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Baby seat

Installing with LATCH system...............................43
LATCH restraint system ......................................43
Prescribed installation direction 
(depending on weight of child).............................41

Battery

Care ...............................................................244
Changing in car key..........................................247
Charging .........................................................246
Emergency starting with jumper cables..............245
General information ..........................................243
Installation position...........................................243
Procedure after connection...............................244
Replacing ........................................................244
Vehicle electrical system warning ........................79
Winter driving ..................................................244

Before driving off.............................................................4
Belts

Care instructions..............................................216
Fastening ..........................................................35
Opening belt buckle............................................36
Safety-belt pretensioners, functional description ...35
Warning light on the tachometer..........................35

Brake booster .............................................................136
Brake disks.....................................................................2
Brake fluid ......................................................................2

Changing.........................................................221
Warning light on speedometer...........................221

Brake pads .....................................................................2

Breaking in new brake pads ..................................5
Warning message, brakes ................................137

Brake pedal ................................................................136
Brake wear

Warning message ............................................137

Brakes

Applying/releasing parking brake ......................134
Brake pad warning message .............................137
Brake pedal .....................................................136
Brake wear warning message ...........................137
Break in new brake pads ......................................5
Footbrake........................................................135
Test stand ...............................................200, 219

Break in hints ..................................................................5
Breaking in

Engine.................................................................5
Engine oil and fuel consumption during 
break-in period.....................................................5
Hints ...................................................................5
New brake pads and brake disks...........................5
New tires.............................................................5

Brief overview

Opening and locking the vehicle from outside ...... 17

Bulbs

Overview......................................................... 247

C

Car care

Airbags........................................................... 215
Alcantara

®

...................................................... 216

Alloy wheels .................................................... 214
Fabric linings................................................... 216
Headlights, plastic components, adhesive foils .. 214
Leather........................................................... 215
Leather care for seats with seat ventilation ........ 215
Paint............................................................... 212
Safety-belts..................................................... 216
Seals .............................................................. 214
Underbody protection ...................................... 213
Use of high-pressure cleaning equipment........... 211
Washing the vehicle, instructions ...................... 211
Wheel attachment faces ................................... 235
Wheel bolts ..................................................... 235
Windows ......................................................... 213

Car key (remote control)

Changing battery ............................................. 247
Locking vehicle door.......................................... 20
Unlocking vehicle door ....................................... 19

Car Telephone ............................................................ 152
Care instructions

Airbags........................................................... 215
Alcantara

®

...................................................... 216

Alloy wheels .................................................... 214
Car washing .................................................... 211
Carpet ............................................................ 215
Fabric linings................................................... 216
Headlights, plastic components, adhesive foils .. 214
Leather........................................................... 215
Leather care for seats with seat ventilation ........ 215
Mats............................................................... 215
Paint............................................................... 212
Radar sensor .................................................. 214
Reversing camera............................................ 214
Safety-belts..................................................... 216
Seals .............................................................. 214
Ultrasound sensors, ParkAssist ........................ 214
Underbody protection ...................................... 213
Use of high-pressure cleaning equipment........... 211
Wheel attachment faces ................................... 235
Wheel bolts ..................................................... 235
Windows ......................................................... 213

Carpet, care instructions ............................................. 215

Catalytic converter ......................................................205

Emission control (Check Engine)..........................80

Center armrest

Opening oddments tray ....................................176

Central locking ..............................................................21

Driver’s door emergency operation, 
Passenger’s door emergency operation ...............27
Locking vehicle door with car key 
(remote control) .................................................20
Locking vehicle door with Porsche Entry & Drive ..20
Opening and locking vehicle door from inside .......21
Unlocking vehicle door with car key 
(remote control) .................................................19
Unlocking vehicle door with 
Porsche Entry & Drive ........................................19

Central locking system

Functional description.........................................16

Centre console..............................................................11
Changing button assignment on multi-function
steering wheel.............................................................112
Changing car key (remote control) battery .....................247
Changing wheels .........................................................232
Chassis control systems

Overview (PSM, PASM, PTV) ..............................163

Chassis number, position .............................................259
Chassis setup

Functional description.......................................169
Selecting .........................................................169

Check Engine (emission control)

Functional description.........................................80
Warning light......................................................80

Checking pressure.......................................................234
Child restraint equipment

Prescribed installation direction...........................40

Child restraint system

Installing with LATCH system...............................43
LATCH restraint system ......................................43

Child seat

Installing with LATCH system...............................43
LATCH restraint system ......................................43
Prescribed installation direction...........................40
Prescribed installation direction 
(depending on weight of child).............................41

Chrono .........................................................................98
Cigarette lighter ..........................................................178
Closing .........................................................................23

Locking vehicle door from inside .........................21
Persons/animals remaining in the vehicle .............20
Vehicle door with car key (remote control)............20
Vehicle door with Porsche Entry & Drive (keyless) .20

Closing luggage compartment lid ...................................23

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Summary of Contents for CAYMAN -

Page 1: ...Cayman Cayman S Cayman GTS Owner s Manual WKD 981 00 21 15 Cayman Cayman S Cayman GTS Umschlag_U1 U4_aussen fm Seite 1 Mittwoch 26 M rz 2014 1 42 13...

Page 2: ...verall 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 ind...

Page 3: ...l 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...

Page 4: ...s Porsche Canada LTEE 5925 Airport Road Suite 420 Mississauga Ontario Canada L4V 1W1 Telephone number for customer assistance 1 800 PORSCHE Option 3 Driving on Race Circuit e g Sports Driving Schools...

Page 5: ...supervise children around the vehicle during time when the exhaust pipe could be hot A hot exhaust pipe can cause serious burns Portable Fuel Containers Portable fuel containers may leak whether they...

Page 6: ...area 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 c...

Page 7: ...h each other This wearing in 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...

Page 8: ...at System 43 Exterior Mirrors 45 Interior Mirror 46 Steering Wheel Heating 47 Steering Wheel Adjustment 48 Multi function Steering Wheel 49 Sun Visors 50 Vanity Mirror 50 Air Conditioning 51 Manual Ai...

