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Porsche Panamera (2010 year). Manual - part 19

Warning!

Towing

Risk of accidents. No power assistance is

Certain state statutes and local ordinances

available on the towed vehicle when its

prohibit towing with a chain, rope or even a tow

engine is not running. Greater force is

bar. In addition, damage to your vehicle may result

therefore required when braking and

from improper precedures. Consult your

steering.

authorized Porsche dealer for details.

f Exercise extreme care when your vehicle is

Flat bed towing is the preferred type of towing to

being towed.

be used on Porsche vehicles.

When the engine is not running, adequate

Tips on driving

lubrication of the transmission is not guaranteed.

Always observe the laws governing towing and

Observe the following points to avoid damage to

tow-starting.

the transmission.

Exercise extreme care when your vehicle is

being towed.

Panamera S

If a turn signal is operated when the ignition

Towing a vehicle with PDK transmission on all

Height adjustment

and emergency flasher is switched on, only the

four wheels

turn signal on the corresponding side of the

1. Switch ignition on.

vehicle lights up. The emergency flasher is

Caution!

2. Switch on low beam.

switched back on again when the turn signal is

switched off.

We urge that wherever possible, a car

3. Open engine compartment lid.

transporter or trailer be used to transport a

4. Place allen key (6 mm) on adjusting screw.

Panamera vehicle that cannot move under

its own power. This is the safest way to

5. Adjust low beam in direction of the arrow.

transport a down vehicle.

For those instances where a car transporter or

trailer is not available, the vehicle may be towed

on all four axles only, provided the following

conditions are strictly met. Failure to meet these

conditions will result in serious and expensive

damage to the PDK transmission.

316 Minor Repairs

If the vehicle's transmission or shifter is already

Maximum towing distance 30 miles (50 km).

ignition lock and the key inserted in vehicles

damaged, serious damage will result if the vehicle

If towing distances are greater, the vehicle

with Porsche Entry & Drive.

is not towed with all four wheels off the ground.

must be transported with a car transporter

f Please see the chapter “REMOVING THE

or on a trailer.

Porsche cannot be held responsible for damage

CONTROL UNIT FROM THE IGNITION LOCK” on

incurred in cases where a vehicle has been

page 165.

transported on one or both of its axles.

Panamera S

f Make sure that the vehicle is

Towing a vehicle with PDK transmission on

adequately illuminated.

The vehicle must not be towed if the PDK

one axle

transmission is in emergency operation mode

f Do not exceed a maximum speed of 30 mph

(yellow or red “Gearbox emergency operation”

The vehicle must not be towed if the PDK

(50 km/h).

warning message). The vehicle must be

transmission is in emergency operation mode

Maximum towing distance 30 miles (50 km).

transported with a car transporter or on

(yellow or red “Gearbox emergency operation”

If towing distances are greater, the vehicle

a trailer.

warning message). The vehicle must be

must be transported with a car transporter or

transported with a car transporter or on

on a trailer.

If a selector lever emergency release was

a trailer.

performed, the vehicle must not be towed.

The vehicle must be transported with a car

If a selector lever emergency release was

Panamera 4S, Panamera Turbo

transporter or on a trailer.

performed, the vehicle must not be towed.

Towing a vehicle with PDK and all-wheel drive

The vehicle must be transported with a car

Move PDK selector lever to position N.

transporter or on a trailer.

To properly engage selector-lever position N

Caution!

on the display and at the selector lever, the

Move PDK selector lever to position N.

We urge that wherever possible, a car

engine must be started once before towing

To properly engage selector-lever position N

transporter or trailer be used to transport a

the vehicle.

on the display and at the selector lever, the

The vehicle can be towed as soon as the

engine must be started once before towing

Panamera vehicle that cannot move under

selector lever is in position N and selector-

the vehicle.

its own power. This is the safest way to

lever position N appears on the display.

The vehicle can be towed as soon as the

transport a down vehicle.

selector lever is in position N and selector-

For those instances where a car transporter or

The vehicle must always roll on all four wheels

lever position N appears on the display.

trailer is not available, the vehicle may be towed

when towed.

on all four axles only, provided the following

The ignition must be switched on so that the

Switch ignition off.

conditions are strictly met. Failure to meet these

brake lights and turn signal lights operate and

The ignition key must remain in the ignition

conditions will result in serious and expensive

the steering lock cannot engage.

lock so that the steering wheel lock does

damage to the PDK transmission.

not engage.

