of injury Unsecured loads can slip and endanger the occupants in the event of braking changes in direction or in an accident f Always secure the passenger compartment with the lug...

Page 224: ...rings on the ceiling The luggage safety net fastening hooks can be pulled out at the sides f Make sure that the luggage safety net fastening hooks are properly engaged in the fixing rings Removing lu...

Page 225: ...elease button A on the lid of the pass through facility Fold down the lid 2 Fold down the armrest of the rear seat backrest 3 Pull protective cover B off the Velcro strip at the top and fold down 4 Pr...

Page 226: ...belt tongue into the buckle Stowing the ski bag 1 Empty ski bag 2 Pull ski bag into the passenger compartment 3 Close lid in the luggage compartment 4 Carefully fold the ski bag and close the lid 5 I...

Page 227: ...ical Data in this Driver s Manual Please observe the chapter WEIGHTS on Page 351 f Distribute load evenly with heavy items as low as possible Items of luggage must not project beyond the side of the l...

Page 228: ...ng braking direction changes or in accidents f For information on stowing loads and luggage Please observe the chapter STOWING LOAD on Page 221 Storage options In the glasses case in the roof console...

Page 229: ...compartment Opening f Press button A and open cover Locking f Always lock button A with the vehicle key to secure the contents from unauthorised access B Control for glove compartment cooling C Holde...

Page 230: ...e armrest Opening the top tray f Press button A and lift the cover Opening the lower tray f Press button B and lift top tray with the cover closed Oddments tray in the rear armrest An oddments tray is...

Page 231: ...ly clicks into place Caution Risk of damage f Because of heat the right hand storage compartment cannot be used as such in vehicles that have air suspension with level control and height adjustment Dr...

Page 232: ...f Only use containers which fit f Never put overfull containers in the cupholder f Never use hot drinks Opening front cupholder f Open shutter A arrow Removing cupholder insert The cupholder insert ca...

Page 233: ...at On vehicles with DVD navigation the DVD player is under the right front seat behind a cover Opening the cover f Pull cover upwards by means of handle direction of arrow 1 f Pull out cover towards t...

Page 234: ...n upward direction f After emptying replace the ashtray insert and push it down until it clicks audibly into place Ashtray rear Depending on the vehicle equipment an ashtray may be installed in the re...

Page 235: ...ition lock position Using the front cigarette lighter f Press ashtray lid briefly Ashtray opens independently f Press lighter into the receptacle arrow When the element is red hot the lighter jumps ba...

Page 236: ...236 Trailer Hitch Trailer Hitch Trailer coupling 237 Trailer coupling with removable ball hitch 239 Electrically folding trailer coupling 245...

Page 237: ...ailer The gross weight of the vehicle and trailer is the sum of the weight of the towing vehicle and the weight of the trailer f Never exceed the permissible individual weights Safety notes Driving wi...

Page 238: ...towing vehicle empty and the trailer loaded If this unfavourable condition is unavoidable please drive especially slowly f Bear in mind the different vehicle handling and size in situations such as br...

Page 239: ...Please observe the chapter OPENING LOADSPACE FLOOR on Page 217 2 Open Velco strap of the tool box 3 Remove the top part of the tool box 4 Take ball hitch out of the bottom part of the tool box Warnin...

Page 240: ...n place prior to every journey f When driving with a trailer always lock the lock and withdraw the key f Never unlock the ball hitch when a trailer is still hitched to the vehicle f Always remove the...

Page 241: ...f soiling In order to ensure that the ball hitch locks securely it is very important to remove any dirt in the mounting tube Preparing the ball hitch Shank B locking balls C and handwheel D must not b...

Page 242: ...n with the handwheel still pulled out turn it in arrow direction 2 until it engages The ball hitch has now been pretensioned If the ball hitch cannot be pretensioned it must not be used f Consult a qu...

Page 243: ...st one of the 4 points below is not met Consult a qualified specialist workshop We recommend that you use a Porsche partner for this work since these are staffed with trained personnel and have the ne...