Page 9: ...e Door Opener HomeLink Universal Remote Control 190 Alarm System and Theft Protection 194 Alarm System and Passenger Compartment Monitoring 195 Immobilizer 196 Theft Protection 196 Maintenance and Car...

Page 10: ...e 45 D Light switch See page 65 E Overhead operating console F Power windows See page 62 G Diagnostic socket OBD H Electric parking brake See page 134 I Ignition lock See page 129 J Front and rear lid...

Page 11: ...urn signal lights See page 68 C Speedometer See page 78 D Tachometer See page 78 E Multi function display See page 78 F Windshield wipers See page 71 G Cruise control See page 138 H Telephone controls...

Page 12: ...o clock See page 98 D Drinks holder cupholder See page 176 E Glove box See page 175 F Operating panel for air conditioning See page 52 G Porsche Communication Management PCM See page 153 H Control pan...

Page 13: ...C Rear wing See page 173 D Sports exhaust system See page 172 E Auto Start Stop function coasting mode See page 132 F Sport mode See page 170 G Sport Plus mode See page 170 H Porsche Active Suspension...

Page 14: ...page 70 B PASS AIR BAG OFF warning light See page 39 C Interior light See page 70 D Reading lights See page 70 E ParkAssist See page 186 F Garage door opener HomeLink See page 190 G Button for interio...

Page 15: ...5 Central Locking System 16 Brief Overview Opening and Locking from Outside 17 Opening and Locking from Outside 18 Opening and Locking from Inside 21 Opening and Closing Luggage Compartment Lids 22 Ma...

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

Page 17: ...on page 26 Replacement keys Car keys can only be ordered through an authorized Porsche dealer Sometimes this may take a long time You should therefore always keep a spare key convenient Keep it in a...

Page 18: ...y approved by Porsche could void the user s authority to operate this equipment Your vehicle is equipped with a central locking system The following are unlocked or locked together Doors Filler flap T...

Page 19: ...e 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 Locking Using the key Pre...

Page 20: ...e passenger s door remains locked Information If button A is pressed and a door or the luggage compartment lid is not opened the vehicle is locked again automatically after 30 seconds With Porsche Ent...

Page 21: ...elocking 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 loc...

Page 22: ...be opened from outside or If persons or animals are remaining in the vehicle press the locking button A on the door handle twice within 2 seconds The emergency flasher emits one long flash The alarm...

Page 23: ...losed 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...

Page 24: ...tment lid or windshield wipers If the windshield wipers are pulled forward when you open the front luggage compartment lid the wipers or the luggage compartment lid could be damaged f Make sure that t...

Page 25: ...n 1 Raise rear lid up to pressure point f Position 2 Raise rear lid beyond the pressure point Closing the rear luggage compartment lid 1 Pull down the rear lid by the handle recess arrow and allow it...

Page 26: ...wing and the license plate illustration The rear lid is unlocked via a sensor and pops open 2 Lift up the rear lid slightly and open Malfunctions when Opening and Closing Emergency operation of front...

Page 27: ...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 position will appear on the multi function display 6 Turn control unit bac...

Page 28: ...p 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 ignitio...

Page 29: ...shing twice 4 Release the door handle and shut the door The driver s door is now locked 5 To lock the passenger s door using the emergency procedure insert the emergency key in the door lock in the dr...

Page 30: ...nction 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 t...

Page 31: ...2 Seat Heating 33 Seat Ventilation 33 Safety Belts 34 Airbag Systems 36 Child Restraint Equipment 40 LATCH Child Seat System 43 Exterior Mirrors 45 Interior Mirror 46 Steering Wheel Heating 47 Steerin...

Page 32: ...hicle or sit in a vehicle s seat until the headrests and backrests are placed in their proper positions so that the risk of neck injuries is minimized in the event of a crash f Adjust the backrest s i...

Page 33: ...tment 2 Height adjustment 3 Thigh support adjustment 4 Fore and aft adjustment 5 Backrest angle adjustment 6 Lumbar support adjustment f Press each control in the direction indicated by the arrows unt...

Page 34: ...be trapped or crushed when the seat moves into or out of easy entry position f Switch off the Easy Entry function if a person is behind the driver s seat Prerequisite The function must be activated o...

Page 35: ...minated indicator lights shows the selected heat setting Switching off f Press the heated seat button repeatedly until all indicator lights go out Seat heating is not available when the interior tempe...

Page 36: ...layers 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 37: ...s 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 the middle of your sh...

Page 38: ...state law requires the use of safety belts to minimize the risk of severe injury or death in the event of a crash f Please see the chapter SAFETY BELTS on page 34 The front airbags are located under...

Page 39: ...ry equipment in the vicinity of the airbag wiring harnesses Doing so may disable the airbag system or cause inadvertent inflation f If the warning light comes on the airbag system should be repaired i...

Page 40: ...otherwise permitted or required by law Your rights with respect to the information discussed above may vary from state to state Check your state law for further information Advanced airbag Your vehicl...

Page 41: ...hildren that the passenger airbag is active or in the case of very light adults or young persons that the passenger airbag is deactivated The condition of the passenger airbag system is shown by the i...

Page 42: ...your Porsche and the appropriate child weight groups Other systems have not been tested and could entail an increased risk of injury The use of infant or child restraints is required by law in all 50...

Page 43: ...o 29 lbs 13 kg Children of this weight must be transported in a restraint system which is installed on the passenger s seat facing rearward Group I Children in between 20 lbs 9 kg and 40 lbs 18 kg Chi...

Page 44: ...airbag will automatically be switched on or off Small adult passengers f Make sure that the PASS AIR BAG OFF indicator lamp does not light up When the ignition is on and the small adult passenger is...

Page 45: ...child 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 on t...

Page 46: ...h fastening points are engaged correctly 3 If the child restraint seat or seats require the use of a tether strap attach the tether strap to the anchor point on the rear wall behind the passenger seat...

Page 47: ...ors 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 dr...

