Page 1 ® Panamera Owner’s Manual...
Page 2 WKD 970 121 10 06/09 Orientation guides in the Owner’s Manual Porsche, the Porsche Crest, Panamera, PCCB, The orientation guides in the Owner’s Manual are PCM, PDK, PSM and Tequipment are registered highlighted in yellow. trademarks and the distinctive shapes of Porsche automobiles are trademarks of Dr.
Page 3 Porsche. should take time to familiarize yourself with your could cause a crash, injury or death, you should Your Porsche is intended to be used in a safe Porsche and its performance characteristics. immediately inform the National Highway Traffic...
Page 4 Do not misuse your Porsche. Use it safely, and Warning! Text, illustrations and specifications in this manual are based on the information available at the time...
Page 5 Warning! Risk of damage. The vehicle may touch the The values communicated by Porsche are based ground as a result of reduced ground clear- on normal operation adapted to traffic. Wear Risk of burn injury when standing near or ance.
Page 6: Dear Porsche Owner
A lot has gone into the manufacture of your that restraints are properly adjusted. Check the following items first Porsche, including advanced engineering, rigid f Check all exterior and interior lights for opera- quality control and demanding inspections. These f Turn the engine off before you attempt any tion and that the lenses are clean.
Page 7: On The Road
f When parked, always put the electric parking In the driver’s seat… On the road… brake on and put the PDK selector lever in f Check operation of the horn. f Never drive after you have consumed alcohol position P. or drugs.
Page 8: Break In Hints For The First
The following tips will be helpful in obtaining There may be a slight stiffness in the steering or f Please see the chapter “ENGINE DATA” on optimum performance from your new Porsche. other controls during the break-in period which will Page 324.
Page 9: Table Of Contents
Contents Overview Illustrations......10 Safety Belts..........44 Lights, Turn Signals and Air bag Systems ...........47 Windshield Wipers......91 Driver’s Cockpit ..........11 Child Restraint Systems.........52 Steering Wheel and Instrument Panel....12 Automatic Driving Light Assistant/ LATCH Child Seat System......56 Dashboard ........... 13 Adaptive Light System........92 Exterior Mirrors ..........58 Front Center Console ........
Page 10 (PASM) with Air Suspension and Level Tires and Wheels.........280 Alarm System and Passenger Control ............209 Wheel Bolts ..........293 Compartment Monitoring ......247 Porsche Dynamic Chassis Control (PDCC) ..211 Flat Tire............293 Immobilizer..........250 “Sport” and “Sport Plus” Mode ....212 Electrical System ........296 Contents...
Page 11 Battery............303 External Power Supply, Jump-Lead Starting............306 Changing the Remote Control Battery... 307 Replacing Bulbs .......... 308 Headlights..........308 Side Turn Signal Light ......... 312 Licence Plate Lights........313 Side Marker Light ........313 Changing Light-Emitting Diodes and Long-Life Bulbs .......... 314 Headlight Adjustment ........
Page 12: Overview Illustrations
Overview Illustrations Driver’s Cockpit ..........11 Steering Wheel and Instrument Panel....12 Dashboard ........... 13 Front Center Console ........14 Overhead Operating Console ......15 Rear ............16 Overview Illustrations...
Page 13: Driver's Cockpit
Driver’s Cockpit 1.Door opener See page 32. 2.Vehicle setting memory buttons See page 40. 3.Electric parking brake See page 171. 4.Steering wheel adjustment See page 62. 5.Overhead operating console See page 15. 6.Power windows See page 86. 7.Exterior-mirror setting See page 58. 8.Engine compartment lid release See page 33.
Page 14: Steering Wheel And Instrument Panel
Steering Wheel and Instrument Panel 1.Turn signal lights See page 96. 2.Engine oil pressure gauge See page 111. 3.Engine oil temperature gauge See page 110. 4.Speedometer See page 110. 5.Tachometer See page 110. 6.Multi-function display See page 115. 7.Windshield wipers See page 102.
Page 15: Dashboard
Dashboard 1.Sport Chrono clock See page 135. 2.Porsche Communication Management (PCM) See page 191. 3.Air vents See page 82. 4.Glove box See page 218. 5.Drinks holder/cupholder See page 222. 6.Front center console See page 14. 7.Ashtray, cigarette lighter See page 224.
Page 16: Front Center Console
See page 97. 4.Central locking See page 31. 5.Heated rear window/external mirror heating See page 84. 6.“Sport”/“Sport Plus” modes See page 212. 7.Porsche Active Suspension Management (PASM) See page 208. 8.High level See page 210. 9.Porsche Stability Management (PSM) See page 202.
Page 17: Overhead Operating Console
Overhead Operating Console 1.Rear interior lighting See page 98. 2.Dimming ambient lighting See page 100. 3.ParkAssist off button See page 241. 4.Passenger compartment monitoring See page 247. 5.Slide/tilt roof See page 88. ® 6.Garage door opener/HomeLink See page 243. 7.Hands-free microphone 8.Reading light on driver’s side See page 98.
Page 18: Rear
Rear 1.Interior light/reading light See page 98. 2.Door opener See page 32. 3.Air vents See page 82. 4.Seat adjustment See page 42. 5.Central locking See page 31. 6.Air conditioning See page 70. 7.Drinks holder/cupholder See page 223. 8.Ashtray See page 224. 9.Power window/roll-up sunblind on rear side windows See page 86.
Page 19: Opening And Locking
Opening and Locking Never invite car theft! ........18 Notes on the Key and Central Locking System ............19 Central Locking System........ 20 Brief Overview – Opening and Locking From Outside ..........21 Opening and Locking From Outside ....22 Opening and Locking From Inside ....
Page 20: Never Invite Car Theft
A steering wheel lock and a gong alarm are the car is rolling to a stop. You will not be f Close slide/tilt roof. standard equipment in your Porsche. The gong able to steer the car. f Remove ignition key (switch ignition off in...
Page 21: Notes On The Key And Central Locking System
Car keys can only be ordered through an autho- f Be careful with your vehicle keys: do not rized Porsche dealer. Sometimes, this may take a long time. part with them except under exceptional You should therefore always keep a spare key on circumstances.
Page 22: Central Locking System
Slide in the key until the release button the acoustic signal will be provided after all doors Warning! audibly engages. and lids are closed. Any changes or modifications not expressly approved by Porsche could void the user’s autho- rity to operate this equipment. Opening and Locking...
Page 23: Brief Overview - Opening And Locking From Outside
Brief Overview – Opening and Locking From Outside The Porsche Entry & Drive option can be recognized by the buttons A in the door handles. This brief overview does not replace the information provided under “OPENING AND LOCKING FROM OUTSIDE”.
Page 24: Opening And Locking From Outside
Porsche Entry & You simply have to carry the key with you, Drive.