Page 244: ...ion 3 Remove ball hitch from the mounting tube in arrow direction 3 Release handwheel The ball hitch has now been tensioned and can be stowed in the tool box in this state 4 Always insert the plug int...

Page 245: ...the ball hitch This could damage the locking mechanism Safe use of the trailer coupling would then no longer be guaranteed f Make sure that the ball hitch is properly locked in place prior to every j...

Page 246: ...n When the rocker switch is used in one touch mode movement of the ball hitch is interrupted if resistance is encountered The red light emitting diode in the rocker switch flashes rapidly to indicate...

Page 247: ...Parking 247 Parking ParkAssist 248 Swivelling down mirror glass as parking aid 252 Garage door opener 253...

Page 248: ...s activated automatically when reverse gear is selected and the ignition is on Tiptronic selector lever position P ParkAssist is not activated R N ParkAssist is activated for the front and rear areas...

Page 249: ...ance notes f The sensors must always be kept free of dust ice and snow in order to ensure that they are fully functional f Do not damage sensors by abrasion or scratching f Maintain sufficient distanc...

Page 250: ...e to the obstacle If the first yellow LED segment lights up the obstacle is still 120 cm front or 120 to 150 cm rear away A brief signal tone sounds when reversing An intermittent tone sounds when the...

Page 251: ...segments light up until a speed of 14 km h 9 mph is reached ParkAssist is ready for operation again when the interference is no longer present Fault indication with warning tone In the event of a perm...

Page 252: ...own slightly to show the kerb area Preconditions Vehicle must be equipped with seat memory Control switch A must be turned to position C passenger mirror adjustment Reverse gear must be engaged Moving...

Page 253: ...e of movement of the equipment that is being operated f Observe the safety notes for the original hand held transmitter Notes on operation f Always use the garage door opener in the direction of trave...

Page 254: ...programming for the first time 3 Point the original transmitter at the marked position 4 Press the button of the original hand held trans mitter and the button to be allocated on the keypad simultaneo...

Page 255: ...tely 20 seconds point the original transmitter at the position marked 3 Press the button of the original hand held trans mitter and keep it depressed 4 The light emitting diode B first flashes slowly...

Page 256: ...256 Alarm System and Theft Protection Alarm System and Theft Protection Alarm system 257 Immobiliser 259 Steering column lock 259 Theft protection 259...

Page 257: ...y in the door lock you must switch the ignition on ignition lock position 1 within 15 seconds of opening the door in order to prevent the alarm system from being triggered Switching off the alarm syst...

Page 258: ...odes flash rapidly for 2 seconds then slowly The passenger compartment monitoring system and inclination sensor are switched off The light emitting diodes flash rapidly for 2 seconds go out for 28 sec...

Page 259: ...s inserted into the ignition lock Vehicles with Porsche Entry Drive The steering column is automatically locked when the ignition is switched off and the vehicle is locked Manually locking the steerin...

Page 260: ...engine oil 263 Checking the coolant level and adding coolant 264 Checking brake fluid level and changing brake fluid 266 Adding washer fluid 267 Changing air cleaner 268 Changing particle filter 268 P...

Page 261: ...ways switch the engine off and let it cool sufficiently f If you have to work on the engine while it is running always apply the parking brake and move the Tiptronic selector lever to position P f Tak...

Page 262: ...of injury The radiator fans can start running as a function of temperature even with the engine switched off Risk of burning from hot parts in engine compartment f Exercise extreme caution when workin...

Page 263: ...oil changes are part of servicing Change the oil more frequently in dusty regions Your Porsche partner will be pleased to advise you The right oil for every temperature range Above 25 C SAE 0W 40 5W 4...

Page 264: ...t information on service topics Please observe the chapter NOTES ON MAINTENANCE on Page 261 The expansion tank for the coolant is located in the engine compartment under the engine compartment cover C...

Page 265: ...l again when the engine is cold 4 Screw the cap closed firmly and put on the cover 5 Have the cooling system checked Consult a qualified specialist workshop We recommend that you use a Porsche partner...

Page 266: ...f Please note all the information on the refill container of the brake fluid Checking the brake fluid level The reservoir for the hydraulic braking system is located in the engine compartment 1 Rotat...