Do not exceed a maximum speed of 30 mph

The control unit must be removed from the

(50 km/h).

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317

If the vehicle's transmission or shifter is already

Switch off the ignition or leave the engine

Pulling out a vehicle stuck in snow,

damaged, serious damage will result if the vehicle

running. The ignition key must remain in the

sand, etc.

is not towed with all four wheels off the ground.

ignition lock so that the steering wheel lock

does not engage.

Always pull out the stuck vehicle with the

Porsche cannot be held responsible for damage

The control unit must be removed from the

greatest care.

incurred in cases where a vehicle has been

ignition lock and the key inserted in vehicles

transported on one or both of its axles.

Do not pull out the vehicle abruptly or at

with Porsche Entry & Drive.

an angle.

The vehicle must not be towed if the PDK

Please see the chapter “REMOVING THE

If possible, pull the vehicle out backwards in

transmission is in emergency operation mode

CONTROL UNIT FROM THE IGNITION LOCK” on

its own tracks.

(yellow or red “Gearbox emergency operation”

page 165.

warning message). The vehicle must be

Make sure that the vehicle is

transported with a car transporter or on

adequately illuminated.

a trailer.

Do not exceed a maximum speed of 30 mph

If a selector lever emergency release was

(50 km/h).

performed, the vehicle must not be towed.

Maximum towing distance 30 miles (50 km).

The vehicle must be transported with a car

If towing distances are greater, the vehicle

transporter or on a trailer.

must be transported with a car transporter or

The vehicle must have all four wheels on the

on a trailer.

ground when being towed or it must be

transported on a car transporter.

The vehicle must not be raised at one axle,

irrespective of whether it is the front or

rear axle.

Move PDK selector lever to position N.

To properly engage selector-lever position N

on the display and at the selector lever, the

engine must be started once before towing

the vehicle.

The vehicle can be towed as soon as the

selector lever is in position N and selector-

lever position N appears on the display.

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f Never use the towing lug to tow this or any

other vehicle.

f Bear in mind the limited ground clearance of

your car on uneven surfaces.

Fitting the towing lug

1. Press the lower edge of the appropriate

plastic cover into the bumper until the

cover disengages.

2. Pull cover out of the bumper and let it hang

by its thread.

3. Screw in towing lug A as far as it will go

(left-hand thread) and tighten hand-tight.

Towing lug

Removing the towing lug

1. Unscrew the towing lug A.

The towing lug is stored in the tool storage box

under the luggage compartment floor.

2. Insert plastic cover at the lower edge of

the opening.

Caution!

3. Fold the cover up and press on its upper

Risk of damage to the vehicle.

edge to engage it in the bumper.

f Use the towing lug only for an emergency to

remove the vehicle off the road. The towing lug

is to be used only to pull the vehicle onto the

flat bed, tractor or towing aparatus if the

vehicle will roll freely. Under no circumstances

is the vehicle to be secured using the towing

lug.

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319

4. Carefully feed towing straps through the

opening in the front wheels.

Make sure metal parts of straps do not

damage rim.

Make sure the strap is flat over the rim bead.

Make sure brake backing plate is not

damaged.

5. Secure straps to front of flat bed.

6. Release tension on hoist cable, but do not

disconnect.

Use hoist cable as safety cable.

Transporting the vehicle on car trains,

ferries and car transporters

f Tie the vehicle down only at its wheels.

f Deactivate interior surveillance and the

Pulling vehicle onto flat bed

Tying down vehicle on flat bed

inclination sensor.

1. Position wooden ramps at the base of the flat

1. Carefully feed towing straps through the

f Please see the chapter “ALARM SYSTEM AND

bed to reduce the angle of the pull.

opening in the rear wheels.

PASSENGER COMPARTMENT MONITORING”

Make sure metal parts of straps do not

2. Reel in the hoist cable and check the underside

on page 247.

damage rim.

of the vehicle for any interference.

