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  • Page 1 Good to know – Owner’s Manual...
  • Page 3 11/2020 them could result in serious mechanical failure, seri- ous personal injury or death. Dr. Ing. h.c. F. Porsche AG is the owner of numerous Different types of warnings and symbols are used in trademarks, both registered and unregistered, in- this Owner's Manual.
  • Page 4 > Indicates where you can find more information on a topic.
  • Page 5 Structure of the Manual Owner’s Manual – Digital Table of Contents Safety and Driving Pleasure Overviews Learn how you can contribute to safe The Owner's Manual is available in Obtain an overview and find the Get to know the various components digital form on-board in the vehicle topics you are looking for.
  • Page 6 Owner’s Manual – Digital Further information about your vehicle is available (depending on country) in the on-board Owner's Manual in your vehicle and in the Porsche "Good to know" app: Video instructions, interactive graphics, practical tips and functions in detail.

  • Page 7: Table Of Contents

    Storage ................247 Practical Tips Night View Assist ............180 Practical Tips ..............30 ParkAssist ..............182 Mobility and Minor Repairs Porsche Active Safe (Warn and Brake Assist) ..193 Battery ................69 Opening and Locking Porsche Active Suspension Management (PASM) Brake Fluid ................74 Alarm system ..............61 ....................196...

  • Page 8: Safety And Driving Pleasure

    National Highway Traffic Tel: 1-819-994-3328 (Ottawa region and from Safety Administration (NHTSA) in addition to noti- Your Porsche is intended to be used in a safe manner other countries) fying Porsche Cars North America, Inc. (Porsche obeying the local traffic laws and in the light of driv- TTY for hearing impaired: Cars N.A.).
  • Page 9 For your Porsche to achieve its full driving potential, values for electromagnetic radiation in the ve- the vehicle requires your attention and care.
  • Page 10 Do not alter your Porsche. Any alteration could create dangerous conditions or defeat safety engineering features built into your car. Diagnostic socket If the lights are not working, your vehicle will be dif- ficult to see when visibility is poor.
  • Page 11 Use one seat belt to secure one occupant only. sche drivers e Remove any loose articles of clothing, e.g. winter With your Porsche, you can accelerate to above 60 coats. e Do not place the seat belts across hard or fragile mph (100 km/h) within a few seconds.
  • Page 12 – Storage compartment lids regarding safety measures. e Make sure that no persons or animals are within How to load your Porsche correctly and how to stow the range of movement when moving these ve- loads: > Please see chapter "Storage" on page 247.
  • Page 13 If in doubt, have these checks per- e Keep children away from live or hot parts, e.g. the formed by your authorized Porsche dealer. exhaust tailpipe. e Keep toxic materials, e.g. tire sealing compound, Avoid distractions engine oil, out of the reach of children.
  • Page 14 Visit an leaving a car wash, the brake disks are coated with a authorized Porsche dealer, as they have trained water film, the braking action may be delayed and technicians and the necessary parts and tools.
  • Page 15 > p. 43 Adaptive Cruise Control (ACC) > p. 260 Traffic sign detection The handling of your Porsche changes depending on > p. 37 the load condition. Use of a roof transport system Active Parking Support creates greater wind resistance.
  • Page 16 Safety and Driving Pleasure e Only use Launch Control on public roads if the e Only work on the vehicle outdoors or in wellven- Hazards during refueling road and traffic conditions permit. tilated spaces. e Do not endanger other road users when driving e Fluid containers must be labeled appropriately off with Launch Control.
  • Page 17 Safety and Driving Pleasure Toxic exhaust gases Parking the vehicle safely children around the vehicle during time when the exhaust pipe could be hot. A hot exhaust pipe can cause serious burns. Just in case: Safety in the event of a breakdown or emergency For your own safety, follow the instructions on the following pages in the event of a breakdown.
  • Page 18 Have the fire extinguisher checked by an au- e Take care when working near hot vehicle parts, or following incorrect procedures can cause short thorized Porsche dealer every one or two years. particularly the engine and exhaust system. circuits and potentially a fire. A highly explosive gas e Have the fire extinguisher refilled after use.
  • Page 19 Have triggered safety systems replaced. Visit an e Position seat for easy reach of foot pedals and authorized Porsche dealer, as they have trained controls. To reduce the possibility of injury from technicians and the necessary parts and tools.
  • Page 20 The parts require the first 2,000 miles (3,000 km) tions before driving on race tracks: Contact an for this purpose. The oil and fuel consumption may authorized Porsche dealer. be somewhat higher than normal during this period. Following race circuit sessions, "cooling laps" must...
  • Page 21 Add engine oil up to the maximum mark before vehicles sold in other countries. Electronic control units are installed in your vehicle. If you plan to take your Porsche outside the conti- driving on tracks. e Check the engine oil level before and after driving...
  • Page 22 You ice network personnel and may be sent to Porsche in can connect to the wireless network via the send order to comply with product monitoring obligations and receive unit in the vehicle or via your connected or to improve quality for example.
  • Page 23 Overview Illustrations On the following pages you will find overviews of all areas of the vehicle, with a brief explanation. Further information can be found on the specified pages.

  • Page 24: Sensors And Cameras

    Dynamic high beam > p. 207 Porsche InnoDrive (PID) > p. 260 Traffic sign recognition > p. 193 Porsche Active Safe (Warn and Brake Assist) > p. 33 C Active Lane Keeping > p. 193 Porsche Active Safe (Warn and Brake Assist) >...

  • Page 25: Driver's Cockpit

    Driver's Cockpit Driver's Cockpit > p. 85 A Door opener > p. 186 B Memory buttons Personal settings > p. 87 C Central locking buttons > p. 320 D Power windows > p. 156 Light buttons > p. 27 Overhead console >...

  • Page 26: Cockpit

    > p. 138 C Instrument cluster > p. 322 D Windshield wiper > p. 242 Sport Chrono stopwatch > p. 197 Porsche Communication Management (PCM) > p. 58 G Air vents > p. 247 H Glove compartment lock > p. 107 Cruise control >...

  • Page 27: Control Panel

    Control Panel Control Panel > p. 197 A Switch PCM on and off Adjust the volume > p. 55 B Air-conditioning control panel > p. 200 C Rotary push button (for controlling the PCM) > p. 262 D Parking lock >...

  • Page 28: Switch Panel

    B Quick access button (◊ button) for indi- vidual assignment of functions > p. 161 C Emergency flasher > p. 215 D Porsche Stability Management (PSM) > p. 196 Porsche Active Suspension Management (PASM) with Porsche Dynamic Chassis Control (PDCC) >...

  • Page 29: Overhead Console

    Overhead Console Overhead Console > p. 146 A Reading lights > p. 146 B Button for interior/reading light > p. 146 C Interior light (illumination on the control panel) > p. 116 D SOS button > p. 174 Automatic dimming button >...

  • Page 30: Filler Openings

    Filler Openings Filler Openings > p. 74 A Brake fluid > p. 299 B Washer fluid > p. 105 C Coolant > p. 123 D Engine oil...
  • Page 31 Practical Tips On the following pages you will find practical tips for the selected area of your vehicle.

  • Page 32: Practical Tips Practical Tips

    Practical Tips Practical Tips General Operation of Porsche Advanced Cockpit and Porsche Communication Management (PCM) Topic Operating assistance systems Assistance systems can be switched on and off via the PCM under ASSIST . Preliminary settings for the e Options e Assistance system settings.
  • Page 33 Practical Tips Garage door opener Topic Programming the garage door opener Descriptions of all functions for programming and using the integrated garage door opener are provided under e CONTROL e HomeLink®Garage door opener. Programming the garage door opener Insufficient battery power in the original remote control can cause malfunctions in signal transmission. In this case, the system in the vehicle learns an incorrect code that cannot be reliably detected by the garage door drive system.
  • Page 34 Topics On the following pages, the content is arranged in topics in alphabetical order.

  • Page 35: Driving And Driver Assistance Systems Active Lane Keeping

    Active Lane Keeping Active Lane Keeping e Keep your hands on the steering wheel at all passive at any time. e Drive with extreme care. times order to always be ready to steer. e Always be ready to take over driving tasks General Safety Instructions e Always hold the steering wheel with both hands.
  • Page 36 Visit an au- wheel. thorized Porsche dealer. Porsche recommends an authorized Porsche dealer, as they have trained Behavior when the turn signal is activated technicians and the necessary parts and tools. Activating the turn signal alerts the system to the driver's intention to change lanes.
  • Page 37 The function is available when Adaptive Cruise Control (ACC) or Porsche InnoDrive (PID) is activated. > Please see chapter "Adaptive Cruise Control (ACC)" on page 43.
  • Page 38 Active Lane Keeping Additional information Comparison of Lane Keep Assist and Active Lane Keeping Function Lane Keep Assist Active Lane Keeping Lane Keep Assist + Active Lane Keeping Status icon Lane center guidance Lane departure warning Steering intervention to prevent lane departure (lane edge guidance) Speed range approx.

  • Page 39: Active Parking Support

    Active Parking Support Active Parking Support Adverse environmental – When there are unusual road surfaces, such as CAUTION conditions off-road, unpaved roads, loose substrate, in- General safety instructions clined road surfaces or wheel ruts. In the event of adverse environmental conditions, –...
  • Page 40 Active Parking Support – Reversing into parking spaces perpendicular to 2. Drive past the parked vehicles. the road, between two parked vehicles. 3. Follow instructions in the PCM. – Driving forward into parking spaces perpendicu- 4. Parking space search is first active on the pas- lar to the road, between two parked vehicles.
  • Page 41 Active Parking Support Remote parking button lights up red. The button in the center console flashes red. 3. Release the brake pedal. 4. Press and hold button in the center console. General safety instructions The parking procedure starts. 5. Release the brake pedal. 4.
  • Page 42 – Reversing into parking spaces perpendicular to 2. Select FernPark the road, between two parked vehicles. Information 3. Open the Porsche Connect App on the – Driving forward into parking spaces perpendicu- cellphone. Observe any country-specific laws relating to the lar to the road, between two parked vehicles.
  • Page 43 Active Parking Support > Please see chapter "Preparing the cellphone" 1. Start the Porsche Connect App and select Information on page 40. 2. Follow the operating instructions and start the The vehicle key and cellphone must be a maxi- engine using the cellphone.
  • Page 44 – If the vehicle key or cellphone is out of range for the parking maneuver. – If a door or the luggage compartment lid is opened. – If the Porsche Connect App is pushed into the background by an incoming call or other apps. After eliminating the cause, the parking maneuver...

  • Page 45: Adaptive Cruise Control (Acc)

    Adaptive Cruise Control. footbrake. e Visit an authorized Porsche dealer. Porsche rec- e Make sure that you can take control of the ve- ommends an authorized Porsche dealer, as they hicle at any time.
  • Page 46 Adaptive Cruise Control (ACC) System limitations Vehicles driving erratically or weaving in and Vehicles entering and exiting bends and sta- out and narrow vehicles tionary vehicles Unfavorable road condi- WARNING tions and poor weather conditions The range of the radar sensor may be restricted by rain, snow, ice, fog, stone chippings and spray.
  • Page 47 Adaptive Cruise Control (ACC) Vehicles with large projecting loads are set again after the accelerator pedal is released. The speed of the vehicle can be decreased at any time by braking. This switches the driver assistance system to passive mode. Controls Fig.
  • Page 48 Adaptive Cruise Control (ACC) – The status display B is gray. Information Symbol Meaning – There is no control. An activated driver assistance system will be acti- – The set desired speed and the set desired dis- ACC is active with set desired speed. vated again even after switching off and restoring tance are retained.
  • Page 49 Adaptive Cruise Control (ACC) Displaying the distance from the vehicle in – Brief pull = 1 mph (1 km/h) increments front – Pull and hold = 6 mph (10 km/h) increments Status display B indicates the new desired speed. If a vehicle is detected ahead, the vehicle symbol C The green bar F indicates the set desired speed of appears on the instrument cluster and in the status your vehicle.
  • Page 50 Adaptive Cruise Control (ACC) Interrupting and resuming speed Automatic braking of the vehicle Symbol Suitable for Distance at 75 and distance control to a standstill mph (120 km/ If the vehicle in front stops, Adaptive Cruise Control, Interrupting speed and distance control if active, brakes the driver's vehicle to a standstill e Press the brake pedal.
  • Page 51 Adaptive Cruise Control (ACC) Responding to warning message The vehicle continues driving automatically. The vehicle moves off again automatically in Takeover prompt in active control mode (ACC stop-and-go traffic within a few seconds. active) If Adaptive Cruise Control has detected that braking Information assistance is required on the part of the driver, a Depending on the situation, Adaptive Cruise Control...

