I have them on my Rivian R1T. I had a 22 F150 that also had the matrix headlights after I updated the programming. The lights have been legal in Canada for years,
Since the new version of the porsche app, I haven’t had the issue anymore. I did redo the integration with maps. But the new Porsche app fixed the issue.
Skip the Porsche tax, order the Audi part number for the same thing. 8p0 012 619a
It can be had for $70. Even Porsche now says you will receive a bottle that says VW VAG
If you are doing a road trip it's best to use the app and not do plug n charge. With the app you buy the membership for a month and get the member pricing for charging. After a couple charging sessions you pay for the $12 membership fee. You can cancel the membership and just have it for 30...
the screws are just for looks. the plastic pieces just snap together. They the part but are fake.
suncoast has pictures of the modules and you can order them.
Dropped off our J1.1 CT4 yesterday to have recalls done. Told the service manager that we were having this issue with the services. They are going to look into this and call Porsche. At least another complaint will be logged.
I don’t remember the value, but after rebalancing the wife’s CT4, the battery modules were all the same voltage. The car had several cells flagged, I think yellow. I did the rebalance last summer, have checked the car since and all modules were still green.
ours did the same thing, took down...
not sure where you are getting your porsche recommendationt to rotate tires. but all modern day Porsche’s have staggered setups. There is no rotation front to back. If the tire is non-directional, you can flip the tires around on the rim.
Porsche installs the tires on the wheels. They get shipped out on a pallet. I bought a winter set for my Cayman at the time, on closeout and my local dealership was able to also get the wheels/tires from Porsche. Suncoast is just order sets in from the Porsche parts warehouse. Nobody needs snow...
Nope, wheels are new. Tires are 2022 tires so 4 years old. Older sets that have sold in the past had tires that were 6-7+ years old, those get the tires drilled.
yes, 96 months (includes the original warranty 4 years), 60k miles Platinum VSP, $4176. via Kelli at Porsche San Antonio. cheapest we found for coverage.
Wife bought an extended warranty on her 22 CT4, right before the warranty ran out. $4.3k is cheap compared to what a repair could cost. Just makes sense for another 4 years of peace of mind.