Page 48: ...settings can be stored on the person buttons on the driver s side and on the vehicle key For further information on retrieving and storing vehicle settings f PLEASE SEE THE CHAPTER STORING PERSONAL SE...

Page 49: ...is fluid irritates the skin and eyes f If the electrolyte fluid should come into contact with the skin or eyes rinse it off immediately with clean water Seek medical attention if necessary Risk of dam...

Page 50: ...1 Insert the ignition key fully into the ignition lock 2 Push locking lever downwards 3 Adjust steering wheel to suit the chosen backrest angle and your seat position by moving the steering wheel up...

Page 51: ...communication systems before operating the function buttons Information The Porsche communication systems cannot be switched on and off using the multi function steering wheel Function buttons on the...

Page 52: ...on the rear of the sun visor is closed with a cover The vanity mirror illumination is switched on automatically when the cover is opened The mirror glass may break in the event of an accident and may...

Page 53: ...g 51 Air Conditioning Manual Air Conditioning 52 Automatically Controlled 2 zone Air Conditioning 55 Air Vents 60 Heated Rear Window Exterior Mirror Heating 60 14_C7NF_21 book Seite 51 Mittwoch 26 M r...

Page 54: ...a pool under the vehicle This is normal and not a sign of leakage Information on automatic load switch off If the charging condition of the battery is critical the following air conditioning or heatin...

Page 55: ...C MAX mode on f Press button A C MAX The indicator light on the button lights up Switching A C MAX mode off f Press button A C MAX The indicator light on the button goes out Defrosting windshield Act...

Page 56: ...ll bars can be seen the temperature is set to maximum heat hot Reducing temperature f Press button TEMP downwards If no bars can be seen the temperature is set to maximum coldness cold Setting air qua...

Page 57: ...led 2 zone Air Conditioning The temperature can be set individually for the driver s and passenger s side In automatic mode the air conditioning system exercises full control over the air temperature...

Page 58: ...open Depending on the outside temperature and humidity condensation can drip from the evaporator and form a pool under the vehicle This is normal and not a sign of leakage Information on automatic loa...

Page 59: ...e A C MAX mode In A C MAX mode the passenger compartment is cooled at maximum power The interior temperature is not regulated automatically If the vehicle has been in the sun for a long time it is a g...

Page 60: ...is deactivated automatically to prevent the windows from misting at outside temperatures of less than approx 41 F 5 C For information on adjusting automatic air recirculation mode on the multi functio...

Page 61: ...r quantity setting OFF for short periods f Press button upwards increase air quantity Setting air distribution manually f Press button The air flows to the windshield and the side windows f Press butt...

Page 62: ...air flow can also be adjusted Opening vents f Turn the thumb wheel on the air vent upwards Closing vents f Turn the thumb wheel on the air vent downwards Information f For optimal air conditioning we...

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Page 64: ...window passenger s side Opening closing windows Opening window with the switch f Press the relevant switch until the window has reached the desired position Closing window with the switch f Pull the r...

Page 65: ...e vehicle battery The end positions of the windows are lost when the battery is disconnected and reconnected One touch operation of the windows is disabled Perform these steps for all windows 1 Close...

Page 66: ...rs Light Switch 65 Instrument Lighting 68 Turn Signal High Beam Headlight Flasher Stalk Parking Light Switch 68 Emergency Flasher 69 Interior Reading Lights 70 Brief Overview Windshield wipers 71 Wind...

Page 67: ...are 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...

Page 68: ...For information on adjusting the off delay of the external lights on the multi function display f Please see the chapter ADJUSTING EXTERIOR LIGHTS on page 105 Entry function Exit function When the veh...

Page 69: ...n page 114 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 an...

Page 70: ...am 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 Switching o...

Page 71: ...e switched on regardless of the position of the ignition lock Switching on and off f Press the emergency flasher button on the dashboard All turn signal lights and the indicator light in the button fl...

Page 72: ...switched 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 WHE...

Page 73: ...etent 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 de...

Page 74: ...d off 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 wi...

Page 75: ...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 on Adjusting the rain senso...

Page 76: ...e automatic function for activating the rear wiper when reverse gear is engaged f Please see the chapter ADJUSTING REVERSING OPTIONS on page 107 Information f Clean the wiper blades with window cleane...

Page 77: ...gnals 80 Operating the Multi Function Display on the Instrument Panel 81 Vehicle Menu 85 Audio Menu 87 Phone Menu 88 Map Menu 88 Navigation Menu 89 Trip Menu 90 Tire Pressure Menu Tire Pressure Monito...

Page 78: ...flap J Fuel gauge Warning and indicator lights on the tachometer Warning and indicator lights on the speedometer Emission control warning light Check Engine Airbag warning light Safety belt warning li...

Page 79: ...flap J Fuel gauge Warning and indicator lights on the tachometer Warning and indicator lights on the speedometer Emission control warning light Check Engine Airbag warning light Safety belt warning l...

Page 80: ...meter on the instrument panel G Upshift indicator The consumption oriented shift indicator to the right of the digital speed display on the tachometer helps you to develop a fuel saving driving style...

Page 81: ...see the chapter FILLING CAPACITIES on page 265 For information on fuel and refueling f Please see the chapter FUEL on page 207 If the vehicle s inclination changes e g uphill downhill driving minor d...

Page 82: ...ngine or the exhaust gas cleaning system e g catalytic converter f We recommend that you get an authorized Porsche dealer to do this work as they have trained workshop personnel and the necessary part...

Page 83: ...ipment while driving only if the traffic situation allows you to do so safely f Carry out any complicated operating or setting procedures only whilst the vehicle is stationary Multi function display I...

Page 84: ...n is preset by default For information on individual assignment of the button f Please see the chapter CHANGING BUTTON ASSIGNMENT ON MULTI FUNCTION STEERING WHEEL on page 112 For information on Porsch...

Page 85: ...information relating to this menu item or other selection options D Status area Basic information such as time and temperature as well as warnings are displayed in the status area D The display conte...

Page 86: ...Brightness Exterior lights Interior lights Wiper Revers opt Door locking unlocking Comfort Entry Auto memory Air flow Vent panel Auto air circ Time Date Summer time Time Chrono Speedometer Temperature...