Page 25 (for vehicles with Porsche Entry & Drive) 1. Press button yourself on the side of the vehicle (driver’s side, Operational readiness of Porsche Entry & Drive is passenger’s side) that you wish to open together The emergency flasher flashes once.
Page 26 1. Close the door. Note on operation for locking the doors with the key 2. Briefly press the Porsche Entry & Drive locking button A on the door handle. The vehicle cannot be locked if the driver’s door is The emergency flasher flashes twice and an not completely closed.
Page 27 Automatic door locking and automatic Danger! door unlocking Risk of carbon monoxide poisoning! Exhaust gases can enter the passenger compartment Warning! when the tailgate is open and render the occupants unconscious if longterm exposure In an emergency situation where you need to occurs, resulting in an accident.
Page 28 Note on operation is locked and access can be gained through the tailgate. The vehicle is automatically On vehicles with Porsche Entry & Drive, the locked when the tailgate is closed. tailgate can no longer be opened when the car key with remote control is out of range.
Page 29 Open or close the tailgate only when there are tailgate. The vehicle must be unlocked for this. no persons, animals or objects within its Vehicles with Porsche Entry & Drive need not movement range. be unlocked. You simply have to carry the car f Always keep a close eye on the opening and key with you, e.g.
Page 30 Variant 2 Variant 3 A – Closing the tailgate automatically without Porsche Entry & Drive f When the ignition is switched off, press the f With the ignition switched on, press and hold A and B – Closing the tailgate automatically and locking...
Page 31 Close the tailgate automatically and lock Interrupting the opening/closing operation in Detection of obstacles during opening with Porsche Entry & Drive. the event of danger The tailgate will stop moving if opening is blocked f Press the button B in the trim panel on the The opening or closing operation is interrupted by an obstacle.
Page 32 Detection of obstacles during closing Adjusting the opening height of the tailgate 4. Press the button A in the trim panel on the tailgate for approximately 3 seconds. The opening height of the tailgate can be An acknowledgement signal sounds. Warning! individually adjusted so that the tailgate does not The opening height of the tailgate has now...
Page 33: Opening And Locking From Inside
Opening and Locking From Inside The factory settings of the vehicle are described in this section. In the multi-function display in the instrument panel, you can change the settings and store them on the respective key for vehicles with comfort memory. For information on modifying the opening and locking settings: f Please see the chapter “LOCKING SETTINGS”...
Page 34 Unlocking doors Securing rear doors You can prevent passengers from accidentally f Press the front or rear central locking button. pulling the door opener and opening the rear The indicator light on the button goes out. doors from inside. All vehicle doors will be unlocked. Automatic with Auto Unlock The vehicle is automatically unlocked when the ignition key is removed.
Page 35: Opening And Closing The Engine Compartment Lid
Opening and Closing the Engine Opening Compartment Lid Caution! Risk of damage to engine compartment lid or Danger! windshield wipers. Risk of loss of control or an accident, f Make sure that the windshield wipers are not resulting in serious personal injury or death. pulled out forwards when opening the engine f Should you notice at any time while driving that compartment lid.
Page 36 Closing 1. Lower lid and let it fall into the lock. If necessary, push the lid closed with the palm of your hand in the area of the lock. 2. Check that the lid is engaged correctly in the lock and that the release lever is back in its initial position.
Page 37: Malfunctions When Opening And Closing
(also radio contact between remote control be performed: and vehicle in the case of Porsche Entry & The vehicle cannot be unlocked Drive), 1. Unlock and open the driver’s door with the car key.
Page 38 Not all vehicle doors are locked 3. Turn the lock outward using the 7. Lock the driver’s door with the emergency emergency key. key in the door lock. The central locking system has failed. The doors For information on the emergency key: The doors can be opened from inside by pulling must be locked using the emergency operation the door opener.
Page 39: Seats, Mirrors And Steering Wheel
Seats, Mirrors and Steering Wheel Seat Adjustment and Head Restraints .... 38 Adjusting Front Seats ........39 Storing Vehicle Settings........ 40 Easy Entry Function........42 Adjusting Rear Seats ........42 Adjusting Passenger Seat From Rear ..... 43 Front and Rear Heated Seats ......43 Front and Rear Seat Ventilation .....
Page 40: Seat Adjustment And Head Restraints
f Cancel automatic adjustment by pressing any Seat Adjustment and Head Seat position of the seat adjustment buttons. Restraints An ergonomically correct sitting position is f Do not leave children in the vehicle unattended, important for safe and fatigue-free driving. We since they may depress the comfort setting Danger! recommend the following procedure for adjusting...
Page 41: Adjusting Front Seats
Adjusting Front Seats Adjusting the seat Warning! Risk of accidents. The seat may move further than desired if you attempt to adjust it when driving. You may lose control of the vehicle. f Do not adjust the seat when driving. Danger of injury if persons or animals are in the movement range of the seat during seat adjustment.
Page 42: Storing Vehicle Settings
Warning! Risk of crushing due to uncontrolled activation of settings. f Do not activate the comfort memory button if there is any risk of the seat crushing the occupant. f Cancel automatic adjustment by pressing any of the seat adjustment buttons. f Do not leave children in the vehicle unattended, since they may depress the comfort setting button and crush themselves or another...
Page 43 All settings that are modified when the (on vehicles with Porsche Entry & Drive), function is active are not stored on the 2. Press memory button press and hold the person button until vehicle key.
Page 44: Easy Entry Function
Porsche Entry & Drive, the ignition is switched on, Risk of damage if the rear seat bench is the seat and steering wheel move to the stored folded forward when settings are retrieved.
Page 45: Adjusting Passenger Seat From Rear
Caution! Risk of damage. When using a child restraint system on the passenger’s seat, the seat or the seat belt may be damaged if the passenger’s seat is adjusted. f If a child restraint system is installed on the passenger’s seat, do not adjust the seat. For information on child restraint systems: f Please see the chapter “CHILD RESTRAINT SYSTEMS”...
Page 46: Front And Rear Seat Ventilation
Safety Belts Switching off f Press the seat ventilation button B repeatedly Danger! until all the indicator lights go out. Always make sure your and your passengers' Notes safety belts are properly fastened seated in the vehicle. Seat heating is not available when the interior Failure to follow safety belt warnings may temperature is high.
Page 47 Do not modify or disassemble the safety belts Work may be performed on the belt tensioner system only by an authorized Porsche dealer. in your vehicle. Smoke is released when the belt tensioners are triggered.
Page 48 Note on operation Releasing the safety belt The belt can be blocked if the vehicle is standing f Hold the belt tongue. at an angle or if the belt is pulled out using a f Press the red button (arrow). jerking movement.