Page 267: ...of the instrument panel if the washer fluid level is too low In this case the remaining quantity is only around 0 8 litre f Add washer fluid at the next opportunity The maximum capacity is approx 7 5...

Page 268: ...the outside air is polluted by exhaust fumes press the circulating air button Power steering Warning Risk of accident When the engine is stationary e g when on tow or the hydraulic system fails there...

Page 269: ...ct condition are vital for a clear view f Replace the wiper blades twice per year before and after the cold season or if wiper performance deteriorates or the blades are damaged f For important inform...

Page 270: ...ner concen trate f Please observe the chapter ADDING WASHER FLUID on Page 267 Please contact your Porsche partner for further information The wiper blades may be damaged or worn f Replace damaged wipe...

Page 271: ...ng rear window wiper blade 1 Apply the parking brake 2 Switch ignition off 3 Carefully fold the wiper arm away from the rear window until it reaches its locking position approx 60 4 Carefully unclip t...

Page 272: ...and have the necessary parts and tools f Avoid high cornering speeds after the fuel level warning light lights up f Never drive the tank dry f Your vehicle must not be tow started or push started Tow...

Page 273: ...l automatically adapts the ignition timing f Never drive the tank dry Note on operation Information on the fuel quality is normally provided on the petrol pump If this should not be the case ask a pet...

Page 274: ...he correctly operated automatic pump nozzle has switched off Fuel could spray or could run over when heated 7 Replace the tank cap immediately after refuel ling and turn it until you hear it and feel...

Page 275: ...pressure cleaning units can damage the following components Tyres Logos emblems Painted surfaces Widened wings Lock and latch of the removable towing attach ment Seals of the electrically retractable...

Page 276: ...a soft sponge or washing brush We recommend Porsche car shampoo f Begin washing the vehicle by thoroughly wetting the paintwork and rinsing the heavy dirt off f After washing the vehicle rinse it thor...

Page 277: ...they discolour the paint if left to work on it over time f Carefully wash the treated areas again Repairing minor paint damage f Have minor paint damage cracks scratches or stone damage repaired imme...

Page 278: ...f Periodically clean the wiper blades with window cleaner especially after the vehicle has been washed in a car wash We recommend the Porsche window cleaner If they are very dirty e g with insect rema...

Page 279: ...9 5 Products with the wrong pH value can destroy the protective layer on the wheels We recommend Porsche cleaner for light alloy rims f If possible wash the wheels every two weeks with a sponge or wa...

Page 280: ...e agents and by inappropriate treatment f Do not use caustic cleaners or hard cleaning objects f Perforated leather must under no circum stances get wet on its reverse side f All types of leather shou...

Page 281: ...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 with lukewarm water or thinned white spirit...

Page 282: ...t tyre 294 Inflating tyres 306 Electrical system 311 Battery 321 Replacing the remote control battery 324 External power supply jump lead starting 325 Replacing bulbs 328 Headlights 328 Tail light 335...

Page 283: ...ust do it with great care Only in this way is operational reliability fully guaranteed Unskilled maintenance work performed during the guarantee period may cause you to lose your claims Warning triang...

Page 284: ...care to ensure that hands fingers articles of clothing ties sleeves etc necklaces or long hair cannot be caught up by the radiator fans drive belt or other moving parts f Exercise extreme caution whe...

Page 285: ...COLD on Page 350 These values are for cold tyres 20 C f Check the tyre pressure at least every 2 weeks Always check when tyres are cold f On vehicles with Tyre Pressure Monitoring Please observe the...

Page 286: ...e more than 6 years old The idea that tyres become more wear resistant with storage and age has no foundation Chemical additives that make the rubber elastic lose their effect in the course of time an...

Page 287: ...ication number e g N0 N1 may be fitted In the initial period new tyres do not have their full grip f Therefore do not drive above moderate speeds during the first 100 to 200 km 60 to 120 miles If new...

Page 288: ...es Wheel change f When wheels are removed mark the direction of rotation and position of each wheel Example FR front right FL RR and RL f Always fit the wheels in accordance with their marking Snow ch...