  • Page 52: Airbag Systems

    Airbag Systems Airbag Systems Seat Belts and occupant sensing. DANGER e Do not hang objects (e.g. jackets, coats, coat Positioning The vehicle is equipped with airbags and lap/ shoul- hangers) over the backrest. der belts at both front seating positions. The airbags Airbags are most effective when occupants wear e Objects must not protrude out of the door stor- are a supplemental restraint at those seating...
  • Page 53 Such high speed – through a discovery process in litigation; or as immediately by your authorized Porsche dealer. e Using accessories not approved by Porsche can inflation has a negative but unavoidable side effect, otherwise permitted or required by law.
  • Page 54 WARNING properly. ger Seating 1-800-PORSCHE prior to having your vehicle e Never place or use any electrical device (such as modified. Improper use of the front passenger seat can unin- a cell phone, tablet, laptop, CD player, electronic...
  • Page 55 In the following cases you should immediately Information consult an authorized Porsche dealer in order to After switching on the ignition, the PASS AIR BAG assure the airbag system is functioning OFF indicator light lights up for a few seconds as a properly: Fig.
  • Page 56 Airbag Systems > Please see chapter "Child Restraint Systems (Child Seats)" on page 91.

  • Page 57: Air Conditioning System

    The air-conditioning system can be set using the buttons in the center console and via the PCM. > Please see chapter "Porsche Communication Management (PCM)" on page 197. Fig. 14: Brief Overview – Air Conditioning...
  • Page 58 Air Conditioning System (2-Zone Automatic Air Conditioning) What do I want to do? What do I have to do? Where? e CLIMATE e AIR e A/C MAX e Press button D. > p. 57 Switch on automatic mode > p. 57 e Press button E for the left side or button G for Set temperature the right side up (warmer) or down (colder).
  • Page 59 Air Conditioning System (2-Zone Automatic Air Conditioning) Switching air conditioning on and Switching maximum cooling out- Setting temperature put on/off - A/C MAX mode The air-conditioning function can be switched off In A/C MAX mode, the vehicle interior is cooled at and on in the entire vehicle.
  • Page 60 Air Conditioning System (2-Zone Automatic Air Conditioning) Adjusting air vents Adjusting air distribution button is still illuminated, blower is regulated. Adjusting front air distribution > Please see chapter "Using air-conditioning set- e AIR tings for entire vehicle – SYNC mode" on 1.
  • Page 61 Air Conditioning System (2-Zone Automatic Air Conditioning) Switching air-recirculation mode e CLIMATE e AIR Switching air flow on or off on and off manually e AIR 1. CLIMATE Switching off air-recirculation mode manually Impaired vision in man- e Press button WARNING 2.
  • Page 62 Air Conditioning System (2-Zone Automatic Air Conditioning) Storing A/C settings Switching the heated rear screen Information and door mirror heating on and off The selected air conditioning setting is automatically Cabriolet only: Risk of damage to rubber seals with saved in the vehicle key via the respective driver the convertible top open as a result of repeatedly profile.

  • Page 63: Opening And Locking Alarm System

    Alarm system Alarm system Switching off the alarm system Faults in the central locking system and alarm when the alarm has been system The alarm system monitors the following alarm contacts: triggered During locking of the vehicle, the light indicators flash rapidly, light up continuously for 28 seconds –...

  • Page 64: Navigation And Connectivity Apple® Carplay

    Siri and Apple® CarPlay must be activated in the settings of the iPhone that is used. For information on operating the Porsche b b Use undamaged original cables from Apple Communication Management system (PCM): > Please see chapter "Porsche Communication without a USB adapter to ensure trouble-free Fig.
  • Page 65 Apple® CarPlay A fading acoustic signal sounds. Apple CarPlay is opened. The available apps are displayed. For information on voice control: > Please see chapter "Voice Control" on page 272. After you have connected the iPhone once, Apple CarPlay starts automatically when you get into the Switching between Apple CarPlay vehicle.

  • Page 66: Apps

    PCM via WiFi and opening it on the PCM personal ability, the road and weather conditions, b b Porsche Connect App is installed on your cell- as well as the traffic situation. phone (download from Apple App Store or GOO- e Only use the app on closed circuits away from Play Store).
  • Page 67 Porsche Road Trip App The Porsche Road Trip app allows you to plan and book complete trips with all stopovers (e.g. the best lookout points, restaurants and hotels along the route as part of the customized travel plan).

  • Page 68: Auto Start Stop Function

    Auto Start Stop function Auto Start Stop function Vehicles with manual transmis- The accelerator pedal is pressed with the driver's sion : Engine stop and engine door closed and the driver's seat belt fastened. When the vehicle stops, e.g. at a traffic light or in a traffic jam, the engine automatically stops, provided start If the driver leaves the vehicle while the engine has...
  • Page 69 Auto Start Stop function The driver's door is closed and the driver's seat Information Information belt is then fastened. The HOLD function can be activated by flooring the The engine will start automatically in certain situa- – or – pressed brake pedal while the vehicle is stationary. tions, e.g.
  • Page 70 Start Stop mode is The automatic engine shut-off is suppressed. deactivated. e Have the fault repaired by an authorized Porsche Switching on dealer. Porsche recommends an authorized Por- sche dealer, as they have trained technicians and...

  • Page 71: Mobility And Minor Repairs Battery

    Removing and installing the battery must only be e The battery should only be removed and installed Fire or explosion carried out by an authorized Porsche dealer. at an authorized Porsche dealer. Porsche recom- WARNING Porsche recommends an authorized Porsche...
  • Page 72 Battery Never dispose of old batteries as house- Safety symbols on the lead-acid battery Charge the lead-acid battery hold waste. Consult the Manual Lead-acid battery care Wear protective goggles Information Keep children away A good battery charge state will help prevent the battery from freezing.
  • Page 73 236. e The battery should only be removed and installed 5. Switch on the charger. at an authorized Porsche dealer. Porsche recom- Lithium battery 6. After charging, switch off the charger before mends an authorized Porsche dealer, as they disconnecting it.
  • Page 74 Avoid sparking and short circuits when Lithium battery care a CC/CV or pure CV characteristic. Porsche rec- handling cables and electrical devices. ommends the charger and charge maintenance Keep children away unit from Porsche Tequipment.
  • Page 75 Battery Charging the lithium battery – Max. charging voltage: 14.8 V (even in the by Porsche for this vehicle. The use of other lith- event of a fault with battery disconnected; no ium or lead-acid batteries results in significant voltage peaks permitted) malfunctions including total failure of the elec- –...

  • Page 76: Brake Fluid

    Do not change the brake fluid yourself. e Visit an authorized Porsche dealer. Porsche rec- Visit an authorized Porsche dealer. Porsche rec- ommends an authorized Porsche dealer, as they ommends an authorized Porsche dealer, as they...

  • Page 77: Brakes

    Brakes Brakes Activating the emergency braking function 1. Press the brake pedal. 2. Press button. In the event of failure of the conventional brakes, the Electric parking brake The brake warning light (USA: /Canada: vehicle can be decelerated significantly and brought ) goes out.
  • Page 78 WARNING Brake system function pected increase in speed or make braking more Porsche sports cars are equipped with a power as- difficult. After a long drive over salted or gritted roads, a e Only use floor mats that are suitable for the...
  • Page 79 The values quoted by Porsche are based on normal use and cannot therefore be expressed in terms of use in line with general traffic conditions. Wear in- mileage covered.

  • Page 80: Car Care

    Contact an authorized Porsche with a round-jet nozzle will damage your vehicle. dealer. The dealer will prepare a condition report and Chemical cleaners Tires are particularly susceptible to damage.
  • Page 81 Car Care Cleaning the convertible top To ensure your car is cleaned thoroughly and the Hazard What should be (Cabriolet) and convertible top el- paintwork washed gently, please observe the fol- observed? lowing points: ement (Targa) e Wash the underside of the vehicle thoroughly at e Do not perform hot Damage to converti- the end of the gritting season at the latest.
  • Page 82 Visit an authorized Porsche dealer. Porsche rec- If traces of corrosion have already formed, these e Do not rub dust with a dry cloth. must be thoroughly removed. An anti-corrosion pri-...
  • Page 83 Never use other chemical cleaning agents or protective film manufacturer. cluded in day-to-day driving. e After applying the film, wait at least 48 hours e Porsche recommends having the underside of solvents. before washing the vehicle. the vehicle inspected at regular intervals by an...
  • Page 84 Follow the them loosely. application instructions on the containers. e Do not lay several floor mats on top of each Porsche recommends car care products from NOTICE other. Porsche Tequipment. e Ensure that the floor mats are securely fitted...
  • Page 85 Porsche Tequipment. dirt from the outside in. Unsuitable cleaning and care agents and incorrect To protect carpets, the Porsche range of accessories Steering wheels with a microfiber cover made of treatment can damage screens and touch displays. includes the correct size of floor mats with the ap-...
  • Page 86 System). from a used or salvaged vehicle. New replacement e Porsche recommends an authorized Porsche MAC evaporators shall be certified (and labeled) as dealer, as they have trained technicians and the meeting SAE Standard J2842 HFO-1234yf and necessary parts and tools.

  • Page 87: Central Locking

    Central Locking Central Locking Brief overview – opening and locking doors from outside This brief overview does not replace the compre- hensive descriptions provided in the "Central Lock- ing" section. Safety messages and warnings, in particular, are not replaced by this brief overview. Fig.
  • Page 88 Central Locking What do I want to do? What do I have to do? What happens? Where? > p. 88 Lock With the vehicle key: The emergency flasher flashes twice e Press the and an acoustic signal sounds twice. button on the vehicle The door handles retract.
  • Page 89 Fig. 34: Unlocking the doors with the vehicle key electromagnetic radiation. This can adversely af- Fig. 35: Unlocking the doors with Comfort Access fect Porsche Comfort Access. 1. Press button b b Vehicle with Comfort Access The emergency flasher emits one flash.
  • Page 90 Central Locking Unlocking doors from inside Information Information In order to prevent the battery from discharging, If the vehicle is de-energized (e.g. if the battery is unused comfort functions are progressively turned discharged) or if the door openers were pulled too off.
  • Page 91 Central Locking Locking the doors with the vehicle key Locking doors with the proximity sensor in The doors are locked but can be opened from the b b Operating mode P selected. the door handle inside by pulling the door opener. e Inform any persons remaining in the vehicle that b b All doors closed.
  • Page 92 Have faults in the central locking system repaired. Emergency locking of the doors e Visit an authorized Porsche dealer. Porsche rec- ommends an authorized Porsche dealer, as they Information have trained technicians and the necessary parts and tools.