Page 49: Air Bag Systems
Air bag Systems The front air bags are located under the padded steering wheel panel on the driver’s side, in the The vehicle is equipped with air bag and lap/ dashboard on the passenger's side, and in the shoulder belt at both front seating positions. The knee area for both the driver and the passenger.
Page 50 Sit back as far from the dashboard or steering f Using accessories not approved by Porsche f No objects should be placed over or near the wheel as is practical, while still maintaining full...
Page 51 Function of the air bag system any protective benefits, such as in low speed Danger! accidents or higher speed accidents where the Risk of serious personal injury or death due Air bags are a supplemental safety system. Your vehicle decelerates over a longer time. Since air to the passenger air bag not triggering.
Page 52 PASSENGER AIR BAG OFF indicator lamp please call 1-800-PORSCHE prior to having your personal injury or death to the child from an vehicle modified. Note on operation air bag deployment.
Page 53 Porsche dealer in order to assure the air inflate in a collision, placing the child at risk bag system is functioning properly: of death or severe injury from the inflating air bag.
Page 54: Child Restraint Systems
The use of infant or child restraints is required by law in all 50 US states and the Canadian If you sell your Porsche, notify the purchaser that Porsche recommends that all infants and children provinces. The child restraint system should be...
Page 55 Do not use a child restraint system in the front To reduce risk of injury from an inflating air instructions on installation and use. bag in an accident, Porsche strongly passenger seat. – Infants and small children should neither be...
Page 56 Have the fault remedied at your nearest f Fasten the child restraint system on one of the the air bag as possible. authorized Porsche dealer. rear seats immediately. f Have the fault remedied at your nearest Child restraint system for children older than authorized Porsche dealer.
Page 57 Check the condition of the passenger air To reduce risk of injury from an inflating air bag system shown by the indicator lamp bag in an accident, Porsche strongly in the overhead operating console. recommends: f Under all normal circumstances, the child seat PASSENGER AIR BAG OFF indicator lamp must be placed in the rear.
Page 58: Latch Child Seat System
LATCH child seats are the best option for seat as far away from the air bag as possible. mounting a child seat in your Porsche. Such LATCH child seats can be installed only using the 2. Position child seat according to the child seat’s LATCH system in the rear seats.
Page 59 To ensure proper installation, see your authorized 2. Pull the child seat to check that both fastening Porsche dealer. points are engaged correctly. 3. If the child restraint seat or seats require the use of a tether strap, feed the tether strap B through the head restraint.
Page 60: Exterior Mirrors
Warning! Risk of accidents. Vehicles or objects appear smaller in convex mirrors and further away than they are in reality. f Bear this distortion in mind when estimating the distance of vehicles behind you and when reversing into a parking space. f Also make use of the interior mirror for judging distance.
Page 61 Please see the chapter “STORING VEHICLE If the electrical adjustment facility fails SETTINGS” on page 40. On vehicles with Porsche Entry & Drive, press f Fold in mirrors manually. and hold the locking button in the handle on the Exterior mirror heating driver’s door for at least 1 second.
Page 62: Parking Aid
Automatic anti-dazzle exterior mirror Switching off automatic anti-dazzle function f Press button B. The exterior mirrors change to anti-dazzle The indicator light A goes out. position automatically in synchronisation with the interior mirror. Note on operation For information on the automatic anti-dazzle The anti-dazzle function switches off function of the interior mirror: automatically if:...
Page 63: Steering Wheel
For more information on shifting with the Porsche Doppelkupplung (PDK): f Please see the chapter “PORSCHE DOPPELKUPPLUNG (PDK)” on page 193. Horn f Press button B to operate the horn. Air bag unit The air bag unit C is located behind the padded steering wheel boss.
Page 64: Steering Wheel Adjustment
Steering Wheel Adjustment The steering wheel can be adjusted manually or electrically in four directions depending on the vehicle equipment. Warning! Risk of accidents. The steering wheel may move further than desired if you attempt to adjust it when driving. You may lose control of the vehicle.
Page 65: Multi-Function Steering Wheel
Go to submenu or activate selected can use the function keys of the multi-function Readiness for operation of the function. steering wheel to operate the following Porsche multi-function steering wheel Press MFS button communication systems: Call up the stored function.
Page 66: Sun Visors
Sun Visors Vanity Mirror f Swivel the sun visor down to prevent dazzle The vanity mirror on the rear of the sun visor is from the front. closed with a sliding cover. f If you are dazzled from the side, unclip the sun Caution! visor from the inner bracket and swivel it round so that it is in front of the door window.
Page 67: Roll-Up Sunblinds, Rear Side Windows
Roll-Up Sunblinds, Rear Side Windows Note on operation The roll-up sunblinds on the rear side windows can be raised or lowered only when the rear side windows are closed. If child protection is activated, the roll-up sunblinds on the rear side windows can only be operated using the roll-up sunblind button in the front center console or the power window buttons in the driver’s door.
Page 68: Roll-Up Sunblind, Rear Window
Automatic lowering of the rear window roll-up sunblind when reverse gear is engaged If the roll-up sunblind is raised when reverse gear is engaged, the roll-up blind is lowered automatically. The roll-up sunblind is raised when the vehicle drives forward again. Preconditions –...
Page 69: Air Conditioning
Air Conditioning Brief Overview – Front Control Panel..68 Brief Overview – Rear Control Panel (4-Zone Air-Conditioning) ....... 69 Overview of Air Conditioning......70 General Functions ........71 Automatically Controlled Air Conditioning..76 Air Vents............82 Heated Rear Window/Exterior Mirror Heating ............
Page 70: Brief Overview - Front Control Panel
Brief Overview – Front Control Panel This brief overview does not replace the information provided under “AUTOMATICALLY CONTROLLED AIR-CONDITIONING SYSTEM”. Warnings, in particular, are not replaced by this brief overview. What do I want to do? What do I have to do? Switch on climate control Press the button 1 for the left side or the button 7 for the right side.
Page 71: Brief Overview - Rear Control Panel (4-Zone Air-Conditioning)
Brief Overview – Rear Control Panel (4-Zone Air-Conditioning) This brief overview does not replace the information provided under “AUTOMATICALLY CONTROLLED AIR-CONDITIONING SYSTEM”. Warnings, in particular, are not replaced by this brief overview. What do I want to do? What do I have to do? Switch on climate control Press the button 1 for the left side or the button 7 for the right side.
Page 72: Overview Of Air Conditioning
Front air-conditioning control panel Rear air-conditioning control panel Interior temperature sensor (4-zone air-conditioning) Overview of Air Conditioning Sensors Automatically controlled 4-zone air conditioning The following air-conditioning system types To avoid impairing the performance of the may be installed, depending on your vehicle air-conditioning system: The air-conditioning system controls the preset equipment:...