Page 289: ...n approved snow chains Please observe the chapter TYRES RIMS TRACKS on Page 349 f Before fitting chains remove accumulated ice and snow from the wheel well f Observe the maximum permissible speed when...

Page 290: ...to 300 km h 186 mph Tip on driving f Tyres 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 tyre sidewa...

Page 291: ...trolley jack f For information on wheel changing Please observe the chapter CHANGING A WHEEL on Page 301 f Lift only at the jacking points provided f Before driving the vehicle onto a lifting platfor...

Page 292: ...apsible spare wheel are mounted Danger Risk of accident if spacers are not removed before mounting 18 inch tyres or a collaps ible spare wheel f Always remove the 17 mm spacers before mounting 18 inch...

Page 293: ...urity wheel bolts The adapter wrench socket for the security wheel bolts is in the tool kit The adapter must be used between the wheel bolt and the wheel bolt wrench to loosen or tighten wheel bolts w...

Page 294: ...position P 5 Straighten the front wheels 6 Withdraw the ignition key to lock the steering and prevent the engine from being started 7 Have all passengers leave the vehicle 8 Set up a warning triangle...

Page 295: ...Minor Repairs 295 4 Place one wedge each directly in front of and behind the diagonally opposite wheel...

Page 296: ...d and instructions for use Danger Risk of accident f Use the tyre sealant only in the case of cuts or punctures no larger than 4 mm f Never use the tyre sealant if the rim is damaged Warning The seala...

Page 297: ...lve 12 Twist the valve insert firmly into the tyre valve using the valve turner 13 Inflate tyre Set the prescribed tyre pressure Information on the tyre pressure is provided in the chapter Technical D...

Page 298: ...r jack is not suitable for this Danger of injury if the level control system operates during the wheel change f Set the vehicle to jacking mode before starting to change the wheel f For information on...

Page 299: ...is accessible after removing the covering cap B from the sill cover Removing covering cap f Pull out covering cap B at the bottom at the rear Inserting covering cap f Insert the covering cap B in the...

Page 300: ...ps F or H from the sill covers Removing covering cap 1 Open covering cap F or H in the sill cover to the front by means of the internal handle recess and pull off arrow Vehicles with sill cover Rear j...

Page 301: ...he tyre with air if necessary Information on the tyre pressure is provided in the chapter Technical Data in this Driver s Manual Please observe the chapter TYRE PRESSURES COLD on Page 350 7 Lower vehi...

Page 302: ...eel housings if the spacers on the rear axle are not removed before fitting snow chains f The 17 mm spacers must always be removed from the rear axle when snow chains are to be fitted f Remove spacers...

Page 303: ...jack 10 Tighten wheel bolts in diagonally opposite sequence Note on operation for vehicles with Tyre Pressure Monitoring On vehicles with Tyre Pressure Monitoring the settings on the multi purpose dis...

Page 304: ...tyre Information on the tyre pressure is provided in the chapter Technical Data in this Driver s Manual Please observe the chapter TYRE PRESSURES COLD on Page 350 Warning Risk of accident f The colla...

Page 305: ...eel recess in the luggage compartment There is a plastic sheet in the tool kit for storing the damaged wheel Maintenance note The collapsible spare wheel must be repaired only by the manufacturer f If...

Page 306: ...improperly f Use this operating unit only to inflate or bleed air from the tyres of this vehicle 5 Switch ignition on 6 Press hand valve D until the correct tyre pressure is achieved Monitor the tyre...

Page 307: ...km h 50 mph if the mounted spare wheel differs from the other three wheels on the vehicle This maximum speed must not be exceeded because of altered driving characteristics and for reasons of wear Rem...

Page 308: ...operation If the opening angle exceeds 30 the spare wheel bracket automatically moves to its final position The rear lid may be opened only when the spare wheel bracket is in its final position If the...

Page 309: ...ged If necessary slide additional lock C to the right 2 Swing spare wheel bracket closed with force 3 Check that the spare wheel bracket is locked and observe indication on the multi purpose display o...

