Recent content by WindOfTheDog

Walnut Creek had the Error happen to them when the car lifted. So they found something. But I fear they do not know what they found. Yet? I'll patiently let them suceed or fail, and move on from there accordingly. They have now had the car four days and I have had it in my garage three days. :)...

30% on the windshield! That seems so dark! Good info on what happens when you get stopped. And outcome. Thank you. This will be the first car I will keep front plate off of. Spacers - I am not that garage guy. Do tire shops do it? Who does it? And... I failed to tell you how sweet your car is...

BTW - What is the % of VLT (light that gets through) your window tint?

OK - I was hoping it was a statement of the obvious. CYA - tell the customer not to run down their battery.

Chat GPT likes Stevens Creek :) THanks -- I'll watch

Walnut Creek Porsche may fail me as I go round two with this "Chassis Error" Which Bay Area Porsche has good EV person in your mind?

Out of town starts in 3 days. He was suggesting trickle charge and NOT plugging in my Level 2 charger. I will show them the bulletin on how to store (pretty much plug it in) and insist on talking to their "EV tech" Screen message about state of charge makes me wonder if it is the 12V though they...

Yes there is a change to ride quality can't really describe "go solid" but it shimmies a little?

Interesting, never noticed this during the first time chassis error (see pic) When I turn off the car and before I open the door the screen says this at the bottom, leading me to believe it is warning me about 12V state of charge? Or is this just a reminder not to drain your battery by using...

And the F ing error message returned today. Back to them tomorrow, it will be hard to accept lip service again.

Beautiful! Thanks for showing. 1. The spacers were done by the tire shop? Any major tire chain will do? No Porsche warranty issue? Still on 21' rims? I don't care about range, but range reduction yes? 2. The GREAT color -- PPF?

Ha! Wish I had a protractor! Mine falls to 45 or less. To the point you can't see into the compartment.

I only created this post so that the next "new" taycan owner can easily see that the "lid doesn't fully stay open" until 2026 and is their design and not a repair item. It took me 20-30 minutes to search "lid" on this forum and still had to infer that the 1/2 close flopping was normal.

No current recall AND no previous recall completed on this item. Don't think I can take this further.

Forgive me, should I start a new thread or keep adding to my thread that mentioned chassis error and my questions about PAR movement quality? 1. Porsche service looked atChassis error - codes indicated it was a low voltage related occurence, was the car not used for a while? 2. Seller did not...