Page 73: General Functions
General Functions Note on operation Additional settings relating to the climate type and extended ventilation panel can be adjusted in the multi-function display on the instrument panel: f Please see the chapter “AIR-CONDITIONING SETTINGS ON THE MULTI-FUNCTION DISPLAY” on page 83. f Please see the chapter “SETTING AIR CONDITIONING”...
Page 74 Switching on AC mode Switching AC MAX mode off. f Press button If you wish to cool the passenger compartment to a temperature lower than the outside The indicator light on the button goes out. temperature, AC mode must be activated. Press button f Press button The indicator light on the button lights up.
Page 75 Note on 2-zone air conditioning Note on 4-zone air conditioning The windshield is defrosted with maximum In defrosting mode, the air supply to the rear is cut efficiency when the air vents in the rear are off automatically to achieve maximum defrosting closed.
Page 76 Switching off MONO mode f Press button The indicator light on the button goes out. The settings for one of the other air- conditioned areas change. Accepting settings for driver’s side for the Air-recirculation mode entire vehicle Switching on air-recirculation mode The MONO function allows the air-conditioning f Press button settings for the driver’s side to be accepted for...
Page 77 Setting automatic air-recirculation mode Information on the air-conditioning Information on automatic load switch-off compressor In automatic air-recirculation mode, the fresh air If the charging condition of the battery is critical, supply is adjusted depending on the air quality. The air-conditioning compressor: the following air-conditioning or heating functions are restricted initially and then switched off.
Page 78: Automatically Controlled Air Conditioning
Front control panel, left air-conditioned area A - Air-conditioning display, left side 1 - AUTO mode, left side (automatic mode)/ REST mode (using engine residual heat) 2 - Temperature, left side 3 - Air quantity, left side 4 - Air to windshield, left side 5 - Air to center and side vents, left side 6 - Air to footwell, left side Front control panel, right air-conditioned area...
Page 79 Rear control panel, left air-conditioned area A - Air-conditioning display, left side 1 - AUTO mode, left side (automatic mode) 2 - Temperature, left side 3 - Air quantity, left side 4 - Air to door vents and central vents, left side 5 - Air to door vents, central vents and to footwell on left side...
Page 80 Note on operation If one air-conditioned area is set to LO or HI, the other air-conditioned areas are also set to LO or HI. Pressing the button selects the preset temperature. Note The air-conditioning system always cools and heats the passenger compartment to the preset temperature at maximum cooling or heating temperature.
Page 81 Setting air quantity The selected air quantity is shown in a bar display above the button . The more bars that are displayed, the more air flows into the passenger compartment. Increasing air quantity f Press button for the air quantity to the relevant air-conditioned area upwards.
Page 82 Cancelling manual air distribution Air distribution in the rear air-conditioned areas when MONO or REAR mode is f Press the relevant air distribution button again. activated (4-zone air conditioning) The indicator light on the button goes out. If the button is pressed on the front Press button for the relevant...
Page 83 Note on operation Extended ventilation panel f The function is ended automatically The extended ventilation panel on top of the approximately 4 seconds after the last dashboard can be activated or deactivated settings are adjusted. separately in the multi-function display on the instrument panel.
Page 84: Air Vents
Rear air vents Front Air Vents Air Vents Fresh-air intake Changing air flow direction f Swivel the air vent fins B in the desired Opening air vents To ensure unhindered air intake: direction. f Keep the fresh-air intake between the f Turn thumb wheel A clockwise.
Page 85 Air flow Three air flow settings - “low”, “medium” and “high” - are available in automatic mode: – “Soft”: Recommended for passengers sensitive to drafts with a preference for gentle air-conditioning. – “Normal”: Default setting. – “Strong”: Stronger ventilation in the passenger compartment.
Page 86: Heated Rear Window/Exterior Mirror Heating
Extended ventilation panel Switching off f Press button For information on the extended ventilation panel: f Please see the chapter “EXTENDED The indicator light on the button goes out. VENTILATION PANEL” on page 81. Note Automatic air-recirculation On vehicles with heat-absorbing glass, optical distortion may occur due to the flat position of the For information on automatic air-recirculation rear window.
Page 87: Windows And Slide/Tilt Roof
Windows and Slide/Tilt Roof Power Windows..........86 Slide/Tilt Roof..........88 Windows and Slide/Tilt Roof...
Page 88: Power Windows
Always remove ignition key when leaving the vehicle or switch ignition off on vehicles with Porsche Entry & Drive. Always take the ignition key with you when leaving the vehicle. Uninformed persons could injure themselves by operating the power windows.
Page 89 Warning! Risk of injury. If one-touch operation is disabled after the window is blocked, the window will close with its full closing force when the manual closing function is used. f Take care to ensure that nobody can be injured when the windows close.
Page 90: Slide/Tilt Roof
Always remove ignition key when leaving the vehicle or switch ignition off on vehicles with Disabling the controls in the rear Porsche Entry & Drive. Always take the ignition key with you when leaving the vehicle. The power window buttons on the rear doors and Uninformed persons (e.g.
Page 91 Operating slide/tilt roof Emergency operation of slide/tilt roof The slide/tilt roof is operated using the button Warning! in the overhead operating console. Risk of serious personal injury and damage The sliding roof button has a two-stage function to the slide/tilt roof when closing the slide/ for all directions of motion: tilt roof.
Page 92 Please see the chapter “TOOL KIT” on We recommend that you have an authorized Start the storing process again if the button is page 279. Porsche dealer to do this work as they have released prematurely. trained workshop personnel and the necessary parts and tools.
Page 93: Lights, Turn Signals And Windshield Wipers
Lights, Turn Signals and Windshield Wipers Automatic Driving Light Assistant/ Adaptive Light System ........92 Instrument lighting........95 Turn Signal/High Beam/Headlight Flasher Stalk..........96 Emergency Flasher ........97 Interior Lighting..........98 Brief Overview – Windshield Wipers ... 101 Windshield Wiper/Washer Stalk ....102 Lights, Turn Signals and Windshield Wipers...
Page 94: Automatic Driving Light Assistant/Adaptive Light System
Side marker lights, licence plate light, instrument lighting, daytime driving lights The automatic driving light assistant is a comfort switched off. function. Your Porsche’s driving light (low beam) is Low beam/driving light switched on and off automatically depending on the ambient brightness.
Page 95 Note Low beam/driving light Highway function in darkness In the event of a fault in the automatic driving light The distribution characteristics of the low beam If the light switch is set to the position , the assistant/adaptive light system, the warning light change if the vehicle is travelling at speeds of low beam is switched on automatically in the for the adaptive light system lights up in the...
Page 96 Automatic headlight levelling Daytime driving lights Static cornering light When the ignition and low beam are switched on, If the light switch is in position (light switched The static cornering light switches on if the the level of the headlight beam automatically off), the daytime driving lights are switched on steering wheel is turned sharply.