Page 87: ...a 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 warning...

Page 88: ...stration 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 i...

Page 89: ...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 limit Activating and d...

Page 90: ...ding a caller to a conference call Map Menu In the Map main menu you can view and modify the map display of the navigation system Modifying map display 1 Main menu Select Phone and confirm 1 Main menu...

Page 91: ...tination 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 Starting route guidanc...

Page 92: ...he 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 and inflated to the inflation...

Page 93: ...Tire 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 a...

Page 94: ...pressure refilling pressure at standstill Tire type display Display of current settings when the vehicle is stationary Tire pressure warnings in two stages yellow and red warning Tire pressure displa...

Page 95: ...e suspension comfort function can only be selected in conjunction with 20 inch wheels tires The Tire Pressure Monitoring System must be set to the applicable tire pressure comfort pressure or standard...

Page 96: ...ires f Reduce speed to below the displayed maximum speed f Always inflate the tires to the standard tire pressure when driving at higher speeds Selecting tire type in the TPMS menu type and size of fi...

Page 97: ...tions The message No monitoring System is learning appears on the multi function display The wheel learning process takes place exclusively when the vehicle is being driven vehicle speed above 16 mph...

Page 98: ...The 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 suitabl...

Page 99: ...te 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...

Page 100: ...on the instrument panel In the CAR main menu on the PCM Displaying the time on the stopwatch You can configure the stopwatch on the dashboard to display the time in the multi function display on the i...

Page 101: ...faster Yellow Current lap time is identical Red Current lap time is slower Information If a reference time has not been stored yet the reference time position C remains blank The segment display is n...

Page 102: ...e upshift indicator is shown in the Gear shift assist main menu The gearshift assistant displays a prompt to shift to the next higher gear with a pre indication via segments that fill up The sequence...

Page 103: ...n the vehicle equipment On vehicles with memory the settings are stored on the vehicle key or the person buttons in the driver s door For information on the memory f Please see the chapter STORING PER...

Page 104: ...splay contents Station list List of stations currently within range Preset list List of stored stations Adapting display contents in vehicle information area You can select four of the many items of v...

Page 105: ...t temperature warning If the coolant temperature is too high the temperature gauge moves to the maximum mark and the warning message Engine too hot Park vehicle to cool down appears on the multi funct...

Page 106: ...d If oil pressure drops abruptly and a message is displayed on the multi function display when the engine is running or while driving f Stop immediately in a suitable place f Switch off the engine f C...

Page 107: ...ed and deactivated The settings remain stored when the ignition is switched on and off Adjusting off delay for Welcome Home and Entry functions The off delay of the Welcome Home and Entry functions ca...

Page 108: ...y when it is raining Available setting options Automatic The wiper speed is automatically adjusted Manual The wiper speed must be manually adjusted using the wiper switch 1 Main menu Select Vehicle Se...

Page 109: ...king and unlocking settings on the vehicle can be adjusted The Easy Entry function can be switched on and off Setting door unlocking You can configure specific doors to unlock when the vehicle is unlo...

Page 110: ...ld in automatically when the vehicle is locked Setting air conditioning on vehicles with 2 zone air conditioning The automatic air conditioning can be changed individually Adjusting air flow The stren...

Page 111: ...The time can be synchronised via the GPS signal and displayed Setting the time format The time can be displayed in 12 hour or 24 hour format Available setting options 12h 24h 1 Main menu Vehicle Setti...

Page 112: ...odule Setting Daylight Saving Time The vehicle clock can be configured to change to Daylight Saving Time DST 1 Main menu Vehicle Settings Date Time Time 2 Select Hour Minute 3 Set the desired time and...

Page 113: ...e Pressure Monitoring System display The measurement unit for the Tire Pressure Monitoring System display can be changed Available setting options bar psi Setting unit for fuel consumption display The...

Page 114: ...he desired functions in the multi function display or PCM CDR Available PCM functions Source change Change audio source Voice control Activate voice control Dri instr Rep Repeat voice instruction from...

Page 115: ...he Active Safe functions can be disabled using System on Prewarning on The latent and prewarning functions are switched off by default The acute warning function is active Latent and advance warnings...

Page 116: ...ot continue 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 Hav...

Page 117: ...lant 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...

Page 118: ...may 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 a...

Page 119: ...Do 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 fau...

Page 120: ...an 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...

Page 121: ...switched on off Power steering fail Increased effort Driving permitted Have the fault corrected at an authorized Porsche dealer Power steering restricted Consult a workshop Driving permitted Steering...

Page 122: ...pressure or more than 7 psi 0 5 bar at a speed of less than 100 mph 160 km h more than 6 psi 0 4 bar at a speed greater than 100 mph 160 km h and more than 4 psi 0 3 bar at a speed greater than 165 mp...

Page 123: ...dealer lights up Driving light control defective Service required Have the fault corrected at an authorized Porsche dealer Headlight range regulation defective Service required Adjust your speed and d...

Page 124: ...ose 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 drivi...

Page 125: ...Card battery empty please replace The battery capacity is too low Replace driver card battery Remote keypad battery empty please replace The battery capacity is too low Replace remote keypad battery C...

Page 126: ...124 Personal Settings Personal Settings Brief Overview Personal Settings 125 Storing personal settings 126 14_C7NF_21 book Seite 124 Mittwoch 26 M rz 2014 12 15 12...

Page 127: ...ion 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...

Page 128: ...NG AUTO MEMORY ON AND OFF on page 108 Regardless of whether the automatic storage function is activated on the multi function display the settings can be stored on the vehicle key by pressing key butt...

Page 129: ...door open 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...

Page 130: ...ansmission Clutch 154 Porsche Doppelkupplung PDK 155 Selector lever Positions 157 Reduced Driving Programme 161 Transmission and Chassis Control Systems 163 Porsche Stability Management PSM 164 HOLD F...

Page 131: ...e 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 ste...

Page 132: ...lock battery can disable 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 infor...