Page 310: ...ng the mechanical emergency release Warning Danger of injury and risk of accident if the spare wheel bracket is operated improperly f Perform emergency unlocking of the spare wheel bracket only when t...

Page 311: ...ng Risk of short circuit and fire f Disconnect the battery during all work on the electrical system Relays Relays should be checked or changed only by an authorised workshop Sockets The assignment and...

Page 312: ...gripper A blown fuse can be identified by the melted metal strip 4 Replace only with fuses of the same rating Note f If a fuse blows repeatedly Consult a qualified specialist workshop We recommend th...

Page 313: ...use box lid in the dashboard 1 Carefully lever off the plastic cover with a screwdriver arrow and remove The fuse plan is located on the inside of the cover A Plastic gripper 2 Carefully remove the fu...

Page 314: ...for windscreen 30 9 Vehicle electrical system control unit pump for washer fluid 15 10 Power window rear left 25 11 Central locking system left 15 12 not used 13 not used 14 Power window front left 25...

Page 315: ...not used 33 Steering column module 15 34 Passenger compartment monitoring inclination sensor 5 35 Vehicle electrical system control unit right fog light right additional high beam interior light 30 36...

Page 316: ...Servotronic 5 50 not used 51 Air conditioner diagnosis moving off assistant 5 52 Rear wiper 30 53 Vehicle electrical system control unit automatic dipped beam steering column module 5 54 Headlight be...

Page 317: ...centre differential lock telephone preparation 5 8 Vehicle electrical system control unit left parking light right direction indicator right dipped beam 30 9 CD changer DVD navigation 5 10 TV tuner s...

Page 318: ...Transmission control unit Tiptronic selector lever switch 10 30 Rear lid power closing mechanism 20 31 Central locking system filler flap 15 32 Central locking system right doors 10 33 not used 34 Po...

Page 319: ...8 Level control 10 49 Telephone anti dazzle interior mirror 5 50 Vehicles for Japan blind spot detection 5 51 Tiptronic transmission 15 52 Tiptronic selector lever switch 5 53 not used 54 not used 55...

Page 320: ...9 Quantity control valve camshaft adjuster valve lift adjuster 15 10 Engine components Cooling air output stages carbon canister shut off valve pressure sensor for air conditioner tank leakage detect...

Page 321: ...of explosion While the battery is being charged a highly explosive gas mixture is formed so Fire sparks naked flames and smoking are prohibited Avoid causing sparks and short circuits when handling c...

Page 322: ...e f Keep battery surface clean and dry f Ensure that cell plugs and terminal clamps are firmly secured Checking acid level only on low maintenance batteries Check the acid level more frequently in the...

Page 323: ...tery f Please observe the disposal instructions for batteries Putting vehicle into operation After the battery is connected or after an exhaus tively discharged battery is charged the PSM warning ligh...

Page 324: ...key housing with a small screwdriver 2 Replace battery observe polarity 3 Replace cover and press together firmly Parking heater remote control The battery should be changed when the range of the remo...

Page 325: ...t they cannot be caught by moving parts in the engine compart ment The vehicles must not be in contact otherwise current might flow as soon as the positive terminals are connected f Carefully ensure t...

Page 326: ...onor battery 8 Disconnect the positive lead from the positive terminal of the donor battery first then from the positive terminal for jump lead starting 9 Close the cap of the positive terminal for ju...

Page 327: ...e warnings do not disappear then have the fault repaired Consult a qualified specialist workshop We recommend that you use a Porsche partner for this work since these are staffed with trained personne...

Page 328: ...e hands Use a cloth or soft paper when replacing bulbs f Always carry spare bulbs with you In certain countries carrying spare bulbs is mandatory Headlights Caution Risk of damage to headlights due to...

Page 329: ...kit 5 Place socket wrench C on the release B and turn in the direction of the arrow until you feel and hear the headlight being released 6 Pull the headlight forward out of the wing by approx 10 cm 7...

Page 330: ...the headlight fully into the wing 2 Push headlight to the rear and simultaneously turn socket wrench C in the direction of the arrow The headlight locking device must perceptibly and audibly engage 3...

