Chassis Fault - anyone had this warning?

[GileP]

This warning came up shortly after a loud bang. Was on a undulating country road in Yorkshire. went over a rise in the road, car lightened up and then it landed with the aformentioned loud bang. The car is so heavy it does sometimes get caught out by sequential changes in road levels but I've never had this. Wondered if anyone else had the same. And what does adapted driving permitted mean? Can it be driven normally or do I need to adapt my driving (to what) until I cen get it into an OPC?

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[streetfish]

Did it get sorted? Have had this off and on without any obvious cause and Porsche can't figure out because the fault is never showing when it goes to the garage. While driving with the fault the car is very bouncy

 

[W1NGE]

Just the air suspension / PASM having a hissy fit - try flying lower and keep it between the hedges!

 

[Chris8536]

Suspension air bag pop? ?

 

[GileP]

Did it get sorted? Have had this off and on without any obvious cause and Porsche can't figure out because the fault is never showing when it goes to the garage. While driving with the fault the car is very bouncy

yes, it went back to the dealer and seemed to be fine afterwards - although I didn't have the car much longer after that as it was only on loan pending the arrival of the one I'd ordered. My actual car I've now had for 16 months and it's not missed a beat. It's been great

 

[nicos]

Hey @GileP ! Do you know what they fixed in the end? I am having a similar issue, albeit without loud bang before. So far my car has been in repair 4 times, but the dealer is so far unable to locate the source of the problem.

 

[John Rokstad]

yes, it went back to the dealer and seemed to be fine afterwards - although I didn't have the car much longer after that as it was only on loan pending the arrival of the one I'd ordered. My actual car I've now had for 16 months and it's not missed a beat. It's been great

This warning came up shortly after a loud bang. Was on a undulating country road in Yorkshire. went over a rise in the road, car lightened up and then it landed with the aformentioned loud bang. The car is so heavy it does sometimes get caught out by sequential changes in road levels but I've never had this. Wondered if anyone else had the same. And what does adapted driving permitted mean? Can it be driven normally or do I need to adapt my driving (to what) until I cen get it into an OPC?

I had the same message popping but without any prior incudent. Took it to shop and had it repaired within the day. They told me it was wires in the floor that had been rubbing the insulation. No problem since I got it back,

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