Page 133: ...tion To ensure a good battery charge condition thereby ensuring that the battery will start the engine all electrical loads that are not required should be switched off when the ignition is switched o...

Page 134: ...he clutch pedal and engage gear from neutral You can drive off normally PDK transmission Stopping and starting the engine Stopping The Auto Start Stop function stops the engine as soon as the vehicle...

Page 135: ...he engine is suppressed and coasting mode is switched off Switching on f Press button The indicator light on the button goes out The engine is automatically stopped when the vehicle stops and coasting...

Page 136: ...rking brake The electric parking brake can only be released when the ignition is switched on 1 Press the brake pedal 2 Pull switch The brake warning light on the instrument panel goes out Automatic el...

Page 137: ...ph 100 km h for example it is not twice but four times longer than 30 mph 50 km h Tire traction is also less effective when the roads are wet or slippery f Therefore always maintain a safe distance fr...

Page 138: ...s can reduce the travel of the brake pedal or prevent you applying the brake pedal f Always check the movement of the brake pedal before driving and make sure that it is not obstructed by a floor mat...

Page 139: ...forces and ambient conditions e g temperature and humidity can therefore cause the brakes to squeal Unsuitable or incorrectly installed floor mats or objects can obstruct the movement of the brake pe...

Page 140: ...t of the steering wheel Vehicles with PDK Downshifts are carried out to help maintain the pre selected speed especially when driving downhill If the current traffic situation does not allow you to dri...

Page 141: ...n the memory and can be reactivated by pressing the control stalk f Please see the chapter RESUMING THE STORED SPEED RESUME on page 139 f Press the control stalk down position 3 or Operate brake pedal...

Page 142: ...der unfavorable road conditions e g wintry or wet conditions varying road surfaces f Brake the vehicle immediately with the footbrake if the deceleration of the adaptive cruise control is not sufficie...

Page 143: ...t has been tested and found to comply with the limits for a Class A digital device pursuant to Part 15 of the FCC Rules These limits are designed to provide reasonable protection against harmful inter...

Page 144: ...WITCHED ON on page 144 R Switch adaptive cruise control on off 1 Set increase desired speed 2 Reduce desired speed 3 Interrupt OFF 4 Operational readiness on return to set speed RESUME Using adaptive...

Page 145: ...e bottom left of the multi function display illustration The status display B turns orange when adaptive cruise control is active The status display B is grey when adaptive cruise control is inactive...

Page 146: ...ise control passive Cruise control and distance control is inactive after pressing the accelerator ACC passive appears on the multi function display The desired speed that was stored and the desired d...

Page 147: ...tting the desired distance The desired distance from the vehicle in front can be set in four stages Information When you are setting the desired distance the ACC main menu for adaptive cruise control...

Page 148: ...ive cruise control active 1 Press the control stalk on the steering wheel upwards position 4 RESUME 2 Press the accelerator pedal briefly Your vehicle drives off again automatically Information Your v...

Page 149: ...ACC not possible Move gear lever to D M Adaptive cruise control was deactivated because the PDK selector lever is not in position D or manual position M ACC not possible while stationary The required...

Page 150: ...in front of your vehicle Detection can be limited or unreliable depending on the traffic situation and the size of the vehicle in front The system may brake too late or unexpectedly Stationary vehicle...

Page 151: ...fety Porsche Active Safe The adaptive cruise control sensor is used for the Porsche Active Safe functions These include Brake system prefilling Prefilling of the brake system if the radar sensor detec...

Page 152: ...a collision to be prevented if the driver reacts accordingly Risk of collision with the vehicle in front f Brake immediately Acute warning acoustic visual and tangible If the driver does not react to...

Page 153: ...ading and drifting FM range is limited to about 25 miles 40 km except for some high power stations If a vehicle is moving away from the desired station s transmitter the signal will tend to fade and o...

Page 154: ...essential to observe the telephone manufacturer s instructions before operating the telephone Any portable telephone or radio transmitter which is used in a Porsche must be properly installed in acco...

Page 155: ...yet achieved during the fine calibration process If the vehicle has been transported e g ferry car train the system may take a few minutes after being switched on before it determines the current loca...

Page 156: ...roperly secured floor mats or objects can restrict pedal travel or hinder pedal operation f Do not obstruct the pedal travel with floor mats or other objects Nonskid floor mats of the correct size are...

Page 157: ...is interrupted Risk of engine damage overrevving when shifting down to a lower gear f Take care not to exceed the maximum permitted engine speed when shifting down Porsche Doppelkupplung PDK Porsche...

Page 158: ...he brake pedal to the accelerator to facilitate driving off immediately after the brake is released f Please see the chapter HOLD FUNCTION DRIVE OFF ASSISTANT STANDSTILL MANAGEMENT on page 166 Stoppin...

Page 159: ...fault corrected at an authorized Porsche dealer If the vehicle has to be towed Please see the chapter TOWING on page 253 If there is a fault in the transmission The warning Transm fault Poss no R gea...

Page 160: ...ic coasting mode Driving in selector lever position D Coasting mode is switched on Indicator light on the button is off Sport and Sport Plus modes are switched off PSM is active Cruise control is not...

Page 161: ...utton comes on and SPORT PLUS appears on the digital speedometer or on the steering wheel 1 Press the brake with your left foot 2 Quickly press the accelerator down fully kickdown activated and hold i...

Page 162: ...orward Shifting down with selector lever or shift buttons f Pull the PDK selector lever or shift button on the steering wheel back Steering wheel with shift paddles Shifting up with selector lever or...

Page 163: ...splay helps you to develop a fuel saving driving style The upshift indicator lights up prompting you to shift up to the next higher gear depending on the selected gear engine speed and accelerator ped...

Page 164: ...corrected immediately at an authorized Porsche dealer Drive temperature too high Reduce load Effects Warning jerks can be felt when driving off and the engine power may be restricted f Action require...

Page 165: ...bility control Anti lock brake system ABS Brake system prefilling Brake booster Hydraulic Brake Assist Automatic brake differential ABD Anti slip control ASR Engine drag torque control MSR Steering to...