Make sure the strap is flat over the rim bead.

Make sure brake backing plate is not

damaged.

2. Secure straps to rear of flat bed.

3. Reel in hoist cable only far enough to tension

tie-down straps.

320 Minor Repairs

Tow-starting/push-starting

Notes

f Check the final inspection date on the fire

Caution!

extinguisher. If the fire extinguisher is used

Do not attempt to push-start or tow-start the

after its inspection interval has elapsed, it may

vehicle under any circumstances. Vehicles

not work properly.

equipped with PDK cannot be started by

f Always read the operating instructions on the

these means.

fire extinguisher.

Serious transmission damage will result if the

f The fire extinguisher should be checked to

attempt is made to push-start or tow-start

ensure correct operation by a specialist

Panamera vehicles equipped with the PDK

workshop every 1-2 years.

transmission.

f Have the fire extinguisher refilled after use.

Fire Extinguisher

In cars with a fire extinguisher, the extinguisher is

located under the passenger seat.

f To remove the fire extinguisher in case of an

emergency, hold the extinguisher with one

hand and press the button PRESS on the fire

extinguisher holder with the other hand

(arrow).

Minor Repairs

321

Vehicle identification number

Safety compliance sticker

Tire pressure plate

Vehicle Identification Data

Safety compliance sticker

Tire pressure plate

When ordering spare parts or making inquiries,

The safety compliance sticker is your assurance

The plate is attached to the door sill area on the

always quote the vehicle identification number.

that your new Porsche complies with all applicable

driver’s side.

Federal Motor Vehicle Safety Standards which

Vehicle identification number

were in effect at the time the vehicle was

Vehicle data bank

manufactured.

You will find the vehicle identification number at

You will find the vehicle data bank in the

The sticker also shows the month and year of

the bottom left behind the windshield and under

“Maintenance” booklet.

production and the vehicle identification number of

the front passenger’s seat.

It contains all important data about your vehicle.

your car (perforations) as well as the Gross

Vehicle Weight Rating and the Gross Axle Weight

Note

Rating.

The data bank cannot be re-ordered if it is lost

or damaged.

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323

Engine Data

Panamera S

Panamera 4S

Panamera Turbo

Engine type

M 4820

M 4840

M 4870

Number of cylinders

Displacement

293.3 cu. in. (4806 cm³)

Max. engine output

400 hp (294 kW)

500 hp (368 kW)

as per 80/1269/EEC

At engine speed

6500 rpm

6000 rpm

Max. torque

518 ftlb. (700 Nm)

370 ftlb. (500 Nm)

as per 80/1269/EEC

(overboost 570 ftlb. (770 Nm))

2250-4500 rpm

At engine speed

3500-5000 rpm

(overboost

2500-4000 rpm)

up to 1.6 quarts/621 miles

Engine oil consumption

up to 1.5 l/1000 km

Maximum permitted engine speed

6700 rpm

324 Tire Pressure and Technical Data

Wheels, Tires

f Approval of tire and wheel sizes is granted based on extensive testing. Your authorized Porsche dealer will be pleased to advise you about the current

approval status.

By fitting tires that have been approved by Porsche, you can be sure that you have the best possible tires for your Porsche.

The load capacity coefficient (e.g. “105”) and code letter (e.g. “V”) for permitted top speed are minimum requirements.

When fitting new tires or changing tires: Please see the chapter “TIRES AND WHEELS” on page 280.

f Snow chain clearance can only be guaranteed for the tires marked ¹⁾. Snow chains can only be fitted on the rear wheels. Maximum speed

30 mph (50 km/h). Only use fine-link cross-type or edge chains approved by Porsche.