Page 97: Instrument Lighting
Automatic Coming Home lights Entry function (Welcome Home function/Entry function) When the vehicle is unlocked, the area around the vehicle is illuminated for the duration of the off Switching on Automatic Coming Home lights delay preset on the multi-function display. f Set light switch to The lights are switched off when the ignition is The following lights remain switched on for...
Page 98: Turn Signal/High Beam/Headlight Flasher Stalk
Warning! Parking light Risk of accident when adjusting brightness The parking light can only be switched on when while driving. You may lose control of the the ignition is switched off. vehicle. f Move the stalk up or down to switch on the f Do not reach through the steering-wheel right or left parking light.
Page 99: Emergency Flasher
Automatic activation of hazard warning Danger! lights in the event of an accident Risk of an accident resutling in serious personal injury or death. The emergency flasher is activated automatically f Whenever stalled or stopped for emergency in the event of an accident. repairs, move the car well off the road.
Page 100: Interior Lighting
A - Button for front interior light Dimming (brightness adjustment) E - Button for rear reading and interior lights B - Button for rear interior lights f Press button A for the front interior light or C, D - Button for front reading lights Dimming (brightness adjustment) button E for the relevant rear interior light and f Press button C or D for the front reading light...
Page 101 – switched on when a door is unlocked or opened, when the ignition key is removed from the ignition lock or when the steering wheel is locked on vehicles with Porsche Entry & Drive. Lights, Turn Signals and Windshield Wipers...
Page 102 Automatic interior light switch-off function In darkness, the interior lighting is switched off 16 minutes after the engine stops to preserve the vehicle battery. In daylight conditions, interior lights that were switched on manually are switched off automatically after 1 minute. Ambient lighting If the vehicle is driven at night, a discreet light provides subtle illumination for the passenger...
Page 103: Brief Overview - Windshield Wipers
Brief Overview – Windshield Wipers This brief overview does not replace the information provided under “WINDSHIELD WIPER/ WASHER STALK”. Warnings, in particular, are not replaced by this brief overview. Windshield wiper stalk Switches for wiping interval (A) and rear wiper (B) What do I want to do? What do I have to do? Wipe automatically at front...
Page 104: Windshield Wiper/Washer Stalk
Windshield Wiper/Washer Stalk 4 – Front windshield wipers – one-touch operation Move wiper stalk downwards. Caution! The front windshield wipers carry out one Danger of injury if the windshield wipers wiping cycle. operate unintentionally. 5 – Front windshield wiper and washer Risk of damage to the engine compartment system lid, windshield and wiper system.
Page 105 To switch the rain sensor on again: f Move wiper stalk to position 0 and then to position 1 Switch-on is confirmed by one wipe of the windshield. Operate windshield washer system 5. Switch-on is confirmed by three wipes of the windshield. Change the sensitivity of the rain sensor using switch A.
Page 106 INT. vehicle in a car wash. The washer system wipes as long as the We recommend Porsche window cleaner. If the switch is pressed down. wiper blades are very dirty (e. g. soiled with insect remains), they can be cleaned with Switching on the rear window wiper when a sponge or cloth.
Page 107: Instrument Panel And Multi-Function Display
Instrument Panel and Multi-Function Display Instrument Panel USA Models...... 107 Instrument Panel Canada Models ....109 Tachometer ..........110 Speedometer..........110 Multi-Function Display ......... 110 Engine Oil Temperature Gauge ....110 Coolant Temperature Gauge ....... 110 Engine Oil Pressure Gauge......111 Fuel Gauge ..........
Page 108 Instrument Panel and Multi-Function Display...
Page 109: Instrument Panel Usa Models
Instrument Panel USA Models A Tachometer Warning and indicator lights on the speedometer B Speedometer Warning and indicator lights on the C Multi-function display Rear fog light indicator light tachometer D Engine oil temperature gauge HOLD function indicator light Emission control warning light E Coolant temperature gauge (Check Engine) F Engine oil pressure gauge...
Page 110 Instrument Panel and Multi-Function Display...
Page 111: Instrument Panel Canada Models
Instrument Panel Canada Models A Tachometer Warning and indicator lights on the speedometer B Speedometer Warning and indicator lights on the C Multi-function display Rear fog light indicator light tachometer D Engine oil temperature gauge HOLD function indicator light Emission control warning light E Coolant temperature gauge (Check Engine) F Engine oil pressure gauge...
Page 112: Tachometer
We recommend LEVEL AND ADDING COOLANT” on page 257. MULTI-FUNCTION DISPLAY IN THE that you have an authorized Porsche dealer to do f Please see the chapter “OVERVIEW OF INSTRUMENT PANEL” on page 115. this work, as they have the trained workshop personnel and the necessary parts and tools for WARNING MESSAGES”...
Page 113: Engine Oil Pressure Gauge
If the coolant level is too low, warning indicators is displayed on the multi-function display Porsche dealer to do this work as they have may light up if the vehicle tilts at an extreme angle when the engine is running or while driving: trained workshop personnel and the necessary (e.g.
Page 114: Digital Speedometer
I – Upshift Prompt Indicator K – Reset Button for Trip Counter Fuel reserve warning Display/Brightness Setting for If less than approximately 4 US gallons (15 liters) The consumption-oriented shift indicator to the Instrument Lighting of fuel remains in the tank or the range on right of the digital speed display on the remaining fuel falls below approx.
Page 115: Battery/Alternator
Please contact a qualified specialist workshop. DOPPELKUPPLUNG (PDK)” on page 193. We recommend that you have an authorized Porsche dealer to do this work as they have trained workshop personnel and the necessary parts and tools. Instrument Panel and Multi-Function Display...
Page 116: Check Engine (Emission Control)
We recommend that you have an authorized with the hot exhaust system. continuously or flashes. Porsche dealer to do this work as they have f Switch off the engine. The faults are recorded in the control unit’s trained workshop personnel and the necessary f Have the fault corrected.
Page 117: Instrument Panel
Operating the Multi-Function Display in the Instrument Panel On the multi-function display, you can view information relating to the relevant vehicle equipment, operate the audio source (radio, CD, iPod, etc.), check the oil level, check the tire pressure, use the stopwatch or operate the navigation system.
Page 118 For information on individual assignment of the MFS button: f Please see the chapter “CHANGING BUTTON ASSIGNMENT ON MULTI-FUNCTION STEERING WHEEL” on page 151. For information on Porsche Communication Management: f Please refer to the separate PCM operating instructions. Operating principle on vehicles without...
Page 119 For information on adapting the multi-function Overview of menus in the multi-function – “ACC” display: display Retrieve adaptive cruise control information, see page 178. f Please see the chapter “ADAPTING The following main menu areas are available APPEARANCE OF MULTI-FUNCTION DISPLAY” depending on the vehicle equipment.