Page 166: ...hicle reactions Ferraria effect when the driver releases the accelerator pedal or brakes on bends This compensation functions up to the maximum lateral acceleration PSM actively stabilises the vehicle...

Page 167: ...such as when the vehicle moves off on a level gravel surface traction control already becomes active at low engine speeds If a large amount of propulsive power is required e g when driving off on an...

Page 168: ...light in conjunction with the multi function display indicates a fault The warning message PSM failure Consult a workshop Adapted driving permitted appears on the multi function display in the instru...

Page 169: ...the HOLD function Assistance by the HOLD function is not always guaranteed when stopping and driving off on a slippery surface e g on icy or loose surfaces In this case the vehicle can slip f Always...

Page 170: ...e driver to adapt his driving speed to the road conditions f If full braking is necessary press the brake pedal fully during the whole braking operation even though the pedal is pulsating Do not reduc...

Page 171: ...electing the PASM mode 1 Switch on ignition 2 Press button repeatedly On the button No indicator light comes on when Chassis Normal is selected default setting An indicator light comes on when Chassis...

Page 172: ...omatically set in the range between a rigid engine to body connection increase in driving dynamics and decoupling of the engine from the body increase in driving comfort Sport mode When Sport mode is...

Page 173: ...asting mode are deactivated f Please read the relevant chapters Switching Sport mode on and off f Press button When Sport mode is switched on the indicator light on the button lights up The word SPORT...

Page 174: ...n the multi function display in the instrument panel in the event of a fault For information on warning messages on the multi function display f Please see the chapter OVERVIEW OF WARNING AND INFORMAT...

Page 175: ...racted manually using the button in the center console When the rear wing is in manual mode the indicator light on the button lights up Extending the rear wing manually f Press button briefly The rear...

Page 176: ...Compartment Storage 175 Drinks Holder Cupholder 176 Ashtray 178 Cigarette Lighter 178 Sockets 179 Front Luggage Compartment 180 Rear Luggage Compartment 182 Luggage Cover 182 Loading Information 183 1...

Page 177: ...data in this Owner s Manual Please see chapter TIRE PRESSURE FOR COLD TIRES 68 F 20 C on page 262 Storage options There are various storage options available depending on the vehicle equipment In the...

Page 178: ...of the arrow Closing f Push the handle of the retractable cover forwards in the direction of the arrow Drinks Holder Cupholder You can place drinks in the cupholder Hot drinks can cause scalding if sp...

Page 179: ...the panel in the middle so that the cupholder does not move while driving The cupholders can be pulled out in order to fit larger containers Pulling cupholder out 1 Pull out the holder arrow 2 Insert...

Page 180: ...lighter f Only hold the heated lighter by the knob Using the cigarette lighter The cigarette lighter is ready for use regardless of ignition lock position f For information on using charging adapters...

Page 181: ...ories function even if the ignition is switched off or the ignition key is removed If the engine is not running and the accessories are switched on the vehicle battery will be discharged The power sup...

Page 182: ...the front C Towing lug D Tool kit E Adapter for security wheel bolts Tools The tools are located in a plastic box B f Grasp plastic box B at the handle recess and remove f To insert the plastic box fi...

Page 183: ...ng 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 retaining strap B a...

Page 184: ...TOPPING UP ENGINE OIL on page 202 Luggage Cover The luggage cover protects luggage in the rear storage area from direct sunlight and curious eyes Risk of damage to luggage cover from sharp edged or sl...

Page 185: ...e see chapter INSCRIPTION ON RADIAL TIRE on page 230 The Gross Combined Weight Rating is the maximum total weight rating of vehicle passengers and cargo The Vehicle Capacity Weight Load Limit is the m...

Page 186: ...nts 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 your veh...

Page 187: ...85 Parking ParkAssist 186 Reversing Camera 188 Swivelling Down Mirror Glass as Parking Aid 189 Garage Door Opener HomeLink Universal Remote Control 190 14_C7NF_21 book Seite 185 Mittwoch 26 M rz 2014...

Page 188: ...activated 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 sw...

Page 189: ...rox 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...

Page 190: ...ence has 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...

Page 191: ...ror 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...

Page 192: ...thorized 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 be...

Page 193: ...nk 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...

Page 194: ...changeable 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 wi...

Page 195: ...original 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...

Page 196: ...System and Theft Protection Alarm System and Theft Protection Alarm System and Passenger Compartment Monitoring 195 Immobilizer 196 Theft Protection 196 14_C7NF_21 book Seite 194 Mittwoch 26 M rz 2014...

Page 197: ...ergency 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 is locked Swit...

Page 198: ...and inclination sensor are switched off The indicator 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 ala...

Page 199: ...Topping up Engine Oil 202 Washer Fluid 203 Wiper Blades 204 Emission Control System 204 How Emission Control Works 205 Fuel Economy 206 Operating Your Porsche in other Countries 206 Fuel 207 Portable...

Page 200: ...even 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...

Page 201: ...e enquiries before 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...

Page 202: ...other moving parts Measurements on test stands Performance test Performance tests on roller type test stands are not approved by Porsche Brake tests Brake tests must be performed only on roller type t...

Page 203: ...ends on oil to lubricate and cool all of its moving parts Therefore the engine oil should be checked regularly and kept at the required level Make it a habit to have the engine oil level checked with...

Page 204: ...ecification 40 Viscosity specification for high temperatures 3 For all temperature ranges 4 For the temperature range above 13 F 25 C Always observe the following points Use engine oils approved by Po...

Page 205: ...rate in the mixture ratio specified on the container Winter filling with water antifreeze window cleaner concentrate in the mixture ratio specified on the container Always follow all the instructions...

Page 206: ...to an angle of approx 45 f Please read the separate instructions provided by the wiper blade manufacturer f We recommend that you get your authorized Porsche dealer to replace the wiper blades Risk of...

Page 207: ...r a car is driven fast or slowly or whether the engine is cold or hot some of the fuel hydrocarbons may not be burned completely but may be discharged into the engine crankcase or exhaust system Addit...