Page 331: ...gas discharge lamp counter clockwise and remove 3 Press the release tab on the plug and pull plug off 4 Connect plug to new gas discharge lamp 5 Insert gas discharge lamp and turn in clock wise direc...

Page 332: ...b socket B counter clockwise and remove 3 Remove defective bulb and replace 4 Insert bulb socket and turn in clockwise direction Make sure that the bulb is installed in the correct position 5 Fit cove...

Page 333: ...ket B counter clockwise and remove 3 Pull both release tabs on the plug apart and pull plug out of lamp socket 4 Replace defective bulb Make sure that the bulb is installed in the correct position 5 F...

Page 334: ...ging bulb of direction indicator 3 Turn socket counter clockwise and remove 4 Replace the defective bulb bayonet fitting 5 Insert socket and turn in clockwise direction Make sure that the bulb is inst...

Page 335: ...t please consult a qualified specialist workshop We recommend that you use a Porsche partner for this work since these are staffed with trained personnel and have the necessary parts and tools 1 Switc...

Page 336: ...release arrow on the plug D and pull off the plug Installing tail light 1 Push on plug D until the plug is felt to click into place arrow and secure cable 2 Insert ball head of tail light C into clip...

Page 337: ...efective bulb bayonet fitting Insert lamp bracket and screw in fastening screws 4 Install tail light 5 Check operation of lights 6 Close the rear lid Number plate lights Changing bulb for number plate...

Page 338: ...ioned when you cross the border The dipped beam then lights symmetrically and drivers of oncoming vehicles are not dazzled On the return journey do not forget to readjust the headlights Repositioning...

Page 339: ...n indicator front PY21W Luggage compartment light K12V10W Direction indicator rear P21W Footwell light W3W Cornering light H11 Glove compartment light W3W Number plate light C5W Centre console W3W Fog...

Page 340: ...ications f Vehicles with a faulty brake must not be towed f Always keep the towing rope taut when towing Avoid jerky sudden loads Towing bar f Please refer to the separate manual from the accessory ma...

Page 341: ...ot guaranteed Observe the following points to avoid damage to the transmission f It is normally not permissible to raise one axle irrespective of whether it is the front or rear axle If circumstances...

Page 342: ...ver out the appropriate plastic cover A in the bumper with the screwdriver The cover is captive and need not be removed completely 2 Screw in towing lug B as far as the stop left hand thread and tight...

Page 343: ...as far as the stop left hand thread and tighten hand tight Fitting plastic cover at front f First engage the upper locking tabs of the plastic cover and then press in the bottom tabs and side tab uni...

Page 344: ...Pressure and Technical Data Vehicle identification 345 Engine data 347 Transmission 348 Fuel consumption 348 Tyres rims tracks 349 Tyre pressures cold 350 Weights 351 Ground clearance 352 Capacities 3...

Page 345: ...ank The vehicle data bank can be found on the left under the loadspace floor It contains all important data about your vehicle Note The data bank cannot be reordered if it is lost or damaged Vehicle i...

Page 346: ...essure and Technical Data Identification plate The identification plate is fitted on the firewall on the right of the engine compartment Tyre pressure plate The tyre pressure plate is fitted on the dr...

Page 347: ...r of cylinders 8 Bore 96 mm Stroke 83 mm Displacement 4806 cm3 Max engine output as per 80 1269 EEC 368 kW 500 HP At engine speed 6000 rpm Max torque as per 80 1269 EEC 700 Nm 518 ftlb At engine speed...

Page 348: ...mended Transmission ratio Tiptronic S 1st gear 4 15 1 2nd gear 2 37 1 3rd gear 1 56 1 4th gear 1 16 1 5th gear 0 86 1 6th gear 0 69 1 Reduction gear 2 70 1 Reverse gear 3 39 1 Final drive ratio 3 27 1...

Page 349: ...ermitted top speed are minimum requirements When fitting new tyres or changing tyres Please observe the chapter TYRES AND WHEELS on Page 285 Tyre and rim sizes The authorisation of tyre and rim sizes...