  • Page 93: Child Restraint Systems (Child Seats)

    U.S. Federal/Canadian standards can be found e Child restraint systems that are damaged or have tested and adjusted to the interior of your Porsche on the instruction label on the restraint and in the and the appropriate child weight groups.
  • Page 94 DANGER Restraint passenger seat backrest angle to ensure firm Child restraint system for children older than e Porsche does not recommend that child restraint contact between the passenger seat and the one year child restraint system. systems be used on full bucket seats. You can...
  • Page 95 These systems have been tested and adjusted to the e Follow all child seat manufacturer's instructions interior of your Porsche and the appropriate child on installation and use. weight groups. Other systems have not been tested and could entail Full bucket seat an increased risk of injury.
  • Page 96 SENGER AIR BAG OFF indicator light is illumi- nated in the overhead console. If not contact your authorized Porsche dealer. Automatic locking retractor The seat belts for the front passenger and rear seats are equipped with an automatic locking retractor for securing the child restraint system.
  • Page 97 L.A.T.C.H. child restraint systems are the best option 1. If a child restraint system must be fastened to section. for mounting a child seat in your Porsche. Such L.A.T. the passenger seat, adjust the passenger seat as Markings on the right and left for the L.A.T.C.H. child C.H.
  • Page 98 Child Restraint Systems (Child Seats) Coupé only: Upper anchorage points for child 1. Detach the backrest lower section at the top restraint systems with L.A.T.C.H. top tether center (Velcro strap) and disengage from the L.A. T.C.H. retaining lugs A. Misuse of Child seat Re- WARNING straint Anchorages Child restraint anchorages are designed to with-...

  • Page 99: Convertible Top

    Convertible Top Convertible Top Opening and closing the converti- Opening and closing the convertible top using > Please see chapter "Car Care" on page 78. ble top the button in the vehicle interior > Please see chapter "Warning and Information Opening and closing the Messages"...
  • Page 100 Drive slowly and carefully. lowering and approx. 124 mph (200 km/h) for Persons sitting on the rear seats may be trapped e Visit an authorized Porsche dealer. Porsche rec- raising. The wind deflector cannot be raised/ when raising the wind deflector.
  • Page 101 Convertible Top Removing the rear wall trim panel Emergency operation of the wind deflector 1. Remove the screwdriver from the tool box in the luggage compartment. > Please see chapter "Luggage Compartment" on page 162. Fig. 49: Removing the emergency operation key 4.
  • Page 102 Convertible Top De-tensioning the convertible-top 4. Unscrew both screws D of the Rollover protec- mechanism tion cover using the screwdriver. 5. Release Rollover protection cover E out of the clip points by pulling upward. Fig. 51: Removing the Rollover protection trim panel 3.
  • Page 103 Convertible Top Opening the convertible-top compartment lid Fig. 56: Unlocking the convertible-top compartment lid Fig. 57: Unlocking the convertible-top compartment lid (step 1) (step 2) Fig. 55: Inserting the emergency operation key 4. Turn the emergency operation key approx. 90° in 5.
  • Page 104 Convertible Top Emergency operation of the rear side trim panel flaps Fig. 58: Setting the convertible-top compartment lid to the Fig. 60: Removing screws M and pulling the motor-gear unit upright position forward 8. Using both hands on the driver's and passenger's 2.
  • Page 105 Convertible Top Closing the convertible top – Keep your hands away from the range of movement of the convertible top during closing. Fig. 61: Pressing the rear side flaps downward 4. Press both rear side flaps downward until the fi- Fig.
  • Page 106 Convertible Top Fig. 64: Extending the latching hook Fig. 65: Closing the convertible top Fig. 66: Closing the convertible-top compartment lid 3. Remove plastic attachment B from the emer- 7. Pull the convertible top to the windshield frame. 1. Stand behind the vehicle. gency operation key.

  • Page 107: Coolant

    Always turn off the engine and allow it to cool sche dealer. Porsche recommends an authorized eye, immediately rinse the affected party of your Porsche dealer, as they have trained technicians down before working in the engine body with clean water for a few minutes. Then and the necessary parts and tools.
  • Page 108 Check the cooling system and have the cause of the coolant leak rectified immediately. Visit an authorized Porsche dealer. Porsche recommends an authorized Porsche dealer, as they have trained technicians and the necessary parts and tools. Information If pure water has been used to refill the reservoir in an emergency, the mix ratio must be corrected.

  • Page 109: Cruise Control

    Cruise control Cruise control Controls Display elements Unsafe traffic situation WARNING Status display symbols and unfavorable road conditions Symbol Meaning Using cruise control can lead to an accident if the prevailing traffic situation does not allow you to drive Cruise control is passive. at a sufficient distance to the car in front and at a constant speed.
  • Page 110 Reducing the speed display. There is no speed stored. – Porsche Stability Management (PSM) is in con- e Pull the control lever (position 2): trol mode. – Brief pull = 1 mph (1 km/h) increments Information –...

  • Page 111: Luggage And Transport Cup Holders

    Cup Holders Cup Holders Inserting cup holder in the center console Removing the cup holder from the center console Using cup holders Objects in the center WARNING console If the storage compartment or cup holder is not in- serted in the center console, objects can obstruct or actuate the parking brake button.
  • Page 112 Cup Holders e To open, press the panel below the outer air vent Using cup holder on the passenger side on the passenger side. The cup holder opens automatically. e To close, push in the cup holder until it clicks into place.

  • Page 113: Device Manager

    Select in the header (depending on – Data: Data connection is established via the the connection status) e Options SIM card. Please see chapter "Porsche Connect" on page 204. – Telephone: Please see chapter "Phone" on page 188. –...

  • Page 114: Driving Programs

    The selected driving program (WET, NORMAL, Selecting driving program in PCM Porsche WET Mode cannot detect or prevent SPORT, SPORT PLUS or INDIVIDUAL) is dis- aquaplaning. played in the instrument cluster. e DRIVE 1.
  • Page 115 Driving Programs Activating SPORT Response mode retrieved by turning the mode switch to INDIVIDUAL or by using the PCM. Selecting and storing settings under INDIVIDUAL e DRIVE 1. Select CAR 2. Select the required settings in the PCM. 3. In order to save the settings, select in the header.
  • Page 116 Driving Programs Driving program NORMAL SPORT SPORT PLUS Launch Control Cannot be activated Cannot be activated Cannot be activated Activatable Auto Start Stop Active Active Not active Not active SPORT Response Cannot be activated Activatable Activatable Activatable Sport exhaust system Can be activated Can be activated Active...

  • Page 117: Electrical Socket

    Electrical Socket Electrical Socket Using 12-volt electrical socket Electrical accessories can be connected to the 12- volt electrical socket. The 12-volt electrical socket is located in the pas- senger's side footwell. Connecting charging adapter Information – The 12-volt electrical socket and thus the con- nected electrical accessories function even if the ignition is switched off or the vehicle key is re- moved.

  • Page 118: Emergency Call Systems

    Due to technical or organizational restrictions be- loudspeaker may be defective, for example. How- yond the control of Porsche (e.g. vehicle is in a ever, the emergency call center may be able to hear country where there is no emergency call system you.
  • Page 119 Porsche Assistance. Visit an authorized Porsche dealer. Porsche recommends an authorized Porsche dealer, as they have trained technicians and the necessary parts and tools.

  • Page 120: Emergency Starting

    Emergency Starting Emergency Starting Performing emergency starting cable manufacturer. e The vehicles must not touch, otherwise current Depending on the model, country and equipment, may flow as soon as the positive terminals are the vehicle features either a lead-acid battery with connected.
  • Page 121 Emergency Starting terminal of the donor battery. Never connect the be connected correctly to the vehicle's electrical handled incorrectly. e Avoid any inhalation of the vapors and any skin black negative cable directly to the battery. system. > Please see chapter "Battery" on page 69. 6.
  • Page 122 Emergency Starting > Please see chapter "Emergency unlocking of the luggage compartment lid" on page 167. 2. Remove cover in luggage compartment. > Please see chapter "Luggage Compartment" on page 162. 3. Connect the red positive cable to the positive terminal for emergency starting +.

  • Page 123: Emission Control System

    Do not continue to operate your vehicle under To assure efficient operation of the Emission pollutants, your Porsche is equipped with a precisely calibrated fuel injection system to assure a finely these conditions, since raw fuel might reach the...
  • Page 124 Emission Control System – Wheels should be properly aligned. – Tires should be inflated to the correct pressure. e Always monitor your fuel consumption. e Drive smoothly, avoid abrupt changes in speed as much as possible. e Avoid “jack rabbit” starts and sudden stops. e Do not drive longer than necessary in the lower gears.

  • Page 125: Engine Oil

    Engine Oil Engine Oil b b The engine is at operating temperature and has The oil pressure warning light indicates serious en- gine damage may be occuring when lit, if engine rpm been stopped for at least one minute. It is important to perform oil changes regularly in is above idle speed.
  • Page 126 This can result in damage to the vehicle. Correct the oil level at the earliest opportunity. Used engine oil contains chemicals that have caused e Visit an authorized Porsche dealer. Porsche rec- Hot engine parts cancer in laboratory animals. WARNING...
  • Page 127 Make sure to note the following points: around 1.4 quarts (911 Carrera, 911 Targa) or – Use only engine oils approved by Porsche. Ob- around 1.1 quarts (911 Turbo S) serve the service intervals.

  • Page 128: Flat Tire

    Inform the au- immediately. 6. Get all passengers to leave the vehicle. Pay at- thorized Porsche dealer that the tire contains tire tention to the traffic as they do so. sealant. e Tire repairs are not permissible. Replace dam- Failure to detect pres- 7.
  • Page 129 Flat Tire > Please see chapter "Checking tire pressure" on Filling tire sealant (Tire Mobility System - TMS) > Refer to the operating instructions for the tire page 300. sealant. Changing tires 1. Shake the filler bottle A. > Please see chapter "Wheels and Tires" on 2.

  • Page 130: Front Axle Lift System

    Front Axle Lift System Front Axle Lift System b b Engine is running. NOTICE e Press the With the front axle lift system, the front end can be button. raised by around 1.57 in. (40 mm) (leading edge of Risk of damage if the vehicle hits an obstacle. The front end is raised.
  • Page 131 Front Axle Lift System Teaching the automatic lift function Adjusting the automatic lift function When first approaching an obstacle, raising of the The function can be activated and deactivated on front end must be initiated manually and the location the PCM. Saved locations can be renamed or saved.

  • Page 132: Fuses

    Do not attempt to replace any electrical compo- White / clear 25 A nents except the fuses listed here (e.g. relays). e Go to a qualified specialized repair shop. Porsche Green 30 A recommends an authorized Porsche dealer, as...
  • Page 133 Fuses Opening the fuse box in the driv- Row C Load er's footwell Diagnostic socket Load Radiator fan, left BCM control unit Socket supply Brake booster control unit Seat ventilation, front left Seat adjustment, front left BCM control unit Row B PVTS control unit Load Diagnostic socket...
  • Page 134 Fuses Row A Row C Load Load Media interfaces Air quality sensor Tire pressure monitoring control unit Radiator fan, right Airbag control unit Seat ventilation, front right Garage door opener Adaptive Cruise Control BCM control unit All-wheel drive control unit BCM control unit Ionizer Seat adjustment, front right...

  • Page 135: Garage Door Opener (Homelink ® )

    General safety instructions for the original remote control: e Contact an authorized Porsche dealer. Pinching, crushing or Teaching garage door opener e Make sure that there is a new battery in the ga-...
  • Page 136 Garage Door Opener (HomeLink ® > Please see chapter "Vehicle Settings" on If the existing HomeLink profiles are assigned to ® GPS coordinates, the profiles are filtered based on page 270. the current vehicle position. Managing configured profiles Displaying configured HomeLink profiles ®...

  • Page 137: Hold Function

    HOLD Function HOLD Function The vehicle is held on the gradient to enable Information driving off and prevent the vehicle from rolling As an assistance function, the HOLD function sup- Under the following conditions, the HOLD function is back. ports the driver when stopping the vehicle and driv- not activated in vehicles with PDK: 5.
  • Page 138 HOLD Function Information When the HOLD function is active, the driver may feel a difference in the brake pedal and hydraulic noises may be heard. This behavior is typical of the system. There is no fault.

  • Page 139: Hood

    Hood Hood b b Ignition on (Targa) Targa: e Pull button B. e Pull and hold button B until the rear glass win- Opening and closing the hood dow is fully closed. Coupé: The hood is released and can be lifted. –...