Page 208: ...onger periods f Any additional weight carried in the vehicle reduces fuel economy Always keep cargo to a minimum and remove all unnecessary items f Organize your trips to take in several errands in on...

Page 209: ...m and the need for system service or an improperly fastened tank cap or refueling with engine running Information It is important that the service intervals particularly the oil change intervals are o...

Page 210: ...place the tank cap immediately after refueling and close it until you hear and feel it locking 7 Close the filler flap and press on the rear of the filler flap until it engages securely Information If...

Page 211: ...ay not be available outside the continental U S and Canada Therefore we recommend you do not take your car to areas or countries where unleaded fuel may not be available Information In some countries...

Page 212: ...he Porsche program available either singly or as complete car care sets They will be pleased to help you select suitable products Whether you use Porsche products or other commercially available clean...

Page 213: ...use an ordinary de icer In many cases a well warmed key can help f Never use excessive force Car washing The best protection for the vehicle from the damaging effects of the environment is frequent wa...

Page 214: ...olish it if necessary remove spots and stains and repair damaged paintwork f Do not apply care products containing silicone to the windows Information f Never rub a dusty vehicle with a dry cloth beca...

Page 215: ...ons Unlike conventional spray oils undercoating and rust proofing compounds based on bitumen or wax do not attack the sound proofing materials applied at the factory The exhaust system becomes very ho...

Page 216: ...brush If the wheels are exposed to road salt grit or industrial dust weekly cleaning is necessary f Every three months after cleaning grease the wheels with car wax or an acid free grease e g Vaselin...

Page 217: ...lled water Make sure that the perforated leather does not get wet on its reverse side f Allow the seat covering to dry completely at room temperature out of direct sunlight Do not dry the seat coverin...

Page 218: ...ents should be free of dirt and salt deposits f Fill up the fuel tank f Change the oil and oil filter and run the engine for several minutes f Increase the tire pressure to 50 psi 3 5 bar 350 kPa It i...

Page 219: ...rticle Filters 222 Tires and Wheels 222 Changing Wheels 232 Wheel Attachment Faces 235 Wheel Bolts 235 Flat Tire 236 Spacers 237 Electrical System 239 Battery 12 volt 243 External Power Supply Emergen...

Page 220: ...ed 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 reserv...

Page 221: ...ature 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 with the...

Page 222: ...indicator Checking the coolant level when a warning message appears on the multi function display in the instrument panel 1 Allow the engine to cool as far as possible 2 Turn cap anti clockwise and r...

Page 223: ...brake system checked immediately Please contact an authorized Porsche dealer Brake fluid is hazardous to your health and may be fatal if swallowed f Keep brake fluid out of children s reach f If brak...

Page 224: ...s 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 com...

Page 225: ...onditions 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 Th...

Page 226: ...ted on the vehicle 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 tir...

Page 227: ...ting 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 vehicle This is the max...

Page 228: ...ng 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 R...

Page 229: ...are 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...

Page 230: ...CHANGING WHEELS on page 232 f Store tires in a cool and dry place Rotate periodically to avoid flat spots f Do not store summer tires or park vehicles fitted with summer tires at ambient temperatures...

Page 231: ...eratures 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...

Page 232: ...ng of snow chains have the 5 mm spacers removed on all 4 wheels NOTICE Example of Inscription Inscription on radial tire A Tire size Example P 265 40ZR18 101Y P The tire is designed for Passenger vehi...

Page 233: ...e 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 not...

Page 234: ...at tire move a safe distance off the road Turn the emergency flasher on and use other warning devices to alert other motorists f Do not remain in the car Someone approaching from the rear may not real...

Page 235: ...quence of operation The jack must be used only to raise the car for wheel changing The jack must never be used as a support to work underneath the vehicle If the jack is accidentally dislodged you or...

Page 236: ...rench to check the prescribed tightening torque of the wheel bolts 160 Nm 118 ftlb Note on operation for vehicles with Tire Pressure Monitoring System f On vehicles with Tire Pressure Monitoring Syste...

Page 237: ...ers f Please see the chapter SPACERS on page 237 If spacers are fitted wheels are held securely only if long wheel bolts 1 9 in 49 mm are used Wheels may become loose while driving if they are fitted...

Page 238: ...if the rim is damaged The sealant is highly flammable and harmful to health f Fire naked flame and smoking are prohibited when handling tire sealant f Avoid contact with skin eyes or clothing due to c...

Page 239: ...ructions for the tire sealing compound A tire pressure sensor that is soiled with sealant cannot determine the tire pressure correctly f When the defective tire is replaced the tire pressure sensor mu...

Page 240: ...ow spherical cap ring Wheel bolt identifying features For identification purposes the movable spherical cap ring is galvanised in black on the long wheel bolts The long wheel bolts must only be used w...

Page 241: ...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 the yel...

Page 242: ...socket Ignition lock Passenger compartment monitoring sensor Light switch Front left door control unit Bluetooth phone charger 15 2 Footwell lights Electric ignition lock anti removal lock Turn signal...

Page 243: ...a control unit 5 No Designation A 1 Heated rear window 30 2 Electric parking brake button 5 3 PASM control unit 5 4 PDK control unit 20 5 Temperature sensor Tank leakage diagnosis 5 6 Wiper motor 30 7...

Page 244: ...lastic 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 C in the fuse box Inform...

Page 245: ...t with your skin or eyes f If you get electrolyte which is an acid in your eyes or on your skin immediately rinse with cold water for several minutes and call a doctor Risk of damage to the fabric met...

Page 246: ...eks in order to preserve battery function f Store a battery that has been removed in a dark cool place that is not exposed to frost Replacing the battery The battery is subject to normal wear its serv...

Page 247: ...fire f Use only standard jumper cables with sufficient cross section and completely insulated alligator clips Follow the instructions provided by the jumper cable manufacturer f Route the jumper cable...

Page 248: ...battery can be measured with a battery hydrometer We recommend that the battery voltage be tested by your authorized Porsche dealer who has the appropriate equipment If the car is not driven for prol...

Page 249: ...her firmly 5 Insert the emergency key Replacing bulbs Bulb Chart Replacing Light Emitting Diodes and Long Life Bulbs Daytime driving lights front side lights rear turn signal lights gas discharge bulb...