Page 350: ...Please observe the chapter SETTING VEHICLE LOADING AND ADJUSTING TYRE PRESSURE on Page 134 Partially loaded up to 3 people and 21 kg of luggage Front axle Rear axle 255 55 R 18 2 6 bar 38 psi 2 9 bar...

Page 351: ...ed and approved by Porsche Kerb weight Kerb weight depending on equipment per DIN 70020 2355 2665 kg as per 70 156 EEC 1 2430 2740 kg Maximum axle load front 2 1490 kg Maximum axle load rear 2 1700 kg...

Page 352: ...gle rear 20 6 Ground clearance centre of axles 191 mm Air suspension loading level Ramp angle 14 8 Overhang angle front 21 Overhang angle rear 18 5 Ground clearance centre of axles 161 mm Air suspensi...

Page 353: ...er box approx 0 85 litre Front axle differential approx 1 0 litre Rear axle differential approx 1 4 litres Locking rear differential approx 1 6 litres Fuel tank approx 100 litres including approx 12 l...

Page 354: ...rb weight basic carrier of Roof Transport System normal level 1784 mm Height at DIN kerb weight special terrain level 1748 mm Height at DIN kerb weight rail special terrain level 1789 mm Height at DIN...

Page 355: ...specifications refer to a vehicle at DIN empty weight and max 200 kg load without performance inhibiting extra equipment e g special tyres Top speed 275 km h 171 mph Acceleration 0 100 km h 62 mph 5...

Page 356: ...psi 350 Plate 346 Warning message 149 Air suspension Compressor connection 306 Lowering the vehicle 198 Lowering the vehicle for loading 198 Overview 196 Raising the vehicle 197 Warning message on the...

Page 357: ...Bi Xenon headlight 331 Boost pressure display 119 Brake booster faulty warning message 152 Brake fluid Change quantity 353 Changing 267 Checking level 266 Warning light on speedometer 267 Warning mess...

Page 358: ...Setting lighting off delay 143 Setting lighting off delay 143 Switching on 106 Compass Setting on the multi purpose display 145 Compressor Connection on vehicles without air suspension 306 Storage lo...

Page 359: ...settings Resetting multi purpose display 146 Filler flap Emergency unlocking 274 Filling pressure Plate location 346 Tyres bar psi 350 Warning light on speedometer 139 Warning message 149 Filter Air...

Page 360: ...Emergency operation of key 163 Functional description 160 Illumination Of steering wheel keys switching on off 55 Switching on when entering the vehicle 107 Switching on when leaving the vehicle 106...

Page 361: ...age safety net permitted uses 223 Position of tie down rings 217 Removing luggage compartment cover 222 Ski bag 225 Loadspace Cargo management system 218 Opening floor 217 Overview 217 Lock Changing f...

Page 362: ...Change quantity 353 Checking oil level with dipstick 262 Engine oil pressure 151 Filler opening 263 General information 263 Oil level warning on the multi purpose display 262 Temperature gauge 116 To...

Page 363: ...l description 200 Overview 185 Selecting the running gear setup 200 Porsche Communication Management PCM 156 Porsche Dynamic Chassis Control PDCC Functional description 201 Overview 185 Porsche Entry...

Page 364: ...crewdriver 291 Sealant sealing set For defective tyres 296 Setting on the multi purpose display 138 Seals Care instructions 280 Seat belts Adjusting belt height 41 Belt tensioner functional descriptio...

Page 365: ...t the sides of the luggage compartment 231 Drawer under the right front seat 231 Glasses case in the roof console 228 Glove compartment 229 In the front armrest 230 In the rear armrest 230 Storage 228...

Page 366: ...t 66 Tyre pressure 238 Air pressure bar psi 350 Plate 346 Plate location 346 Warning light on speedometer 139 Warning message 149 Tyre Pressure Monitoring Setting on the multi purpose display 131 Tyre...

Page 367: ...ening closing with vehicle key without Porsche Entry Drive 85 Windscreen washer system Change quantity 353 Windscreen wiper washer stalk 109 Rain sensor adjustment 110 Rear window wiping plus washer s...

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