  • Page 140: Instrument Cluster And Pcm Instrument Cluster

    Instrument Cluster Instrument Cluster Fig. 91: Instrument cluster A – Speed & Assist display B – Tachometer D – Car & Info display Information on the time, outside temperature, speed, The start of the red zone on the tachometer scale is Information on the driving program, vehicle status, navigation and assistance systems is shown in tubes a visual warning of the maximum permissible engine...
  • Page 141 If the red zone is reached, find a safe place to Porsche recommends an authorized Porsche dealer, NOTICE stop and switch off the engine. Do not continue as they have trained technicians and the necessary driving.
  • Page 142 Brake pad warning light (Canada) extensive operations and settings while the ve- Fig. 92: Operating instrument cluster with the multifunction hicle is at a standstill. Porsche Stability Management (PSM) steering wheel warning light The instrument cluster is only ready to use when the...
  • Page 143 Instrument Cluster D - Play next station/track Adapting view in the instrument cluster e Press button D. Four fields with different vehicle information can be populated using drag & drop. One item of vehicle in- E - Scrolling to and selecting menus and formation cannot be assigned to several fields.
  • Page 144 Instrument Cluster Instrument cluster display contents Certain displays are only available when the vehicle is stationary. Not all functions are explained in detail in the Man- ual. The examples will help you understand the functions and clarify the menu structure. Fig.
  • Page 145 Where? e Assistance screen > p. 43 Set and display Adaptive Cruise Con- trol (ACC). > p. 207 Set and display Porsche InnoDrive (PID). > p. 148 Display Lane Change Assist. > p. 153 Display Lane Keep Assist. > p. 107 Display cruise control.
  • Page 146 Instrument Cluster Tube Display What can I do?/What is displayed? Where? e All-wheel Display the current torque distribution between the front and rear axle in the form of bar charts. e Tire pressure > p. 300 Display Tire Pressure Monitoring System.
  • Page 147 Instrument Cluster Existing warnings or vehicle messages are displayed. The warning symbol in the lower area indicates the number of pending important warnings. Displaying service intervals e Vehicle e Inspections Select the desired service interval. The display contains information about when the next service is due.

  • Page 148: Interior Lighting

    Interior lighting Interior lighting – Immediately after switching on the ignition. Setting the brightness in individual areas of the vehicle interior – Immediately after locking the vehicle. Adjusting brightness – Automatically approx. 10 minutes after switch- e CONTROL e Ambient lighting 1.

  • Page 149: Jack And Lifting Platform

    Jack and Lifting Platform Jack and Lifting Platform Inadequate securing of WARNING vehicle An unsecured or incorrectly secured vehicle can move unintentionally or tip or fall off lifting equip- ment such as a jack or lifting platform. This can cause serious injuries and damage. e Raise the vehicle using a jack on a solid and flat surface only.

  • Page 150: Lane Change Assist (Lca)

    Lane Change Assist (LCA) Lane Change Assist (LCA) Switching Lane Change Assist on approaching at high speed from behind or ve- and off hicles that are falling back. Lane Change Assist warns the driver about vehicles – Lane Change Assist does not work on tight that are approaching from the rear or are located in Lane Change Assist can be switched on and off in bends.
  • Page 151 Until it is function of Lane Change Assist. e Visit an authorized Porsche dealer. Porsche rec- reached, the driver is supported by the Rear Turn Assist.
  • Page 152 Lane Change Assist (LCA) e ASSIST e Assistance system Vehicles approaching fast Information settings e Lane Change Assist The radar sensors cover the adjacent lane to the left and right. Other lanes are not covered by the radar Information sensors. –...
  • Page 153 Lane Change Assist (LCA) Vehicles approaching slowly Vehicles falling back quickly briefly several times. Lane Change Assist is inform- ing you that you may have overlooked a vehicle. Vehicles falling back slowly Fig. 99: Vehicle approaching slowly Fig. 101: Vehicle falling back fast A –...
  • Page 154 Lane Change Assist (LCA) Starting to turn off comes on. This warns you of a potential collision with a vehicle that may have been overlooked. Cornering When driving around a bend, Lane Change Assist may react to a vehicle driving in the next lane but one and the warning indicator in the door mirror may light up.

  • Page 155: Lane Keep Assist

    Lane Keep Assist Lane Keep Assist intervention back into the correct lane when chang- be sufficient to keep the vehicle in the driving ing lanes in a potentially critical situation. This also lane in the case of track ruts, winding roads, in- happens if the turn signal is activated for the rele- clined road surfaces or crosswind.
  • Page 156 Porsche dealer. the driver is prompted to align the vehicle in the Porsche recommends an authorized Porsche center of the lane. dealer, as they have trained technicians and the necessary parts and tools.
  • Page 157 Lane Keep Assist Information Lane Keep Status Meaning Assist display display When the system is switched on but passive, this may have the following causes: No display Lane Keep Assist is – The vehicle speed is below the activation speed display switched off.

  • Page 158: Lights

    Ignition is switched on. – Switch on low beam e Press button The low beam is switched on. Automatic headlights, daytime running lights and the Porsche Dynamic Light System Plus (PDLS Plus) are switched off.
  • Page 159 The vehicle exterior lights can mist up due to tem- – Dusk perature and humidity. This misting will dry off after Porsche Dynamic Light System – Darkness a sufficient distance has been driven. Plus (PDLS Plus) with LED –...
  • Page 160 PDLS Plus with LED headlights. change when the rear fog light is switched on at a > Please see chapter "Porsche Dynamic Light Sys- – On roads where oncoming traffic is party hidden, vehicle speed below approx. 37 mph (60 km/h). The such as on highways.
  • Page 161 Lights is also switched to low beam when the camera de- such as on highways. Information tects street lighting. – Where there are poorly lit road users, such as To avoid impairing the detection performance: cyclists. Lack of attention when e Do not cover the camera area on the interior WARNING –...
  • Page 162 Lights Operating turn signal and high Automatic headlight calibration (Canada only) Switching high beam on and off b b No objects in the immediate vicinity of the b b Vehicles without PDLS Plus beam lever vehicle. – or – b b Vehicle positioned as straight as possible in front High beam assist/Dynamic high beam of a projection surface, e.g.
  • Page 163 Switch on b b Ignition switched off. b b Porsche Dynamic Light System Plus (PDLS Plus) the emergency flasher and mark the car with e Press the lever past pressure point 2 or 1 to with LED matrix headlights road flares or other warning devices.

  • Page 164: Luggage Compartment

    Luggage Compartment Luggage Compartment Incorrect tire pressure WARNING Stowing loads An incorrect tire pressure can impair driving safety. e Adapt the tire pressure to the load. Changed vehicle han- WARNING e After changing the tire pressure, you must also dling when loaded update the setting for the Tire Pressure Moni- The handling changes depending on the load toring System.
  • Page 165 Luggage Compartment Removing and stowing the tire filling compressor Removing the tire filling compressor Fig. 114: Attaching the plastic cover Fig. 115: Opening storage compartment for tire filling compressor 3. Disengage retaining strap B on the underside of 4. Open the cover of the storage compartment for the plastic cover and attach it to the luggage the tire filling compressor.
  • Page 166 Luggage Compartment Stowing the tire filling compressor Fig. 117: Closing the plastic cover 3. Detach retaining strap B and engage it on the Fig. 116: Replacing the tire filling compressor plastic cover. 4. Insert plastic cover A with the guides at the rear 1.

  • Page 167: Luggage Compartment Lid

    Luggage Compartment Lid Luggage Compartment Lid Opening and closing the luggage compartment lid Unsecured Luggage DANGER Compartment Lid If the luggage compartment lid is not secured prop- erly, it could fly up, blocking your vision and causing loss of control. e Should you notice at any time while driving that the lid is not secured properly, stop immediately in a suitable place and close it.
  • Page 168 2. Lift the lid slightly and open the lid safety catch. release the lid from the inside using the unlocking 3. Open the lid completely. 1. Move your hand between the Porsche crest and button. license plate. Use either a back-and-forth...
  • Page 169 Luggage Compartment Lid Function If the luggage compartment lid is unlocked by using the internal trunk release mechanism, the latch striker pops into the catch-hook position and the lid can be opened from the inside immediately. A warning message in the instrument cluster lights up when unlocking button is operated.

  • Page 170: Entertainment And Communication Media

    This brief overview does not replace the compre- hensive descriptions. Safety messages and warn- ings, in particular, are not replaced by this brief overview. For information on operating the Porsche Communication Management system (PCM): > Please see chapter "Porsche Communication Management (PCM)" on page 197.
  • Page 171 & drop. Prerequisite: Data connection is established. Porsche Connect services are activated. HD Radio Technology manufactured under license from iBiquity Digital Corporation. U.S. and Foreign Patents. For patents see http://patents.dts.com. HD Radio and the HD, HD Radio,...
  • Page 172 Media Adding favorite content from band SiriusXM ® to favorite list e MEDIA e PLAY e Call up media sources e SiriusXM e Select Add The icon is displayed when the favorite content is played. Organizing favorites e FAV 1. MEDIA 2.

  • Page 173: Mirrors

    Mirrors Mirrors Adjusting door mirrors NOTICE Using door mirrors Risk of damage to the door mirrors when washing the vehicle in car washes. Incorrect assessment of WARNING e Fold in door mirrors before using the car wash. traffic situation due to distorted representation of surroundings in door mirrors...
  • Page 174 Mirrors Folding door mirrors in and out Folding door mirrors in and out from outside Information the vehicle After switching on the ignition, the door mirrors do The door mirrors can be folded in when the vehicle is not fold out automatically if they have previously locked.
  • Page 175 Mirrors Dimming interior mirror manually The mirror glass on the passenger's side swivels downward. Making individual adjustments to the position of the lowered mirror glass: e Move the glass of the door mirror into the ap- propriate position by pressing the adjustment button C.
  • Page 176 Mirrors Switching automatic interior mir- Escaping electrolyte fluid CAUTION ror dimming on and off Electrolyte fluid may escape from a broken mirror. This fluid causes irritation to the skin and eyes. e In the event of contact with the skin or eyes, immediately rinse off the electrolyte fluid using clean water.

  • Page 177: Navigation

    : Internet search (see G) e NAV e DEST e Recent – Select previous destination /FAV destinations (see B)/My Destinations e NAV e DEST e Points of interest – Enter POI (see Prerequisite: Data connection established. Online navigation and Porsche Connect services activated.
  • Page 178 Incorrect directions and malfunctions cannot be the visibility, weather, road and traffic conditions. road traffic laws in force, the road traffic regulations ruled out during satellite-based navigation. The Data connection is established. Porsche Connect Services and online navigations services must be activated.
  • Page 179 Navigation e FAV e My Destinations driver always bears responsibility for guiding the 1. NAV Information vehicle. e Saved tours e Select the 2. My Destinations e Always pay attention to the terrain. – Up to three destinations are created and up to desired tour.
  • Page 180 Select the desired setting. For information on operating the instrument cluster: > Please see chapter "Operating the instrument Displaying list of traffic information cluster" on page 140. e TRAFFIC 1. NAV Prerequisite: Data connection established. Porsche Connect services are activated.
  • Page 181 Navigation Toll devices Fig. 133: Attaching toll devices Attach the toll device at the marked position on the inside of the windshield in order to guarantee opti- mum reception.

  • Page 182: Night View Assist

    In this case, the system warns the driver vis- Night View Assist is a support system and cannot ually and acoustically. On vehicles with Porsche Dy- alert the driver of a collision under all circumstances. namic Light System Plus, the endangered person There is a risk of accident.
  • Page 183 Night View Assist Cleaning Night View Assist camera in the projected driving lane or is dangerously close. b b Low beam or high beam activated. The animal warning is deactivated automatically in urban areas in order to prevent it from being trig- After the ignition is switched on, the Night View As- gered by on-leash dogs, for example.