Page 250: ...s In no case may chemical cleaners or other volatile cleaning fluids be used f To prevent scratches do not rub with a dry or merely moist cloth tissue or insect sponges Information The headlights can...

Page 251: ...headlights involves a greater amount of installation work f Have defective bulbs replaced at an authorized Porsche dealer Opening the cover of the headlight housing 1 Remove the headlight f Please se...

Page 252: ...art and pull connector out 4 Replace the defective bulb with bulb holder 5 Insert the bulb holder E and turn it clockwise as far as it will go 6 Fit the housing cover at the tabs and install the 4 scr...

Page 253: ...the side marker light housing rearwards until the retaining lug B disengages 2 Remove the side marker light housing A Spring B Retaining lug 3 Remove the bulb holder 4 Remove the bulb from the holder...

Page 254: ...f the cutoff 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 a speciali...

Page 255: ...rt a down vehicle For those instances where a car transporter or trailer is not available the vehicle may be towed on all four wheels only provided the following conditions are strictly met Failure to...

Page 256: ...ignition off Make sure that the vehicle is adequately illuminated f Do not exceed a maximum speed of 30 mph 50 km h Maximum towing distance 30 miles 50 km If towing distances are greater the vehicle...

Page 257: ...screwdriver and remove 3 Insert the screwdriver vertically into the bore press down the selector lever lock and hold down while pressing the release button on the selector lever and move the selector...

Page 258: ...ght Front towing lug Removing 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 bump...

Page 259: ...her In cars with a fire extinguisher the extinguisher is located under the passenger seat f To remove the fire extinguisher in case of an emergency hold the extinguisher with one hand and press the bu...

Page 260: ...cal Data Vehicle Identification Data 259 Engine Data 260 Wheels Tires 261 Tire Pressure for Cold Tires 68 F 20 C 262 Weights 264 Filling Capacities 265 Driving Performance 266 Dimensions 266 Reifendru...

Page 261: ...ederal 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 number of you...

Page 262: ...ngine output as per 80 1269 EEC 202 kW 275 hp 239 kW 325 hp 250 kW 340 hp At engine speed 7 400 rpm 7 400 rpm 7 400 rpm Max torque as per 80 1269 EEC 290 Nm 213 9 ftlb 370 Nm 272 9 ftlb 380 Nm 280 3 f...

Page 263: ...18 RO 47 8J x18 RO 57 9J x18 RO 47 Summer tires FA RA 235 45 ZR 18 94Y2 265 45 ZR 18 101Y2 Snow tires FA RA 235 45 R 18 94V 265 45 R 18 101V1 235 45 R 18 94V 265 45 R 18 101V1 235 45 R 18 94V 265 45 R...

Page 264: ...inch wheels 20 inch wheels FA RA FA RA FA RA Cayman 29 psi 2 0 bar 200 kPa 29 psi 2 0 bar 200 kPa 29 psi 2 0 bar 200 kPa 30 psi 2 1 bar 210 kPa 33 psi 2 3 bar 230 kPa 33 psi 2 3 bar 230 kPa Cayman S...

Page 265: ...pment dependent the Comfort press selection is country dependent and is not available in all country versions Driving at high speed and low tire pressure destroys the tires f Only set comfort tire pre...

Page 266: ...3120 lbs to 3274 lbs 1 415 kg to 1 485kg 3186 lbs to 3340 lbs 1 445 kg to 1 515 kg Maximum axle load front 2 1720 lbs 780 kg 1720 lbs 780 kg 1731 lbs 785 kg 1731 lbs 785 kg Maximum axle load rear 2 19...

Page 267: ...ne rating The 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 tha...

Page 268: ...5 mph 281 km h 4 9 4 7 seconds Cayman GTS with manual transmission 177 mph 285 km h 4 9 seconds Cayman GTS with PDK transmission 176 mph 283 km h 4 8 4 6 seconds Cayman Cayman S Cayman GTS Length 172...

Page 269: ...ff 52 56 Switching air conditioning compressor on off 52 56 Switching air recirculation mode on and off 54 58 SYNC MONO mode 57 Temperature sensor 56 Air recirculation button Air conditioning system 5...

Page 270: ...eels 214 Car washing 211 Carpet 215 Fabric linings 216 Headlights plastic components adhesive foils 214 Leather 215 Leather care for seats with seat ventilation 215 Mats 215 Paint 212 Radar sensor 214...

Page 271: ...r locking automatic 20 Door opening in an emergency situation 20 Drinks holder 177 Drive The vehicle cannot be unlocked 24 Drive Off Assistant 166 Driver memory package 126 Driver s door emergency loc...

Page 272: ...s 3 Quality 207 Recommendation 209 Refueling 207 Tank capacity 265 Fuel can 209 Fuel container 209 Fuel containers portable 3 Fuel gauge 79 Fuel level indicator Fuel gauge 79 Fuse changing electric fu...

Page 273: ...leaving the vehicle 66 Loading information 183 Locking Locking vehicle door from inside 21 Locking vehicle door with car key remote control 20 Locking vehicle door with Porsche Entry Drive 20 Persons...

Page 274: ...atic parking brake release upon driving off 134 Operating 134 Releasing 134 Testing on brake test stand 200 219 Parking pulling out Functional description ParkAssist 186 Sensors for ParkAssist 186 Par...

Page 275: ...nt systems for children Installing with LATCH system 43 LATCH restraint system 43 Prescribed installation direction depending on weight of child 41 Retractable Rear Wing Operating principle 173 Revers...

Page 276: ...pressure bar psi 262 Tires wheels 261 Weights Roof load 264 Technical modifications to the vehicle information 199 Telephone 152 Using via multi function display 88 Test stands Brake test 200 219 Perf...

Page 277: ...ring on the key 126 Vents Adjusting 60 Opening closing 60 Voice control 154 W Warning messages Overview 114 Tire pressure 96 Washer fluid Antifreeze 203 Filling capacity 265 Topping up 203 Washing the...

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