Panamera S, Panamera 4S

Panamera Turbo

18-inch wheel front axle/rear axle

8J x 18, Rim offset 59 mm/9J x 18, Rim offset 53 mm

Summer tires front axle/rear axle

245/50 ZR 18 (100Y)/275/45 ZR 18 (103Y)

Snow tires front axle/rear axle

245/50 R 18 100V/275/45 R 18 103V ¹⁾

9J x 19, Rim offset 60 mm/

19-inch wheel front axle/rear axle

10J x 19, Rim offset 61 mm

Summer tires front axle/rear axle

255/45 ZR 19 (100Y)/285/40 ZR 19 (103Y)

Snow tires front axle/rear axle

255/45 R 19 100V/285/40 R 19 103V ¹⁾

9.5J x 20, Rim offset 65 mm/

20-inch wheel front axle/rear axle

11J x 20, Rim offset 68 mm

Summer tires front axle/rear axle

255/40 ZR 20 (101Y) XL/295/35 ZR 20 (105Y) XL

9.5J x 20, Rim offset 65 mm/

20-inch wheel front axle/rear axle

10.5J x 20, Rim offset 65mm

10.5J x 20, Rim offset 65 mm

Snow tires front axle/rear axle

255/40 R 20 101V XL/285/35 R 20 104V XL ¹⁾

Tire Pressure and Technical Data

325

Danger!

Installation of sizes not authorized by

Porsche may have a dangerous effect on

the driving stability and could result in

serious personal injury or death.

f Before mounting new tires check with your

Porsche dealer about the current release

status.

Tire Pressure for Cold Tires (68 °F/20 °C)

These standard and comfort tire pressures apply only to the tire makes and types approved by Porsche.

Standard tire pressure for summer, winter and all-season tires

Panamera S, Panamera 4S

Panamera Turbo

Part load

Full load

Part load

Full load

37 psi

43 psi

18-inch wheels

(2.5 bar)

(2.9 bar)

37 psi

43 psi

40 psi

37 psi

40 psi

19-inch wheels

(2.5 bar)

(2.9 bar)

(2.7 bar)

(2.5 bar)

(2.7 bar)

40 psi

37 psi

41 psi

44 psi

43 psi

37 psi

44 psi

20-inch wheels

(2.7 bar)

(2.5 bar)

(2.8 bar)

(3.0 bar)

(2.9 bar)

(2.5 bar)

(3.0 bar)

f The load condition of the vehicle must be set on the multi-function display. The tire pressure must be changed according to the vehicle load.

Please see the chapter “SELECTING “CHARGE” IN THE TIRE PRESSURE MENU” on page 130.

FA = front axle, RA = rear axle

326 Tire Pressure and Technical Data

Comfort tire pressure for summer, snow and all-season tires up to 100 mph (160 km/h)

The comfort tire pressure speed threshold permitted for your vehicle depends on the national type standardisation and is displayed under

“Comfort pressure” in the “Tire pressure” menu on the multi-function display on the on-board computer.

Panamera S, Panamera 4S

Panamera Turbo

Part load

Full load

Part load

Full load

30 psi

Summer tires

18-inch wheels

(2.0 bar)

30 psi

19-inch wheels

(2.0 bar)

32 psi

20-inch wheels

(2.2 bar)

32 psi

All-season tires

19-inch wheels

(2.2 bar)

32 psi

Snow tires

18-inch wheels

(2.2 bar)

32 psi

19-inch wheels

(2.2 bar)

32 psi

20-inch wheels

(2.2 bar)

f The load condition of the vehicle must be set on the multi-function display. The tire pressure must be changed according to the vehicle load.

Please see the chapter “SELECTING “CHARGE” IN THE TIRE PRESSURE MENU” on page 130.

FA = front axle, RA = rear axle

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327

Weights

Panamera S

Panamera 4S

Panamera Turbo

Curb weight (depending on equipment)

3968 lbs - 4497 lbs

4101 lbs - 4597 lbs

4343 lbs - 4729 lbs

per DIN 70020

(1800 kg - 2040 kg)

(1860 kg - 2085 kg)

(1970 kg - 2145 kg)

4143 lbs - 4672 lbs

4276 lbs - 4772 lbs

4518 lbs - 4904 lbs

per 70/156/EEC ¹⁾

(1875 kg - 2115 kg)

(1935 kg - 2160 kg)

(2045 kg - 2220 kg)

Maximum axle load, front ²⁾

2568 lbs (1165 kg)

2590 lbs (1175 kg)

2756 lbs (1250 kg)

Maximum axle load, rear ²⁾

2943 lbs (1335 kg)

2954 lbs (1340 kg)

2888 lbs (1310 kg)

Gross vehicle weight ²⁾

5302 lbs (2405 kg)

5379 lbs (2440 kg)

5512 lbs (2500 kg)

Roof load

Maximum roof load ³⁾

175 lbs (75 kg)

¹⁾ Curb weight includes 175 lbs (75 kg) driver and baggage.