  • Page 184: Parkassist

    ParkAssist ParkAssist System limitations Distance measurement External ultrasound waves (e.g. air brakes from other General safety instructions vehicles, road sweeping machines, pneumatic ham- mers) can interfere with obstacle detection. Lack of attention WARNING The system cannot detect the following: – Sound-absorbing obstacles (e.g. wintery condi- The system must not induce you to take risks with tions, powder snow, clothing made from fabric, hide or fur).
  • Page 185 R is selected again. Messages" on page 280. Switch off the acoustic warning. Deactivating ParkAssist Deactivating manually For information on operating the Porsche e Tap in the PCM. Communication Management system (PCM): Fig. 137: ParkAssist display > Please see chapter "Porsche Communication Management (PCM)"...
  • Page 186 ParkAssist Switching automatic activation on/off Activating the rear view camera exact position of the vehicle are detected. When Surround View is active, the courtesy lights are Automatically e ASSIST e Assistance system b b Ignition switched on and reverse gear engaged. switched on for better illumination.
  • Page 187 ParkAssist Deactivating Surround View Symbol View Automatically b b Speed is higher than 9 mph (15 km/h). Parking (change front and rear view by Manually tapping) e Press the P button on the selector lever. Panorama (change front and rear view by tapping) Side 3D view...

  • Page 188: Personal Settings

    Personal Settings Personal Settings Managing driver profile Information Ergonomic settings can be stored and retrieved Up to 6 driver profiles and 1 guest profile can be Individual functions cannot be personalized, to avoid created and managed. manually using the memory buttons in the driver's damage to the vehicle (e.g.
  • Page 189 Personal Settings Storing and retrieving ergonomic settings Storing ergonomic settings on the memory buttons Fig. 139: Memory buttons, driver’s door 1. Press the SET button. The lettering on the button is illuminated. 2. Press the relevant memory button 1, 2 or 3 within 10 seconds.

  • Page 190: Phone

    This brief overview does not replace the compre- hensive descriptions. Safety messages and warn- ings, in particular, are not replaced by this brief overview. For information on operating the Porsche Communication Management system (PCM): > Please see chapter "Porsche Communication Management (PCM)" on page 197.
  • Page 191 Phone What do I want to do? What do I have to do? Where? e PHONE e KEYPAD (see A) e Emergency > p. 116 Select emergency call call e PHONE e FAV (see B) e Add favorite e > p. 191 Store contact as favorite Select desired contact from list e e PHONE...
  • Page 192 Connecting and using a second cellphone b b A cellphone is already connected to the PCM. – You will find an overview of compatible cell- phones on the Porsche website for your country under: Models e Your model (e.g. 911 Carrera) e 1. Select...
  • Page 193 Phone e Add new call (enter number or select Organizing favorites a. Enter the PIN code of the SIM card and contact) e confirm with OK. e FAV 1. PHONE b. Select Store PIN. 2. Select , to activate the conference call. 2.
  • Page 194 Phone Stowing a cellphone (availability calls if the cellphone supports this function. It is dependent on country) possible that the cellphone supports the text mes- sage function but not the e-mail function. For fur- ther information on these settings, see the operating FCC/ISED Notice instructions for your cellphone.

  • Page 195: Porsche Active Safe (Warn And Brake Assist)

    Drive with extreme care. The function may be restricted or unavailable e Switch off Porsche Active Safe in the following e Always pay attention to the traffic situation and – Up to 10 seconds after switching on the ignition.
  • Page 196 Through the braking jolt, the system draws attention to the increasing risk of a collision. If Porsche Active Safe detects a safety hazard due to Even with this warning, the driver may still have to driving too close to the vehicle in front, the driver will swerve or brake sharply in order to avoid a collision.
  • Page 197 Porsche Active Safe (Warn and Brake Assist) Preventive occupant protection The seat-belt pretensioner may be damaged follow- function ing an accident. Visit an authorized Porsche dealer. Porsche recommends an authorized Porsche dealer, as they have trained technicians and the necessary Seat belt system optimization parts and tools.

  • Page 198: Porsche Active Suspension Management (Pasm)

    Porsche Active Suspension Management (PASM) Porsche Active Suspension Select PASM mode Management (PASM) Porsche Active Suspension Management (PASM) is a system for the active adjustment of shock ab- sorbers. The variable shock absorber system indi- vidually selects the relevant shock absorber stiffness for each wheel depending on the driving situation and driving conditions.

  • Page 199: Porsche Communication Management (Pcm)

    Porsche Communication Management (PCM) Porsche Communication Management (PCM) Brief overview - PCM This brief overview does not replace the complete information provided in this section. Safety messages and warnings, in particular, are not replaced by this brief overview. Fig. 145: Volume control and rotary push button Fig.
  • Page 200 PCM. e SET e Set-up wizard > p. 206 e SET e Porsche Connect e Private mode Activate/deactivate Private mode > p. 270 e CAR e CONTROL Change system and vehicle settings...
  • Page 201 Porsche Communication Management (PCM) Touch display in dashboard Fig. 147: Touch display controls in dashboard A – Main menu C – Home screen D – Back > Please see chapter "Opening menus" on Factory set and individually set functions are E –...
  • Page 202 Press the rotary push button A to activate the B – Long press The Porsche Communication Management system Press the touch display with your finger for longer. highlighted function. (PCM) is the central control unit. To protect the...
  • Page 203 Porsche Communication Management (PCM) Entry via the rotary push button Settings and further functions of the relevant menu are displayed. 1. Turn rotary push button (Fig. 149) until the de- sired letter or character is highlighted. Setting display of time or 2.
  • Page 204 3. Swipe in the tile to select the desired contents. – USB hubs are not supported. – Porsche will not assume any liability for damaged 4. If you wish to remove a tile from the left-hand or lost files or media.
  • Page 205 Porsche Communication Management (PCM) Inserting an SD card NOTICE Risk of damage to the PCM due to incorrect use of SD cards. If you are using SD multi-component cards, there is a risk of the SD card falling out of the adapter due to vibration, so that the individual components of the card may remain stuck in the SD card reader.

  • Page 206: Porsche Connect

    Information the data connection (e.g. due to data roaming). status line of the PCM and in the Device Manager. > Please see chapter "Porsche Communication If a data connection cannot be established, check NOTICE the following: Management (PCM)"...
  • Page 207 PCM features). A data connection is required in order to use Porsche The Porsche ID is linked to the PCM using a pairing Connect services. > Please see chapter "Porsche Connect" on code. This is required for using some Connect serv- 1.
  • Page 208 Porsche Connect Changing Porsche Connect e Please inform all persons using the vehicle that – Log out Porsche ID: The currently logged in user settings is logged out. communication may be disabled. Displaying service overview e SET e Porsche Connect e Select the de-...

  • Page 209: Porsche Innodrive (Pid)

    Porsche InnoDrive (PID) Porsche InnoDrive (PID) can therefore lead to undesired driving situations. The vehicle can accelerate to the set speed when General safety instructions driving in areas with road construction. e Do not use the system in heavy traffic, where...
  • Page 210 Support on turn-offs and WARNING ently to a standstill when approaching a Yield highway exits Porsche InnoDrive offers assisted driving. It is the sign. responsibility of the driver at all times to monitor the The system assists the driver when making turns...
  • Page 211 Porsche InnoDrive (PID) Vehicles driving erratically or weaving in and Vehicles entering and exiting curves and sta- at all. out and narrow vehicles tionary vehicles Reflective objects such as ice, heavy rain, crash bar- riers or tunnel entrances may impair the functional- ity of the radar sensor.
  • Page 212 A corresponding ately by pressing RESUME. Operating principle display appears on the instrument cluster. Porsche InnoDrive (PID) is a driver assistance sys- Information tem that assists the driver when driving on well- surfaced country roads and highways.
  • Page 213 Porsche InnoDrive (PID) Controls Display elements Symbol Meaning PID is active with the desired speed set. PID is active. A speed limit was de- tected ahead or the set desired speed has not yet been reached. A vehicle was detected ahead while the desired speed was set.
  • Page 214 Porsche InnoDrive (PID) Temporarily passive Information Information This status is active while pressing the accelerator An activated driver assistance system will be acti- – Speed limits are only considered when PID is pedal when PID is active. vated again even after switching off and restoring activated.
  • Page 215 Braking to a standstill and driving e ASSIST e Assistance system off again settings e Porsche InnoDrive e Max speed > Please see chapter "Adaptive Cruise Control Fig. 162: Example of driving with Consider speed limits The set maximum speed remains active until it is (ACC)"...
  • Page 216 Porsche InnoDrive (PID) An imminent speed limit of The vehicle regulates the speed to the de- 30 mph (50 km/h) has been detected (e.g. sired speed of 60 mph (100 km/h) set by boundary to a built-up area). The vehicle the driver.

  • Page 217: Porsche Stability Management (Psm)

    If one wheel on a driven axle starts to spin, it is A message stating that PSM Sport is activated braked so that the other wheel on the same axle can Porsche Stability Management (PSM) is an active appears on the instrument cluster. be driven.
  • Page 218 Porsche Stability Management (PSM) ABS brake system (anti-lock The PSM OFF warning light on the instrument The driver is warned to adapt the driving speed to braking system) cluster lights up. The button lights up red. the road conditions by a pulsing brake pedal and a "juddering noise".
  • Page 219 Porsche Stability Management (PSM) Exceptions The following activities prevent automatic braking in the event of an accident: – When the driver significantly depresses the ac- celerator pedal. – When the braking pressure exerted by the driver on the brake pedal is stronger than the brake...

  • Page 220: Porsche Vehicle Tracking System (Pvts)

    Via the Porsche Connect smartphone app, Car If the Driver Card remains in the shut-off vehicle for PVTS is tested by the authorized Porsche dealer and Connect (depending on country) or at www.por- more than 30 minutes, it will become invalid. In or- activated together with the vehicle owner.
  • Page 221 Contact the Security Operating Center (SOC) before having the vehicle serviced and after the vehicle has been serviced. e When your vehicle is being serviced, please in- form the relevant employee at the authorized Porsche dealer that your vehicle is equipped with PVTS.

  • Page 222: Rear Cross Traffic Alert

    Rear Cross Traffic Alert switched on. stacles. The system is no substitute for the driver's b b Porsche Stability Management (PSM) switched attentiveness. e Drive with extreme care. b b Transmission range R selected.

  • Page 223: Refueling

    DANGER e Do not take your car to areas or countries where (known as the "odor of rotten eggs"). Porsche is not unleaded fuel may not be available. responsible for this circumstance and it does not The RF energy from a cellphone can cause sparking indicate a vehicle fault.
  • Page 224 Refueling b b Vehicle unlocked. Information 1. To open the filler flap, press on the rear part of If the recommended fuel is not available, in an the flap. The fuel type to be used for the vehicle emergency, the vehicle can also be fueled using un- is printed on a sticker on the inside of the filler leaded fuel without metallic additives, with octane flap.
  • Page 225 Refueling Fuel Evaporation Control Emergency release of filler flap Fuel tank venting The evaporation chamber and the carbon canister prevent fuel vapors from escaping to the atmos- phere at extreme high outside temperatures, when driving abruptly around curves and when the car is parked at an incline or in any other non level position.

  • Page 226: Rollover Bar System (Cabriolet)

    Have faults rectified immediately. e Visit an authorized Porsche dealer. Porsche rec- Tampering with the rollover bar system or impeding its movement can cause malfunctions resulting in ommends an authorized Porsche dealer, as they serious injury or death.