Page 120 Info Messages Menu scope Oil level Audio Service intervals Settings Vehicle menu Level Limits Upper line Ø Consumption PCM display Station/track Lower line Display Shift request Destination input Brightness Light/visibility Start/Stop route guidance Exterior lights Interior lights Locking Manual zoom Wiper Show destination/position Revers.
Page 121 Displaying vehicle information Pending warning messages, information on forthcoming service intervals, the current chassis setting and the average fuel consumption can be viewed in the “Info” submenu of the “Vehicle” main menu area. 1. Select and confirm > “Vehicle” > “Info” Vehicle information Displaying messages All current warning messages and vehicle...
Page 122 Displaying service intervals Displaying the selected chassis setting Resetting average fuel consumption The internal mileage counter indicates when the You can view information on the current chassis 1. Select next vehicle service is due. setting. > “Vehicle” > “Info” 1. Select 1.
Page 123 Oil level Display and measurement of the engine oil level Caution! Risk of engine damage. If the bottom segment is red, the oil level has Measured oil level f Regularly check the oil level each time before dropped below the minimum mark. The oil level reading is shown on the segment refuelling.
Page 124 > “Limits” Please contact a qualified specialist workshop. We recommend that you have an authorized 2. “Limit 1: ---” or Porsche dealer to do this work as they have “Limit 2: ---“ trained workshop personnel and the necessary and confirm.
Page 125 Activating and deactivating speed limits Selecting radio station or track Entering navigation destinations, starting route guidance and retrieving navigation 1. Select In the “Audio” main menu, you can select a radio information > “Vehicle” station either from the station list or the list of >...
Page 126 Starting route guidance Displaying and modifying the Enlarging and reducing map display navigation map If route guidance is inactive and you have entered The zoom factor of the map display can be a new navigation destination you can then start adapted individually.
Page 127 Phone Answering calls Making multiple calls simultaneously During an active telephone conversation, you 1. Select In the “Phone” main menu, you can retrieve have the option of starting another telephone > “Phone” telephone numbers stored in the phonebook or in conversation.
Page 128 Displaying driving data Resetting driving data There are three driving data displays available. The selected driving data display can be reset. 1. Select 1. Select > “Trip” > “Trip” 2. “1 – since” or 2. Select the relevant driving data display “2 –...
Page 129 Driving the vehicle with low tire pressure and inflated to the inflation pressure The permitted top speed is 50 mph increases the risk of a tire failure and recommended by Porsche on the tire inflation (80 km/h). resulting loss of control. Furthermore, low pressure label.
Page 130 f Use only the pressure differences shown in the Warning light The warning light in the instrument panel lights up: “Fill info” display in the tire pressure menu or – When a loss in pressure has been detected. from the corresponding tire pressure warning –...
Page 131 Functional description of Tire Pressure Monitoring Tire Pressure Monitoring offers the following functions: – Display of the actual tire pressure while the vehicle is in motion. – “Fill info” display: Display of the deviation from the required pressure (refilling pressure) at standstill. –...
Page 132 You can read the tire pressures to be Selecting “Charge” in the Tire pressure menu corrected on this display. 1. Select The tire pressure to be corrected (refill pressure) > “Tire pressure” is indicated on the displayed wheel. 2. “Charge” Example: If “–1.5 psi (–0.1 bar)"...
Page 133 For speeds up to 100 mph (160 km/h), the tire pressures can be reduced to increase driving comfort. The Tire Pressure Monitoring system must be set to the applicable tire pressure (comfort pressure or standard pressure). If you selected “Comfort press.”, the TPM system automatically uses lower pressure values when monitoring tire pressures.
Page 134 We recommend that you have an authorized a tire burst, causing loss of control of the Porsche dealer to do this work as they have vehicle. This could lead to serious personal 4. Select the tire size trained workshop personnel and the necessary injury or death.
Page 135 This tire pressure warning appears: – for approx. 10 seconds when the vehicle is stationary and the ignition is switched off or – when the ignition is switched on again. The warning can be acknowledged when the ignition is switched on. The tire pressure warning light on the instrument panel goes out when the tire pressure has been corrected.
Page 136 Please contact a qualified specialist workshop. (vehicle speed above 16 mph (25 km/h)). We recommend that you have an authorized Porsche dealer to do this work as they have Tire Pressure Monitoring requires a certain trained workshop personnel and the necessary amount of time to learn the wheels.
Page 137 – In the “CAR” main menu on the PCM. radio sources, e.g. wireless headphones, Measured lap times can be stored and evaluated if the vehicle is equipped with Porsche – if tire temperatures are too high. Displaying the time on the stopwatch Communication Management (PCM).
Page 138 Sport Chrono on multi-function display All stopwatch displays are started and stopped in the “Chrono” menu on the multi-function display. For instructions on using the multi-function display: f Please see the chapter “OPERATING THE MULTI-FUNCTION DISPLAY IN THE INSTRUMENT PANEL” on page 115. 1.
Page 139 The lap counter value C increases by one. Stopping timing The time of the fastest completed lap is stored You can stop the stopwatch at any time. temporarily as a reference value B. The stopwatch time A and the circle display D turn 1.
Page 140: Display
Selecting settings menu – “Volume” Adjust the volume of the warning and information tones, see page 150. 1. Select > “Vehicle” – “Steering wheel operation” > “Settings” Change the MFS button assignment on the and confirm. multi-function steering wheel, see page 151. –...
Page 141 For information on the station and preset lists: > “Vehicle” f Please observe the separate operating manual > “Settings” > “Display” for the Porsche communication Management (PCM). 2. “Menu scope” and confirm. 3. Select the desired main menu items. 4. Confirm selection.
Page 142 Adapting upper status area 1. Select You can assign various items of information to the > “Vehicle” upper status area A in the multi-function display. > “Settings” > “Display” 1. Select 2. “Vehicle menu” > “Vehicle” and confirm. > “Settings” 3.
Page 143 – “Speed limit” information relating to Porsche Communication points when changing gear manually with the Speed limits marked on the map in the Management (PCM).
Page 144 Light and visibility settings Activating and deactivating automatic Adjusting off delay for Welcome Home and daytime driving lights Entry functions The exterior lights, interior lighting and visual The daytime driving lights can be switched on The off delay of the Welcome Home and Entry aids for reversing the vehicle can be adapted and off (not available in Canada).
Page 145 Adjusting brightness of orientation lighting Setting wiper operation Available setting options: The brightness of the orientation lighting can be You have the option of adjusting the activation – “Automatic” adapted individually. mode of the rain sensor and the rear wiper. The rain sensor is activated automatically if the wiper stalk is in position 1 when the ignition is 1.