²⁾ The maximum vehicle weight and maximum axle loads must not be exceeded.

Note: If additional accessories are installed, the maximum load will be correspondingly less.

³⁾ Only use roof transport systems from the Porsche Tequipment range for your vehicle or roof transport systems that have been tested and approved

by Porsche.

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Filling Capacities

Only use fluids and fuels approved by Porsche. Your authorized Porsche dealer can advise you.

Engine oil change quantity without/with oil filter

Approx. 2.17 US gallons (8.2 liters)/approx. 2.38 US gallons (9.0 liters)

Panamera S: Approx. 80 litres, of which approx. 3.96 US gallons (15 liters) are reserve

Fuel tank

Panamera 4S, Panamera Turbo: Approx. 100 litres, including approx. 3.96 US gallons (15 liters)

reserve

The engine is designed to provide optimum performance and fuel consumption if unleaded premium

fuel with 98 RON/88 MON (93 CLC or AKI) is used. If unleaded fuels with octane ratings of less than

Fuel octane rating

98 RON/88 MON (93 CLC or AKI) are used, the engine’s knock control automatically adapts the

ignition timing. Porsche recommends that you use fuel with at least 95 RON/85 MON (90 CLC or

AKI) in your vehicle.

Window/

Approx. 1.45 US gallons (5.5 liters)

headlight cleaning system

Driving Performance

The specifications refer to a vehicle with DIN curb weight without performance-reducing additional equipment (e.g. special tires).

Acceleration 0 - 62 mph

Acceleration 0 - 60 mph

Maximum speed

(100 km/h) (values in brackets

(96 km/h)

relate to Sport Plus mode)

Panamera S

176 mph (283 km/h)

5.2 seconds

5.4 (5.2) seconds

Panamera 4S

175 mph/h (282 km)

4.8 seconds

5.0 (4.8) seconds

Panamera Turbo

188 mph (303 km/h)

4.0 seconds

4.2 (4.0) seconds

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329

Dimensions

Panamera S, Panamera 4S

Panamera Turbo

Length

195.67 in. (4970 mm)

Width without exterior mirrors

76.02 in. (1931 mm)

Width with exterior mirrors

83.23 in. (2114 mm)

Height at DIN curb weight

55.83 in. (1418 mm)

Wheelbase

114.96 in. (2920 mm)

Ground clearance at maximum gross weight

3.31 in. (84 mm)

4.41 in. (112 mm)

Tracks

65.28 in. (1658 mm)/

18-inch wheels, front/rear

65.42 in. (1661.6 mm)

19-inch wheels, front/rear

65.20 in. (1656 mm)/64.80 in. (1645.8 mm)

front: 64.80 in. (1646 mm)

20-inch wheels, front/rear

rear: 11J x 20 wheel, 64.24 in. (1631.8 mm)

rear: 10.5J x 20 wheel, 64.48 in. (1637.8 mm)

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Index

Air vents

Alcantara, care instructions

276

Adjusting

Alloy wheels

ABD (automatic brake differential)

Opening/closing

Care instructions

274

Functional description

204

Air-conditioning compressor

Inscription

289

ABS (anti-lock brake system)

Information on air-conditioning compressor

All-wheel drive

Functional description

207

Air-conditioning system

Functional description

202

Warning light on instrument panel

207

Automatic load switch-off

Aluminum rims

AC button

Child lock

Care instructions

274

Air-conditioning system

Defrosting windshield

Inscription

289

AC MAX button

Extended ventilation panel

Antifreeze

Air-conditioning system

Front control panel

In coolant

257

ACC

Functional description

In washer fluid

260

Adaptive cruise control

178

Information on air-conditioning compressor

Anti-lock brake system (ABS)

Adaptive cruise control

178

Rear control panel

Functional description

207

Display principle

181

Setting air distribution

Anti-slip control (ASR)