  • Page 227: Roof Transport System

    Unsecured or incorrectly WARNING driving and cause serious accidents. secured roof transport tested and approved by Porsche. It is not possi- e Secure the load so that it cannot move during the system or individual ble to mount other commercially available roof journey.
  • Page 228 Roof transport system e Adjust the front and rear carriers to fit the width 3. Unlock the cover flaps H using the key and fold of the vehicle. them upward as far as possible. Fig. 171: Folding out rotary holders 2.
  • Page 229 Roof transport system Fig. 174: Adjusting the length of the carriers Fig. 175: Tightening screws on the underside of the carriers Fig. 176: Tightening the carrier fastening screws b. Place long carrier A in the front and short d. Remove the carriers and tighten the screws NOTICE carrier B in the rear on the rotary holders G on the underside of the carriers by hand using...
  • Page 230 Roof transport system carriers from above to protect against dirt and moisture and to prevent wind noise. 9. Close the cover flaps and lock them using the key. Information After driving 30 miles (50 km), retighten all screws on the carriers and load-carrying devices. Fig.

  • Page 231: Seat Belts

    Seatbelts must be positioned on the body as to sioners are triggered. This does not necessarily mean Go to a qualified specialized repair shop. Porsche restrain the upper body and lap from sliding for- that the vehicle is on fire.
  • Page 232 Seat Belts Observe the seat belt warning sounds and the red warning symbol C in the in- 1. Assume a comfortable seating position. light and warning message strument cluster flashes if the driver's seat belt or 2. Adjust the backrest so that the shoulder belt passenger seat belt, if occupied, is not fastened.
  • Page 233 Seat Belts Opening the belt buckle and re- moving the seat belt Fig. 181: Unfastening the seat belt 1. Hold the belt latch. 2. Press the red button on the seat-belt buckle. 3. Move the belt latch to approximately 3 in. (7 cm) below the belt outlet and slide the plastic slider underneath the belt latch.

  • Page 234: Seats

    Seats Seats Adjusting sports seat/sports seat plus restraints are not adjustable. The rear seats do not provide head restraints. Selecting the correct seat position Failure to adjust WARNING backrests A correct sitting position is important to ensure safe and fatigue-free driving. To adjust the position of the All occupants, including the driver, should not oper- driver's seat, proceed as follows: ate a vehicle or sit in a vehicle’s seat until the backr-...
  • Page 235 Seats > Please see chapter "Personal Settings" on Adjusting full bucket seat Fully electric sport seat/adaptive sport seat plus page 186. Folding down backrest Fig. 183: Adjusting full bucket seat Fig. 184: Adjusting fully electric sport seat/adaptive sport Adjusting the fore-and-aft position seat plus Adjusting the seat height Adjusting the seat angle...
  • Page 236 Seats Switching seat heating/seat ventilation off Make sure that the seat belts are not trapped. Information e Press button A (seat ventilation) or B (seat heat- Using the Easy Entry function When the key is changed, the seat and steering ing), repeatedly if necessary, until all the light wheel move to the entry position stored on the ve- indicators go out.
  • Page 237 Seats Folding down rear seat backrest Fig. 187: Folding down rear seat backrests Folding down rear seat backrests e Pull the lever forward and fold the backrest forward. Folding up rear seat backrests Backrest not latched in WARNING position Risk of injury due to backrests that are not properly engaged.

  • Page 238: Slide/Tilt Sunroof

    Slide/Tilt Sunroof Slide/Tilt Sunroof Opening steel slide/tilt sunroof Information Opening and closing the slide/tilt – The slide/tilt sunroof and sunblind are fitted with a force limiter. If an obstacle prevents them from sunroof closing, they immediately re-open. Opening and closing the –...
  • Page 239 Slide/Tilt Sunroof Opening and closing sunblind Opening glass slide/tilt sunroof The slide/tilt sunroof is raised or lowered to the final position. Stage one – manual operation e To interrupt the process, press button B again. e Press and hold button C in the first setting until the required position is reached.
  • Page 240 Go to an qualified specialized repair shop. Por- tilt sunroof. If the wind deflector is not fully ex- sche recommends an authorized Porsche dealer, tended, drive a short distance with the slide/tilt as they have trained technicians and the neces- sunroof open until the wind deflector is fully sary parts and tools.

  • Page 241: Smoker's Package

    Smoker's Package Smoker's Package Opening and closing the ashtray Using the ashtray Fire hazard due to flam- WARNING mable objects Paper in the ashtray can catch fire. e Do not put any flammable objects into the ashtray. Inserting the ashtray Fig.

  • Page 242: Spoilers

    A warning message appears on the instrument clus- vehicle handling. ter in the event of a failure of the spoiler control. e Have the fault rectified at an authorized Porsche Extendable front and rear spoilers > Please see chapter "Warning and Information b b 911 Turbo S dealer.
  • Page 243 Spoilers program selected. A warning appears on the instru- NOTICE ment cluster if automatic control fails. > Please see chapter "Warning and Information Risk of damage to the front and rear spoilers. Messages" on page 280. e Never pull or push the vehicle by the rear spoiler. e Reduced chassis clearance when the front spoil- Manual mode er is extended.

  • Page 244: Sport Chrono Stopwatch

    Sport Chrono Stopwatch Sport Chrono Stopwatch Stopwatch on the dashboard Stopwatch in PCM With the Sport Chrono stopwatch, times can be measured and evaluated and displayed in the PCM and instrument cluster. The following information can be recorded and evaluated: –...
  • Page 245 Sport Chrono Stopwatch b b Timing has been started. e CAR e CHRONO e Options e Sport Displaying and editing recordings and re- Chrono settings e Deviation in distance cording statistics e CAR e CHRONO e New lap allowed A maximum of 99 laps can be recorded during each The lap counter is incremented by one.
  • Page 246 Sport Chrono Stopwatch e Sport Chrono e Cont. Analog Clock on the Dashboard Ending lap/starting new lap When the stopwatch is running, the current stop- watch time is stored as the lap time. A maximum of 99 laps can be stored for each recording.

  • Page 247: Starting And Stopping The Engine

    Starting and Stopping the Engine Starting and Stopping the Switching off the engine Information Engine If no electrical equipment is switched on for 10 mi- NOTICE nutes after the ignition is switched on, the ignition Ignition lock has to be switched on again. The operating device An unattended vehicle with a running engine is po- must first be turned to ignition lock position 0 (initial The vehicle key is replaced by an operating device in...

  • Page 248: Steering Wheel

    Steering Wheel Steering Wheel Operating instrument cluster with Adjusting the steering wheel electrically the multifunction steering wheel Uncontrolled retrieval of Adjusting the steering wheel CAUTION the memory settings For further information on operating the instrument cluster: Steering wheel adjust- > Please see chapter "Operating the instrument WARNING If persons or animals are within the range of move- ment while driving...

  • Page 249: Storage

    Storage Storage Opening and closing the glove NOTICE compartment Stowing objects Risk of damage to the cargo net. e Do not place heavy and bulky objects in the car- Unsecured or incorrectly WARNING go net. positioned objects An unsecured or incorrectly positioned load can slide NOTICE out of place and endanger the vehicle occupants during braking, extreme acceleration, changes of di-...
  • Page 250 Storage Opening the storage compartment inadvertent braking. e Always use the provided storage compartment in the armrest to store objects in the center console. e Only use cup holders for their intended purpose of storing drinks. e Never store objects in the cup holder. e Never operate the vehicle without the cup holder or storage compartment inserted.

  • Page 251: Sun Visors

    Sun visors Sun visors Opening vanity mirror Adjusting sun visor Fig. 204: Opening vanity mirror e Open the cover of the vanity mirror on the inside Fig. 203: Adjusting sun visor of the sun visor. e Swivel the sun visor downward to prevent glare The vanity mirror lighting is switched on.

  • Page 252: Targa Roof System

    Targa Roof System Targa Roof System screen and stationary vehicle parts. e When opening and closing the Targa roof, ensure NOTICE that no one is injured by the Targa roof mecha- nism or convertible-top element and glass rear Danger of damage to the Targa roof and roof screen.
  • Page 253 When the Targa roof is opened, press F on the air operation. 4. Remove the emergency operation key from the e Go to a qualified specialized repair shop. Porsche deflector until the air deflector engages in the reverse side of the rear wall trim panel A.
  • Page 254 Targa Roof System De-tensioning the roof mechanism Unlocking the glass rear screen Opening the glass rear screen Fig. 209: De-tensioning the roof mechanism Fig. 210: Unlocking the glass rear screen Fig. 211: Opening the glass rear screen 1. Using the hexagon on emergency operation key e With the aid of the emergency operation key, pull e On the glass rear screen, reach into the lower B, turn emergency hand screw C approx.
  • Page 255 Targa Roof System Removing the visual screen Locking the air deflector Closing the convertible top element Fig. 212: Removing the visual screen Fig. 213: Locking the air deflector Fig. 214: Closing the convertible top element e Release visual screen E on the underside and re- 1.
  • Page 256 Targa Roof System Locking the convertible top element Fig. 216: Extending the latching hook Fig. 217: Pulling the convertible top element forward 2. Insert emergency operation key B into the access 4. Pull the convertible top element forward to the for the roof lock emergency operation and turn windshield frame.
  • Page 257 Targa Roof System Closing the glass rear screen latching hook fully engages in the catch (notice- able resistance). Installing the visual screen Fig. 220: Closing the glass rear screen Closing the glass rear WARNING screen Fig. 219: Installing the visual screen Hands may become trapped between the glass rear 1.

  • Page 258: Test Stand Measurement

    The vehicle jack is not suitable for this purpose. e Never start the engine when the vehicle is raised. Engine vibrations can cause the vehicle to fall. Power measurement Porsche does not authorize power measurements on roller-type test stands.

  • Page 259: Towing

    Towing Towing Special note for vehicles with a faulty or fully dis- NOTICE charged battery e If the battery is faulty or completely discharged, Information Danger of significant damage to the vehicle. the only way to start the engine is to replace the e Tie the vehicle down only at its wheels.
  • Page 260 Towing Using a towing hook Pulling out a vehicle that has become stuck Special note for vehicles with a faulty or fully dis- e Always pull out the vehicle with the greatest charged battery e If the battery is faulty or completely discharged, care.
  • Page 261 4. Store the towing hook in the tool box. > Please see chapter "Alarm system" on page 61. 3. Activate Porsche Vehicle Tracking System Plus Using flat bed (PTVS Plus) transport mode. > Please see chapter "Transport" on page 218.

  • Page 262: Traffic Sign Recognition

    Traffic sign recognition Traffic sign recognition If a speed limit is restricted to a wet road, fog or a Information certain time, the detected additional sign is com- Lack of attention To avoid impairing the detection performance of the pared with the information provided by the vehicle WARNING camera: (e.g.
  • Page 263 Traffic sign recognition Displaying speed limits and bend Information ahead warning – In traffic-calmed areas or play streets, the dis- play shows "3 mph (5 km/h)". – On unsigned highway and highway on and off- ramps, the respective speed limit for surface roads (out of town) is displayed.

  • Page 264: Transmission

    Starting the engine plung (PDK) The engine can only be started if the brake pedal is The 8-speed Porsche Doppelkupplung (PDK) is a pressed and mode P or N is activated. transmission featuring an automatic and a manual shifting mode.
  • Page 265 Transmission Operating modes Information P – Parking lock If the vehicle is parked in operating mode N, operat- You should only engage the parking lock when the ing mode P will be engaged after a few minutes. A vehicle is stationary. message appears on the instrument cluster.
  • Page 266 Transmission b b Select D or M operating mode. Information b b Porsche Stability Management (PSM) active. b b Cruise control not activated. The clutch will not be closed again below a certain speed threshold. The desired operating mode must b b Adaptive Cruise Control (ACC) not activated.
  • Page 267 Transmission Obstructed pedals Shifting from 7th to 6th gear Launch Control is used to achieve maximum accel- WARNING e Gently press the gear lever to the right in order to eration from a standstill. b b Transmission is at operating temperature. shift from 7th to 6th gear.
  • Page 268 Transmission If the red zone is reached during acceleration, fuel feed is interrupted. NOTICE Risk of damage to the engine (over revving) when shifting to a lower gear. e Make sure not to exceed the maximum permis- sible engine speed when shifting down. Driving with Gear shift assist Fig.