Page 146 Available setting options: Lowering exterior mirror on passenger's side Lowering rear roll-up blind when parking when parking You can configure the rear roll-up blind to lower – “Automatic” You can configure the exterior mirror on the automatically when reverse gear is engaged. The rear wiper performs a series of wipes passenger’s side to tilt downwards automatically when reverse gear is engaged.
Page 147 Locking settings Setting door locking Switching Comfort Entry on and off You can configure the doors to remain unlocked You can configure the driver’s seat and steering The locking and unlocking settings on the or lock automatically after a delay on entering wheel to move back automatically and allow the vehicle can be adjusted.
Page 148 Setting air conditioning Switching extended ventilation panel on Switching automatic air-recirculation mode and off on/off The automatic air conditioning can be changed The extended ventilation panel on top of the You can configure the fresh air supply to adjust individually. dashboard can be switched on or off.
Page 149 1. Select 1. Select > “Vehicle” Note > “Vehicle” > “Settings” On vehicles with Porsche Communication > “Settings” > “Date/Time” Management (PCM), the date and time are set > “Date/Time” > “Time” automatically by satellite navigation signals (GPS).
Page 150 Setting the date Setting the current date Displaying time in stopwatch on dashboard The date and date format can be changed in the The day, month and year can be set individually. You can configure the stopwatch on the “Date” menu. dashboard to display the time.
Page 151 Setting units Setting unit for temperature gauges Setting unit for boost-pressure gauge The measurement unit for temperature gauges The measurement unit for the boost-pressure You can select the units of measurement for can be changed. gauge can be changed. vehicle displays such as the speed on the digital speedometer in the instrument panel, the 1.
Page 152 Setting unit for fuel consumption display Changing the language Adjusting ParkAssist volume The unit can be set for the fuel consumption The volume of the ParkAssist information tones The language of the display text on the multi- display. can be adjusted. function display can be changed.
Page 153 Adjusting volume of warning tones Changing button assignment on multi- – “Map” function steering wheel Display navigation map in PCM. The volume of the warning tones can be adjusted individually. – “Menu change” The assignment of the MFS button on the multi- Change main menu area.
Page 154: Overview Of Warning Messages
Overview of Warning Messages If a warning message appears, always refer to the corresponding sections in this Owner’s Manual. Warning messages are issued only if all measurement prerequisites are met. Therefore, check all fluid levels regularly – in particular, always check the engine oil level before refuelling. Warning message categories Red warning: System failure warning f Visit or consult a qualified specialist workshop immediately*.
Page 155 Light in Warning message on multi-function Meaning/Action required instrument display panel Failure Oil level measurement Have the fault corrected at a qualified specialist workshop.* Minimum oil level reached Top up engine oil immediately. Oil level below minimum Top up engine oil immediately. Oil level Maximum reached Visit a qualified specialist workshop at the next opportunity and have the oil drained to the correct level.*...
Page 156 Light in Warning message on multi-function Meaning/Action required instrument display panel Battery protection The power supply to various comfort features is deactivated Consumer switch-off to prevent the battery from discharging. Start engine manually Start engine manually at the ignition. Start/stop operation deactivated Have the fault corrected at a qualified specialist workshop.* Display of Gearshift not engaged...
Page 157 Light in Warning message on multi-function Meaning/Action required instrument display panel Fault Transmission Have the fault corrected at a qualified specialist workshop.* Gearbox “Warning jerks” can be felt when driving off and the engine temperature too high power may be restricted. Do not hold the vehicle with the accelerator on a hill, for example.
Page 158 Porsche Stability Management was switched off. PSM on Porsche Stability Management was switched on. Fault All-wheel dr. system Porsche Traction Management is overloaded. Reduce load. PSM on Contact a qualified specialist workshop if the fault persists.* All-wheel dr. system overloaded Porsche Traction Management is overloaded.
Page 159 Light in Warning message on multi-function Meaning/Action required instrument display panel Fault Fuel indicator Have the fault corrected at a qualified specialist workshop.* Check fuel tank cap Position tank cap correctly and screw on until it locks securely. Refill washer fluid Fasten seat belt All vehicle occupants must fasten their seat belts.
Page 160 Warning message on multi-function Meaning/Action required instrument display panel Fault Porsche Entry & Drive Have the fault corrected at a qualified specialist workshop.* Multiple keys recognized Information message: in vehicle Several vehicle keys in the vehicle, e.g. in the possession of a passenger.
Page 161 Light in Warning message on multi-function Meaning/Action required instrument display panel Fault PDCC Vehicle handling may be affected. Adapt your speed to the changed conditions. Have the fault corrected at a qualified specialist workshop.* PDCC failure The lateral inclination of the vehicle is significantly greater when cornering.
Page 162 Light in Warning message on multi-function Meaning/Action required instrument display panel System not active Temporary fault in the Tire Pressure Monitoring system. Temporary fault Tire pressure is not monitored. Tire Pressure too low for speeds Top speed for the preset comfort pressure exceeded. greater xxx Tire change? The tire settings on the multi-function display must be updated...
Page 163 Light in Warning message on multi-function Meaning/Action required instrument display panel Fault Headlight control Have the fault corrected at a qualified specialist workshop.* flashes Headlights adapted for Headlights have been changed for countries with left/right-hand LHD/RHD traffic Wiper defective Have the fault corrected at a qualified specialist workshop.* Tailgate Close the tailgate Example:...
Page 164 The maintence intervals can be found in the “Maintenance” booklet. * We recommend that you have an authorized Porsche dealer to do this work, as they have the trained workshop personnel and the necessary parts and tools for this type of work.
Page 165: Driving And Driving Safety
(PASM) ............208 Porsche Active Suspension Management (PASM) with Air Suspension and Level Control ............209 Porsche Dynamic Chassis Control (PDCC) ... 211 “Sport” and “Sport Plus” Mode ....212 Sports Exhaust System ......214 Retractable Rear Spoiler ......214...
Page 166: Ignition Lock, Steering Lock
3 - Activate steering column lock steering wheel. Note on operation On vehicles with Porsche Entry & Drive, you no Ignition lock position 0 – Initial position The vehicle battery discharges if the ignition key is longer have to insert the key into the ignition lock, left inserted.
Page 167 USA MODELS” on page 107. Vehicles without Porsche Entry & Drive lock battery can disable the Porsche Entry & Drive If an electrical consumer is not switched on for comfort function. The steering column is locked automatically...
Page 168 Emergency operation – unlocking the 3. Use metal hook A to remove the plastic 4. Turn ignition key to ignition lock position 0 ignition key cover B from the ignition lock. (initial position). Make sure that plastic cover B is not lost. 5.
Page 169: Starting And Stopping The Engine
The engine control unit will provide the correct by attempting to put out the fire. page 250. starting mixture. f Turn the ignition key or control unit (Porsche Warning! Entry & Drive) to ignition lock position 2. Risk of poisoning. Exhaust gas contains...
