BigBob
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My brakes have started behaving strangely after the car has been parked up overnight (ie more than 6 hours). My understanding is (and what the car manual says) is that the recuperation braking is deactivated for a 'short time' to clean the brakes, thereafter the recuperation braking is activated. That's what my car has done for last 3 years until recently.
Now my car starts up with recuperation braking activated, then after a few brake pedal pushes (while driving) it will deactivate, then it activates again, then deactivates etc usually for a few miles. You can see this from the green recuperation bar and feel the difference when pressing the brake pedal.
The dealership's service department think my brakes are doing what they are supposed to, and their behaviour is the same as another taycan they have. They think this new braking behaviour may be as a result of an upgrade/recall from a few months ago and that the online manual (on app) may be out of date because of it. I'm not convinced and the current operation is disconcerting to say the least given different brake pedal pressure required to slow the car and I can't see why porsche would push this change out.
Appreciate it if you could respond to the poll and please let me know if you had the same issues and if so what the fix was. The greater the number of responses will add weight to my discussions with the dealership's technicians.
Thanks.
1 minute video of what mine is doing presently:
https://youtube.com/shorts/kXGdd89IoFM
Now my car starts up with recuperation braking activated, then after a few brake pedal pushes (while driving) it will deactivate, then it activates again, then deactivates etc usually for a few miles. You can see this from the green recuperation bar and feel the difference when pressing the brake pedal.
The dealership's service department think my brakes are doing what they are supposed to, and their behaviour is the same as another taycan they have. They think this new braking behaviour may be as a result of an upgrade/recall from a few months ago and that the online manual (on app) may be out of date because of it. I'm not convinced and the current operation is disconcerting to say the least given different brake pedal pressure required to slow the car and I can't see why porsche would push this change out.
Appreciate it if you could respond to the poll and please let me know if you had the same issues and if so what the fix was. The greater the number of responses will add weight to my discussions with the dealership's technicians.
Thanks.
1 minute video of what mine is doing presently:
https://youtube.com/shorts/kXGdd89IoFM
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