  • Page 269: Trip Information Display

    Trip Information Display Trip Information Display Customizing trip A large range of trip data, such as the trip time, the e Trip e Options e Customize 1. CAR distance traveled, the average speed or the average trip fuel consumption, can be displayed in the PCM and in the instrument cluster.

  • Page 270: Vehicle Key

    Only use the vehicle key when the vehicle is in Removing emergency key your sight. The Porsche Crest on the vehicle key lights up when the buttons are pressed. The Crest may also light up when driving without any of the buttons being pressed on the vehicle key.
  • Page 271 The vehicle and change the mechanical locks if following: Porsche Crest on the vehicle key no longer lights up necessary. e You should notify your insurance company of the when buttons are pressed on the vehicle key.

  • Page 272: Vehicle Settings

    Vehicle Settings Vehicle Settings Different vehicle settings can be made depending on model, country and equipment. The vehicle settings listed here are therefore not available in all models, countries and equipment versions. For safety reasons, some functions are only available when the vehicle is stationary. The vehicle settings are saved even when the ignition is switched off.
  • Page 273 Vehicle Settings What do I want to do? What should I select? Where? e CAR e CONTROL e Displays e Additional instrument Adapt additional instrument display e CAR e CONTROL e System e Date and time Set the date and time e CAR e CONTROL e System e Units...

  • Page 274: Voice Control

    For information on operating the Porsche again. Communication Management system (PCM): Using Porsche Connect services in the voice > Please see chapter "Porsche Communication control system b b Data connection is established successfully. Management (PCM)" on page 197.
  • Page 275 Say a list entry marked in blue. Information There are three types of voice commands: – Global voice commands can always be used. If, Further information about Porsche Connect (Help videos, Porsche Connect operating instructions and for example, the main menu NAV is active Questions &...
  • Page 276 Voice Control What do I want to do? What do I have to say? Note Set a station that can currently be (Switch on) Station e.g. Station XY Only stations that can currently be received can be received spoken. Enter frequency Directly selecting a frequency may cause the reception (Play) Frequency e.g.
  • Page 277 Voice Control What do I want to do? What do I have to say? Note Use natural voice commands Examples: I would like to call John Doe. As an alternative to actual commands, the PCM can Call John Doe on his cell phone. detect natural voice commands (not available in all Show me my call list.
  • Page 278 In the next step, the system asks for the name of the contact contact. Search for destination or point of Search (point of interest) e.g. Porsche Service Brand names or point of interest categories may be spoken (e.g. search for point of interest, airport). interest Search e.g.
  • Page 279 Voice Control What do I want to do? What do I have to say? Note Select town/city Enter city Find restaurant/rest area/restroom/ Next restaurant/rest area/restroom/ATM/gas station Shows the respective search criterion nearby. ATM/gas station Start/stop route guidance Start/stop route guidance Determine amount of fuel remaining Range/remaining range b b Route guidance active.
  • Page 280 Voice Control What do I want to do? What do I have to say? Note Seat ventilation Switch seat ventilation on/off Switch seat ventilation to e.g. level 1 Switch defrost mode on Switch defrost mode on/off Switch on Eco mode Switch Eco mode on/off Switch on air circulation Switch air circulation on/off...
  • Page 281 Voice Control Global voice commands for calendar What do I want to do? What do I have to say? Note Display appointments Show me my appointments e.g. today What appointments do I have e.g. tomorrow after 4 pm...

  • Page 282: Warning And Information Messages

    Airbag system error Airbag system is faulty. e Adapt your driving style to the situation. Driving permitted e Have the fault rectified at an authorized Porsche dealer.* Service necessary Steering assistance Power steering has failed, is restricted or is faulty.
  • Page 283 Stop when it is safe to do so. Brake force e Do not continue driving. distribution error (Canada) (Canada) lights up e Have the fault rectified at an authorized Porsche dealer.* Park vehicle safely (USA) (USA) ABS or Porsche Stability Management (PSM) has failed. ABS/PSM Possible to drive on.
  • Page 284 Rain or light Rain/light sensor is defective. e Switch on the windshield wipers and lights manually. sensor error e Have the fault rectified at an authorized Porsche dealer.* Service necessary Example: The indicated cornering light is faulty. e Check relevant light.
  • Page 285 Wiper defective e Adapt your driving style to the situation. Service necessary e Have the fault rectified at an authorized Porsche dealer.* Significant loss of pressure on one or more tires. e Stop when it is safe to do so.
  • Page 286 If the fault persists: e Have the fault rectified at an authorized Porsche dealer.* Service necessary * Porsche recommends an authorized Porsche dealer, as they have trained technicians and the necessary parts and tools. Engine Display Message Meaning and action required Oil level below minimum.
  • Page 287 > Please see chapter "Engine Oil" on page 123. e Do not continue driving if the warning message is displayed even when the oil level is correct. e Have the fault rectified at an authorized Porsche dealer.* Oil pressure Oil pressure measurement is faulty.
  • Page 288 Park vehicle safely e Add engine coolant if necessary. If the fault persists: e Have the fault rectified at an authorized Porsche dealer.* Coolant temperature Coolant temperature gage is faulty. e Have the fault rectified at an authorized Porsche dealer.*...
  • Page 289 Possible to drive on. e Have the fault rectified at an authorized Porsche dealer.* Driving permitted Visit workshop * Porsche recommends an authorized Porsche dealer, as they have trained technicians and the necessary parts and tools. Vehicle Display Message Meaning and action required Vehicle electrical system is faulty.
  • Page 290 Not possible to drive on. e Immediately stop when it is safe to do so. Park vehicle e Have the vehicle towed to an authorized Porsche dealer. safely > Please see chapter "Towing" on page 257. Transmission overheated Vehicles with PDK: Transmission temperature is too high.
  • Page 291 Message Meaning and action required Emergency call Emergency call function is faulty. e Have the fault rectified at an authorized Porsche dealer.* function error Service necessary Service reminder e Have the next service performed at the latest after the indicated number...
  • Page 292 The door opener was actuated too quickly or vehicle is de-energized. e Release door opener and pull it again again * Porsche recommends an authorized Porsche dealer, as they have trained technicians and the necessary parts and tools. Driving systems Display...
  • Page 293 PSM activated Porsche Stability Management (PSM) was switched on automatically. lights up automatically Vehicle stability system is only available to a restricted extent when Porsche PSM Sport Stability Management (PSM) is active. Vehicle stability system Possible to drive on.
  • Page 294 If the fault persists: e Have the fault rectified at an authorized Porsche dealer.* permitted Rear differential Porsche Torque Vectoring Plus (PTV Plus) has failed or is faulty. lock failure Possible to drive on. e Adapt your driving style to the situation.
  • Page 295 Clean the windshield if necessary. No camera view Clean windshield If the fault persists: e Have the fault rectified at an authorized Porsche dealer.* if necessary System error One or more electrical systems may not be available. e Adapt your driving style to the situation.
  • Page 296 PAS error Possible to drive on. e Adapt your driving style to the situation. Service necessary e Have the fault rectified at an authorized Porsche dealer.* Porsche Active Safe (warning assistant and BrakeAssist) is restricted or faulty. PAS restricted Possible to drive on.
  • Page 297 Meaning and action required e Adapt your driving style to the situation. If the fault persists: e Have the fault rectified at an authorized Porsche dealer.* ACC not Adaptive Cruise Control (ACC) is only possible in the D or M operating available modes.
  • Page 298 Lane Keep Assist is not available. e Adapt your driving style to the situation. not available e Have the fault rectified at an authorized Porsche dealer.* Driving permitted Service necessary Lane Keep Assist is temporarily unavailable due to weather conditions or dirt Lane Keep Assist on the windshield.
  • Page 299 Status temporary If the fault persists: e Have the fault rectified by an authorized Porsche dealer.* Driving permitted No map data available * Porsche recommends an authorized Porsche dealer, as they have trained technicians and the necessary parts and tools.
  • Page 300 Do not use vehicle required during the soft- ware update. A software update has failed. * Porsche recommends an authorized Porsche Some of the displays dealer, as they have trained technicians and the and comfort func- necessary parts and tools. tions (e.g. ParkAssist) may not work.

  • Page 301: Washer Fluid

    – Winter: Fill with water, freeze protection and window cleaner concentrate. Only use window cleaner concentrates that meet the following requirements: – Dilutability 1:100. – Phosphate-free. – Suitable for plastic headlights. For information on window cleaner concentrates approved by Porsche: Contact an authorized Porsche dealer.

  • Page 302: Wheels And Tires

    Wheels and Tires Wheels and Tires from temperature influence. e Check the tire pressure at least monthly when In addition to correct tire inflation pressure and cor- the tires are cold. rect wheel alignment, the service life of the tires also e Valve caps protect the valve from dust and dirt, depends on your driving style.
  • Page 303 If in doubt, have the under-inflation has not reached the level to trigger tire checked by an authorized Porsche dealer. illumination of the TPMS low tire pressure telltale. Porsche recommends an authorized Porsche...
  • Page 304 Monitoring System. The pressure deviation from the set pressure on the correct tire pressure: Visit an authorized Porsche – In the learning phase after the tire settings have relevant wheel is displayed. Example: dealer.
  • Page 305 Porsche dealer, as they have trained techni- cians and the necessary parts and tools. Monitoring menu again, even if a newly mounted e Only use tires and wheels approved by Porsche. wheel set corresponds to the settings of the predecessor.
  • Page 306 Wheels and Tires e CAR e CONTROL e Vehicle e TPMS e Learning the Tire Pressure Monitoring System Tire selection After the tires have been changed, the wheel sensor has been replaced, or the tire settings have been updated, the Tire Pressure Monitoring System starts Selecting full load or partial load learning the tires.
  • Page 307 Wheels and Tires Traction AA, A, B, C Cold inflation pressure The traction grades, from highest to lowest, are AA, A layer of rubber-coated parallel cords. The tire pressure of a cold tire with ambient tem- A, B, and C and they represent the tire's ability to perature maximum 68 °F / 20 °C and the vehicle out Cord stop on wet pavement as measured under controlled...
  • Page 308 Wheels and Tires The tire is inflated. – 101 – Load capacity coefficient. NOTICE 3. Check inflation pressure using the pressure gage – Y – Speed code letter. and reduce tire pressure or continue filling as – XL (Extra Load) – Tire with increased load rating. Risk of damage to the vehicle and to the tires.
  • Page 309 Identification for tubeless tires. checked by an expert. Go to a qualified special- Speed code letter ized repair shop. Porsche recommends an au- thorized Porsche dealer, as they have trained The speed code letter indicates the maximum per- technicians and the necessary parts and tools.
  • Page 310 Only authorized Porsche dealers may mount Porsche. e Use only genuine Porsche valves for the Tire tires. Visit an authorized Porsche dealer. Porsche e Before mounting new tires, inquire about their recommends an authorized Porsche dealer, as Pressure Monitoring System (TPMS).
  • Page 311 Wheels and Tires e Only use snow chains approved by Porsche so Changing a wheel Information that sufficient clearance between the wheel well Working under the Unevenly worn tires indicate a fault in the vehicle: and chain is assured. WARNING...
  • Page 312 TA: Contact an ® e To loosen and tighten the wheel bolt with anti- authorized Porsche dealer. Do not use any other theft protection, the adapter must be used be- grease or paste. tween the wheel bolt and the wheel bolt wrench.
  • Page 313 Wheels and Tires > Please see chapter "Setting the Tire Pressure Changing wheels 1. For vehicles without PCCB: Remove one wheel bolt and screw in an assembly aid. Monitoring System (TPMS) in the PCM" on – or – page 303. 1.
  • Page 314 The reaction arm of a cordless impact wrench can Preparing a wheel plastic cover A. damage the rims. The Porsche central lock is a matched, complete 2. Remove the socket. The central bolt may only be When using a cordless impact wrench without a re- system comprising: unscrewed using this original socket.
  • Page 315 Wheels and Tires > Please see chapter "Jack and Lifting Plat- form" on page 147. 7. Raise the vehicle until the wheel lifts fully off the ground. Do not lower the vehicle until the wheel has been completely mounted. Removing the wheel Fig.
  • Page 316 Risk of damage to brake disks on vehicles with a e In this case, release retaining pin A by striking Porsche Ceramic Composite Brake (PCCB). lightly with a rubber mallet and a suitable auxil- e Do not rest the wheel on the PCCB brake disk iary tool.
  • Page 317 If turning is almost impossible, re- grease the central bolt inside. Go to a qualified specialized repair shop. Porsche recommends an authorized Porsche dealer, as they have trained technicians and the necessary parts and tools.
  • Page 318 Risk of damage to brake disks on vehicles with a of the wheel hub. Then coat very thinly with alu- Porsche Ceramic Composite Brake (PCCB). minum paste. This helps the bolt to slide better e Do not rest the wheel on the PCCB brake disk into its seat.
  • Page 319 Wheels and Tires 5. Position the socket and mount it against the 4. Make sure that retaining pin C is located in the Information slight resistance. front at the groove in the toothing. If the wheel hub, brake disk, wheel bolts, wheel or The socket engages audibly.
  • Page 320 Wheels and Tires 2. Tighten the central bolt to 74 ftlb (100 Nm) us- Information ing a suitable torque wrench. e Update the Tire Pressure Monitoring System settings after changing the wheel. Performing emergency fastening of the central bolt Insufficiently tightened WARNING central bolt Driving with an insufficiently tightened central bolt...
  • Page 321 Replace the axle components subjected to heavy Racetrack operation WARNING strain at the intervals specified by Porsche. In- quire about the current specifications before Disregarding checking, maintenance and replace- driving on racetracks. e Other parts, such as ball joints, rubber mounts,...