Exceptions

186

Setting air quantity

Functional description

204

Functional description

178

Setting automatic air-recirculation mode

Armrest

Interrupting/resuming control

185

Setting temperature

Opening front storage tray

219

Operating principle

180

Switching AC MAX mode on/off

Opening rear storage tray

220

Operating states

182

Switching AC mode on/off

Ashtray

Radar sensor

178

Switching air-conditioning compressor on/off

Front, emptying

224

Setting the desired distance

183

Switching air-recirculation mode on and off

Front, opening

224

Setting/changing desired speed

182

Switching automatic mode on/off

Rear, emptying

224

Switching on/off

182

Switching MONO mode on/off

Rear, opening

224

Warning messages

185

Switching REST mode on/off

ASR (Anti-slip control)

Adaptive light system, driving light assistant

Temperature sensor

Functional description

204

Adhesive foils, care instructions

274

Using engine residual heat

Assistance when driving uphill

Adjusting the opening height of the powerlift tailgate

Air-recirculation button

Functional description

206

Aftermarket Alarms

190

Air-conditioning system

Audio

Air bag

Alarm button

Tips

189

Air bag warning light in the instrument panel

Alarm system

Audio interface, installation position

192

Automatic deactivation of the passenger air bag

Avoiding false alarms

249

AUTO (light switch)

Care instructions

276

Functional description

247

Driving light assistant

Disposal

Persons/animals remaining in the locked vehicle ..247

AUTO button

Function

Switching off

247

Air-conditioning system

Functional description

Switching off alarm

247

Auto Start Stop function

Installation location

Switching off interior surveillance and

Display

170

Passenger air bag warning light

inclination sensor

247

Exceptions

169

Air cleaner, maintenance instructions

261

Switching off passenger compartment

Operating principle

169

Air suspension

monitoring system

248

Preconditions

169

Overview

209

Switching on

247

Starting engine automatically

169

Warning message on the multi-function display

210

When disconnecting battery

304

Stopping engine automatically

169

Index

331

Switching on and off

170

Belts

Changing bulb for side turn signal light

312

Automatic (PDK transmission)

Adjusting belt height

Rocker switches on the steering wheel

Belt tensioner functional description

Automatic brake differential (ABD)

Care instructions

276

Functional description

204

Fastening

Car care

Automatic driving light assistant

Opening

Air bags

276

Adaptive light system

Warning light on the tachometer

Alcantara

276

Automatic headlight levelling

Bi-Xenon headlight

Alloy wheels

274

Functional description

Changing bulb for auxiliary high-beam headlight

311

Cleaning the engine compartment

272

Automatic speed control (cruise control)

Installing headlights

309

Fabric linings

276

Accelerating

177

Removing headlights

309

Headlights, plastic components, adhesive foils

274

Decelerating

177

Brake booster

174

Laying up your Porsche

276

Functional description

176

Brake fluid

Leather

275

Interrupting operation

177

Changing

259

Paint

271

Storing speed

176

Warning light on speedometer

259

Seals

275

Switching off

178

Brake pads

Seat belts

276

Switching on

176

Breaking in new brake pads

Undercoating

273

Automatic transmission

193

Warning message, brakes

174

Use of high-pressure cleaning equipment

270

AUX interface, installation position

192

Brake pedal

173

Washing the vehicle, instructions

270

Auxiliary high-beam headlight

Brake wear

Wheel bolts

293

Changing bulb

311

Warning message

174

Windows

272

Installing headlights

309

Brakes

Car key (remote control)

Removing headlights

309

Applying/releasing parking brake

171

Emergency operation of key in ignition lock

166

Brake pad warning message

174

Locking vehicle door

Brake pedal

173

Unlocking vehicle door

Brake wear warning message

174

Car Telephone

190

Baby seat

Break in new brake pads

Care instructions

Installing with LATCH system

Footbrake

172

Air bags

276

LATCH restraint system

Test stand

253

Alcantara

276

Prescribed installation direction (depending on

Break in hints

Alloy wheels

274

weight of child)

