PSCB Brakes Defective/Failed - 34k 2021 Taycan Turbo - Dealer and Porsche Refusing to Cover

[maniak8]

Can someone hellp me to find replacement non pscb? Same caliperas

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[prj]

Can someone hellp me to find replacement non pscb? Same caliperas

I can give you the part numbers to try, but I can't guarantee it will fit.
The diameter and thickness are the same, but everything else I have no idea.

Front:
971615301D / 971615301R
971615302D / 971615302R
410mm x 38mm

Rear:
971615601J
971615602J
365mm x 28mm

Consider ordering online so you can return if it doesn't work.
You can get both those from Zimmerman afaik.

 

[Taycan4S_UK]

I have the normal steel ones (red caliper) with 21" RS Spyder allows - fitment should be the same across all 21" . I've not tried other Taycan break (maybe on test drive I did but can't remember).

 

[Darrell]

I have PSCB's and they are smooth and like a mirror after 35,000 miles. I love the look of them, they perform great for me and basically no brake dust. Just like any part, battery, air shocks, electrical components, etc. there are going to be a percentage that are bad and have manufacturing flaws. In most cases the rotors should last a very long time.

 

[maniak8]

I have PSCB's and they are smooth and like a mirror after 35,000 miles. I love the look of them, they perform great for me and basically no brake dust. Just like any part, battery, air shocks, electrical components, etc. there are going to be a percentage that are bad and have manufacturing flaws. In most cases the rotors should last a very long time.

I have one side completely bad (both front and rear) other side as mirror finish . Nonsense

 

[maniak8]

I had idea to hone and remove the coating . But i am not sure how the brakes would work on iron with the old pads made for pacb dont want to crash the car

 

[whitex]

I have PSCB's and they are smooth and like a mirror after 35,000 miles. I love the look of them, they perform great for me and basically no brake dust. Just like any part, battery, air shocks, electrical components, etc. there are going to be a percentage that are bad and have manufacturing flaws. In most cases the rotors should last a very long time.

I think the issue might be Porsche PSCB manufacturing quality, combined with the fact that brakes are considered wear and tear item so it's hard to prove whether they are experiencing a manufacturing flaw or are just worn out.

I have one side completely bad (both front and rear) other side as mirror finish . Nonsense

You'd think that should clearly point to a manufacturing defect, how else would you wear out one side of the car only? How old is your car? Is it still under warranty?

 

[maniak8]

I think the issue might be Porsche PSCB manufacturing quality, combined with the fact that brakes are considered wear and tear item so it's hard to prove whether they are experiencing a manufacturing flaw or are just worn out.

You'd think that should clearly point to a manufacturing defect, how else would you wear out one side of the car only? How old is your car? Is it still under warranty?

Car is 5 years old out of warranty.

 

[freinando]

think the issue might be Porsche PSCB manufacturing quality, combined with the fact that brakes are considered wear and tear item so it's hard to prove whether they are experiencing a manufacturing flaw or are just worn out.

Exactly the issue I see here. If it carries a higher risk of failure, and then it’s deemed wear and tear when it goes bad, is it worth it? I mean, $1K out of pocket ain’t much, but I think these run into high 4 digits to replace.

 

[chun]

Exactly the issue I see here. If it carries a higher risk of failure, and then it’s deemed wear and tear when it goes bad, is it worth it? I mean, $1K out of pocket ain’t much, but I think these run into high 4 digits to replace.

More like 5 digits; because the mechanic ain’t free

 

[DerekS]

If I still have this car when my PSCBs die I will definitely replxe

Exactly the issue I see here. If it carries a higher risk of failure, and then it’s deemed wear and tear when it goes bad, is it worth it? I mean, $1K out of pocket ain’t much, but I think these run into high 4 digits to replace.

$7700 for fronts, $3400 for rears.

 

[prj]

I have the normal steel ones (red caliper) with 21" RS Spyder allows - fitment should be the same across all 21" . I've not tried other Taycan break (maybe on test drive I did but can't remember).

Absolutely not.

 

[Taycan4S_UK]

Is it not the case that 21" wheels fit PCCB, PSCB and steel?

 

[tigerbalm]

Is it not the case that 21" wheels fit PCCB, PSCB and steel?

Nice picture!

To answer your question, I think you are correct, those wheels will fit every brake disc type.

 

[prj]

Is it not the case that 21" wheels fit PCCB, PSCB and steel?

Would help if you quote the post when replying, your statement standalone made little sense.

Any 20" Taycan wheels clear any Taycan brakes, obviously there are zero issues with 21".

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