  • Page 322: Windows

    Windows Windows Information Opening and closing windows If a window is blocked by an obstruction when clos- ing, the window stops and opens again a few Opening and closing centimeters. WARNING windows If the window is blocked a second time within around 10 seconds, one-touch mode for this win- When opening or closing the windows, particularly in dow is locked.
  • Page 323 Windows Light indicator on button C lights up if the rear windows have been selected. When the convertible top is open, the rear windows can only be closed if the front windows are closed. Storing final position of windows The final positions of the windows are lost after the battery is disconnected and reconnected.

  • Page 324: Windshield Wipers

    Windshield Wipers Windshield Wipers Brief overview This brief overview is not a substitute for the com- prehensive descriptions provided in the "Windshield wipers" chapter. Safety messages and warnings, in particular, are not replaced by this brief overview. Fig. 273: Windshield wiper lever Fig.
  • Page 325 Windshield Wipers What do I want to do? What do I have to do? Where? e Pull the lever towards the steering wheel at po- > p. 324 Spray and wipe at front sition 5 and hold. e Press switch A. >...
  • Page 326 Windshield Wipers Operating the rear wiper Setting the wiper speed After exceeding a speed of approx. 5 mph (8 km/h), the system switches to the preselected wiper setting. Information – If the wiper lever is already in position 1 when the ignition is switched on, the rain sensor remains activated at speeds above approx.
  • Page 327 The wiper blades should be replaced twice per year (before and after the cold season) or if wiper per- If necessary visit an authorized Porsche dealer to formance deteriorates or the wipers are damaged. have this work carried out. Porsche recommends an...
  • Page 328 Technical Data On the following pages you will find technical data for your vehicle.

  • Page 329: Technical Data

    Safety compliance sticker The safety compliance sticker is your assurance that Vehicle identification number your new Porsche complies with all applicable Fed- eral Motor Vehicle Safety Standards which were in effect at the time the vehicle was manufactured. The sticker also shows the month and year of pro-...
  • Page 330 Technical Data Loading information Vehicle Load Capacity The load rating is the maximum load that a tire is rated to carry for a given inflation pressure. Definitions The maximum load rating is the load rating for a tire at the maximum permissible inflation pressure. The rear-axle load is the vehicle weight on the rear axle plus the weight of the transported load.
  • Page 331 Technical Data may not safely exceed the available cargo and luggage load capacity calculated in Step 4. Engine data 911 Carrera, 911 Carrera 4, 911 Targa 4 Displacement 2,981 cm³ Max. engine power 283 kW (379 hp) at rpm 6,500 1/min Max.
  • Page 332 Filling quantities e Use only fluids and fuels approved by Porsche. For further information: Contact an authorized Porsche dealer. approx. 0.65 gals (2.5 liters) (vehicles with Night Assist: approx. 0.9 gals ( Windscreen washer fluid 3.5 liters))
  • Page 333 Only use roof transport systems that are from the Porsche Tequipment product line and that have been tested and approved by Porsche for this vehicle. e Do not drive at a speed of more than 80 mph (130 km/h) when the roof transport system is fitted.
  • Page 334 Technical Data 911 Carrera 4 911 Carrera 4 Cabriolet Maximum gross weight 4,376 lbs. (1.985 kg) 4,497 lbs. (2.040 kg) 165 lbs. (75 kg) – Maximum roof load 911 Carrera S 911 Carrera S Manual Transmission The combined weight of occupants and cargo should never exceed the weight shown on the tire pressure Vehicle load capacity plate in the vehicle.
  • Page 335 Technical Data 911 Carrera 4S 911 Carrera 4S Manual Transmission The combined weight of occupants and cargo should never exceed the weight shown on the tire pressure Vehicle load capacity plate in the vehicle. Maximum axle load, front 1,929 lbs. (875 kg) 1,929 lbs.
  • Page 336 Wheel and tire sizes Tires approved by Porsche are the best possible tires for your vehicle. The load capacity index (e.g. "105") and classification letter (e.g. "Y") for maximum permitted speed are minimum requirements. When fitting new tires or changing tires: >...
  • Page 337 Tire pressure These tire pressures apply only to the tire makes and types approved by Porsche for cold tires at 68 °F (20 °C). e Set the load condition of the vehicle in Tire Pressure Monitoring System (TPMS). Adapt the tire pressure to suit the vehicle load.
  • Page 338 Standard tire pressure for 911 Carrera S and 911 Carrera 4S except for: – Convertibles with Porsche Active Suspension Management (PASM) – Coupés with Aerokit – Coupés with Porsche Active Suspension Management and without electric slide/tilt (glass) sunroof FA = front axle, RA = rear Part load...
  • Page 339 Vehicles with "Comfort pressure" setting in the Tire Pressure Monitoring System (TPMS). These tire pressures apply only to the tire makes and types approved by Porsche for cold tires at 68 °F (20 °C). e Set the load condition of the vehicle in Tire Pressure Monitoring System (TPMS). Adapt the tire pressure to suit the vehicle load.
  • Page 340 2.4 bar / 240 kPa / 35 psi 2.3 bar / 230 kPa / 33 psi 2.7 bar / 270 kPa / 39 psi 20-/21 inch summer tires Porsche Communication Management (PCM) Technical data: Audio and video files Supported SD cards up to 128 GB media Portable players MTP Player, USB 2.0 devices of "USB Device Subclass 1 and 6"...
  • Page 341 Technical Data Technical data: Audio and video files Number of files USB mass storage and memory cards max. 10,000 files per medium, max. 1,000 files per directory/playback list Metadata Album covers up to 800 x 800 pixels; GIF, JPG and PNG formats or via Gracenote database ®...
  • Page 342 Changes or modifications made to the equipment Such modification could void the user's authority to subject to the following two conditions: not expressly approved by Porsche may void the FCC operate the equipment. 1. This device may not cause harmful interference, authorization to operate the equipment.
  • Page 343 Technical Data Bluetooth approval (extract) ® NOTICE: This device complies with Part 15 of the harmful interference, and (2) This device must ac- FCC Rules and contains license-exempt transmitter cept any interference that maybe received including Albania – Andorra – Angola – Aruba – Australia – (s)/receiver(s) that comply with Innovation, Science interference that may cause undesired operation.
  • Page 344 "normal" scrap or waste or put into any other form of end storage. For recommendations for proper recycling: e Contact an authorized Porsche dealer. Old batteries Old batteries must not be disposed of as "normal"...

  • Page 345: Technical Data

    Software Licenses Software Licenses Declaration on open source soft- source language processor. THE SOFTWARE IS CONTRACT, NEGLIGENCE OR OTHER * TORTIOUS ware for the instrument cluster - PROVIDED "AS IS", WITHOUT WARRANTY OF ANY ACTION, ARISING OUT OF OR IN CONNECTION KIND, EXPRESS OR IMPLIED, INCLUDING BUT NOT WITH THE USE OR PERFORMANCE * OF THIS list of OSS components...
  • Page 346 Software Licenses WHETHER IN CONTRACT, STRICT LIABILITY, OR Unless otherwise noted in a file's first 5 lines, all This license was inspired by the BSD, Artistic, and TORT (INCLUDING NEGLIGENCE OR OTHERWISE) source code published on http://create.stephan- IJG (Independent JPEG Group) licenses, which all ARISING IN ANY WAY OUT OF THE USE OF THIS brumme.com and its sub-pages is licensed similar to encourage inclusion and use of free software in...
  • Page 347 Software Licenses compiling the project's source code as well as linking deletions or changes to the original files must be and distribution. If you are looking for support, start it to form a `program' or `executable'. This program clearly indicated in accompanying documentation. in this list if you haven't found anything to help you is referred to as `a program using the FreeType The copyright notices of the unaltered, original files...
  • Page 348 Software Licenses 8. FreeType_PCF THE SOFTWARE IS PROVIDED "AS IS", WITHOUT 2. Altered source versions must be plainly marked as WARRANTY OF ANY KIND, EXPRESS OR IMPLIED, such, and must not be misrepresented as being the The MIT License > Please see chapter "7. Freetype_BDF" on INCLUDING BUT NOT LIMITED TO THE WARRAN- original software.
  • Page 349 Software Licenses DISCLAIMED. IN NO EVENT SHALL THE AUTHOR BE 4. Neither the name of the University nor the names ALL IMPLIED WARRANTIES OF MERCHANTABILITY LIABLE FOR ANY DIRECT, INDIRECT, INCIDENTAL, of its contributors may be used to endorse or pro- AND FITNESS.
  • Page 350 Software Licenses 22. static_drm_mode DATA, OR PROFITS; OR BUSINESS INTERRUPTION) HOWEVER * CAUSED AND ON ANY THEORY OF LI- The MIT License > Please see chapter "7. Freetype_BDF" on ABILITY, WHETHER IN CONTRACT, * STRICT LI- ABILITY, OR TORT (INCLUDING NEGLIGENCE OR page 345.

  • Page 351: Index

    Adjusting air distribution ......58 Porsche Connect App ......64 Adjusting air flow.
  • Page 352 Alloy wheels ........81 Porsche Ceramic Composite Brake (PCCB) ... 77 Operating camera cleaning system .
  • Page 353 Operating ........75 Porsche Connect ....... . 204 App .
  • Page 354 Index Extendable rear spoiler Tank capacity ........330 High-pressure cleaning equipment Extending and retracting .
  • Page 355 Unlocking vehicle....... . . 87 Porsche Dynamic Light System Plus (PDLS Plus) ..157- Map (Navigation) Keyboard .
  • Page 356 Mobile data (connectivity) ......204 PASM (Porsche Active Suspension Management) Opening and locking Mode switch .
  • Page 357 Functions available during a phone call ... . . 191 Porsche Connect App ........64 Making settings .
  • Page 358 Transporting loads on the roof..... 225 Porsche Doppelkupplung (PDK)....262 Stopping engine automatically (Auto Start Stop function) Warnings .
  • Page 359 Vehicle Key ......... 268 Porsche Doppelkupplung (PDK)....262 Removing and stowing .
  • Page 360 Opening/closing ....... . 320 Porsche Active Safe (PAS) ......193 Saving final position .

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