Breaking in

Car washing

270

Battery

191

Engine

Carpet

275

Care

304

Engine oil and fuel consumption during break-in

Cleaning the engine compartment

272

Changing in car key

307

period

Fabric linings

276

Charge state

303

Hints

Headlights, plastic components, adhesive foils

274

Charging

307

New brake pads and brake discs

Laying up your Porsche

276

General information

303

New tires

Leather

275

Jump-lead starting

306

Brief overview

Mats

275

Location

303

Air conditioning, front control panel

Paint

271

Procedure after connection

305

Air conditioning, rear control panel

Radar sensor

274

Replacing

305

Opening and locking the vehicle from outside

Reversing camera

274

Vehicle electrical system voltage indication

113

Windshield wipers

101

Seals

275

Winter driving

304

Bulbs

Seat belts

276

Before driving off

Changing bulb for auxiliary high-beam headlight

311

Ultrasound sensors, ParkAssist

274

Belt tensioner

Changing bulb for licence plate light

313

Undercoating

273

Functional description

Changing bulb for side marker light

313

Use of high-pressure cleaning equipment

270

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Wheel bolts

293

Child seat bracket

Switching off

178

Windows

272

Chrono

135

Switching on

176

Carpet, care instructions

275

Cleaning the engine compartment

272

Cupholder

Catalytic converter

263

Closing

Front

222

Emission control (Check Engine)

114

Closing slide/tilt roof

Rear

223

Center armrest

Closing tailgate automatically

Opening rear storage tray

220

Locking vehicle door from inside

Central locking

Persons/animals remaining in the vehicle

Emergency operation in the event of a fault

Tailgate

Data bank for vehicle data, position

323

Locking vehicle door with car key

Vehicle door with car key (remote control)

Daytime driving lights

(remote control)

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Defrosting windshield

Locking vehicle door with Porsche Entry & Drive

Cockpit

Air-conditioning system

Opening and locking vehicle door from inside

Adjusting lighting

Dimensions

330

Unlocking vehicle door with car key

Cooling system, temperature gauge

110

Dimmer

(remote control)

Engine oil temperature gauge

110

Adjusting brightness of instrument lighting

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Fuel gauge

111

Displacement, Technical data

324

Central locking system

Odometer

112

Display on multi-function display

Functional description

Speedometer

110

Overview of warning messages

152

When disconnecting battery

304

Tachometer

110

Display on the multi-function display

Changing bulb for licence plate light

313

Warning and indicator lights, overview

107

Overview of warning messages

152

Changing the remote control battery

307

Comfort memory

Displaying average fuel consumption

120

Chassis control systems

Comfort pressure

Door

Overview (PTM, PSM, PASM, PDCC)

201

Selecting

131

De-icing door lock

270

Chassis number, position

323

Speed warning

131

Locking if persons/animals are remaining in

Chassis setup

Compressor

279

vehicle

Functional description

208

Control systems

Locking with car key (remote control)

Selecting

208

Overview (PTM, PSM, PASM, PDCC)

201

Locking with Porsche Entry & Drive (keyless)

Check Engine (emission control)

Coolant

Malfunctions when opening and closing

Functional description

114

Antifreeze

257

Switching child lock for rear doors on/off

Warning light

114

Checking level

257

Unlocking with car key (remote control)

Warning light on the tachometer

114

Cooled glove box

219

Unlocking with Porsche Entry & Drive (keyless)

Child lock

Cooling system

Door locking, automatic

Enabling/disabling opening rear doors from

Warning on multi-function display

110

Door mirror

inside

Cornering light

Adjusting

Enabling/Disabling power windows switches in

Dynamic

Adjusting as parking aid

the rear doors

Installing headlights

309

Folding in

Switching rear control panel on/off

Removing headlights

309

Folding out

Child restraint anchorages

Static

Storing settings (memory)

Child restraint system

Courtesy lighting, Entry function

Door opening

Installing with LATCH system

Crankcase ventilation

263

Drinks holder

LATCH restraint system

Cruise control

Front

222

Child seat

Accelerating

177

Rear

223

Installing with LATCH system

Decelerating

177

Drive-Off Assistant

206

LATCH restraint system

Functional description

176

Driver memory

Prescribed installation direction (depending on

Interrupting operation

177

Driving

weight of child)

Storing speed

176

Winter

199

Index

333

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