Page 170 The control unit always remains in the ignition Note on operation f Please see the chapter “RADIATOR FANS” on lock on vehicles with Porsche Entry & Drive. To ensure a good battery charge condition, page 258. thereby ensuring that the battery will start the...
Page 171: Auto Start Stop Function
Auto Start Stop Function Starting the engine Exceptions for the Auto Start Stop function The engine stops automatically when the vehicle is The Auto Start Stop function starts the engine: stopped, e.g. at traffic lights or in a traffic jam. The Auto Start Stop function is not available in the f In PDK selector-lever position D, N or manually The Auto Start Stop function thus helps to...
Page 172 Have the Auto Start Stop system checked the has stopped automatically (driver’s seat belt open next time you visit an authorized Porsche or driver’s door open), the indicator light on the dealer.
Page 173: Electric Parking Brake
Releasing the parking brake Emergency braking function The electric parking brake can only be released If the conventional brake system has failed, the when the ignition is switched on. vehicle can be decelerated quickly and braked to a stop using the electric parking brake. 1.
Page 174: Brakes
Brake system function Brake warning light Canada f Make it a habit to check the operation of your Your Porsche is equipped with a power assisted brakes before driving. hydraulic dual circuit brake system with disc If the electric parking brake could not be applied brakes at the front and rear.
Page 175 Your Porsche dealer will be glad to offer you A greater braking pressure will be required, floor mats of the correct size including a stopping distances will be longer and the braking securing possibility.
Page 176 Do not continue to operate the vehicle. f Cautiously apply brakes to test brakes after Have your authorized Porsche dealer inspect exposure to road water, etc. or replace the brake pads. For information on warning messages on the multi-function display: f Please see the chapter “OVERVIEW OF...
Page 177 To prevent corrosion of the brake discs, “brake them dry” before parking the vehicle In heavy rain, while driving through water or after (not on vehicles with Porsche Ceramic leaving a car wash, the braking action may be Composite Brake).
Page 178: Cruise Control
Vehicles with PDK Switching cruise control readiness on Downshifts are carried out to help maintain the f Press button A on the control stalk. pre-selected speed (especially when driving downhill). Cruise control readiness The grey symbol on the multi-function Warning! display in the instrument panel indicates readiness.
Page 179 PDK selector lever to position N. The new desired speed is displayed on the 1 mph (1 km/h). multi-function display in the instrument panel. For more information on driving with Porsche Doppelkupplung: Press the control stalk on the steering wheel Vehicles with PDK f Please see the chapter “PORSCHE...
Page 180: Adaptive Cruise Control
Adaptive Cruise Control Resuming the stored speed – RESUME f Press the control stalk up (position 4). Adaptive cruise control maintains any selected Cruise control accelerates/decelerates the speed between approx. 20–100 mph vehicle to the stored speed. (30–160 km/h) when driving on open roads without you having to use the accelerator.
Page 181 Changes or modifications made to this equipment Warning! desired speed, adaptive cruise control will not expressly approved by Porsche may void the Risk of accidents. Radar sensor vision can be automatically maintain a set distance from the FCC authorization to operate this equipment.
Page 182 Override The speed of the vehicle can be increased at any time by pressing the accelerator. If the set ACC speed is exceeded, the ACC is deactivated. The message “ACC passive” will appear on the multi-function display in the instrument panel. The desired speed that was stored is retained.
Page 183 Adaptive cruise control display Status display Examples: When adaptive cruise control is switched on, the If adaptive cruise control is switched on, All important information, messages and warnings status display A appears at the bottom left of the and no desired speed is stored, the are displayed on the multi-function display in the multi-function display.
Page 184 Switching adaptive cruise control on Adaptive cruise control is ready Setting and changing the desired speed and off Cruise control and distance control is inactive Preconditions after pressing the brakes or interrupting by Switching adaptive cruise control on – ACC is switched on. pressing the control stalk down (position 3, OFF).
Page 185 Increasing the desired speed Note f Push the control stalk on the steering wheel The distance depends on the driving speed. The forward (position 1). slower the vehicle is travelling, the shorter the The desired speed is increased in steps of distance and the faster the vehicle is travelling, 1 mph (1 km/h).
Page 186 Possible distance settings Automatic braking to a stop Driving off again Suitable for speedy driving in lines of If the vehicle in front stops, adaptive cruise control The vehicle can be driven off again after being traffic. The time headway is 1 second. will slow your vehicle down to a stop provided this stopped and speed and distance control will be This corresponds to 36 yd.
Page 187 Interrupting and resuming cruise control Note on operation and distance control If speed and distance control was interrupted using the control stalk 3 (OFF), it can only be Interrupting cruise control and distance resumed again when the vehicle is moving and no control –...
Page 188 For information on Porsche Stability – If the PDK selector lever is at position N, R or mechanism. Management (PSM): f Please see the chapter “PORSCHE STABILITY – “Electric parking brake!” – On upward or downward slopes of more Adaptive cruise control was deactivated MANAGEMENT (PSM)”...
Page 189 Traffic situations in which vehicles are not reliably detected The radar sensor for adaptive cruise control scans a narrow, cone-shaped area in front of your vehicle. Detection can be limited or unreliable, depending on the traffic situation and the size of the vehicle in front.
Page 190 D – Vehicles with large overhangs E – Stationary vehicles Warning! The tail of the vehicle will not be detected A stationary vehicle that appears suddenly in the Risk of accidents. Danger of collision with the correctly on vehicles with large overhangs, detection field of the radar sensor, e.g.
Page 191: Car Audio Operation/Tips
Electronic accessories should only be installed by adjusting the tone control for greater bass your authorized Porsche dealer. response until the disturbance has passed. Equipment which has not been tested and approved by Porsche may impair radio reception. Driving and Driving Safety...
Page 192 Car Telephone and Aftermarket Alarms Any portable telephone or radio transmitter which discs. is used in a Porsche must be properly installed in f Use only compact discs labeled as shown, Important legal and safety information accordance with the technical requirements of regarding the use of cellular telephones having no dirt, damage or warpage.
Page 193: Porsche Communication Management
Warning! New Car Warranty. Serious tire slip (e.g. spinning wheels on snow) f Consult your authorized Porsche dealer about There is danger of accident if you set or may result in temporarily inaccurate navigation. operate the on-board computer, radio,...
Page 194: Ipod ® , Usb And Aux
, USB and AUX Voice Control ® The iPod , USB and AUX interfaces are located in Porsche Communication Management (PCM) can the storage compartment between the front be operated by spoken commands using the voice seats. control system. f Please refer to the chapter “External audio f Please refer to the chapter “VOICE CONTROL”...
Page 195: Porsche Doppelkupplung (Pdk)
Porsche Doppelkupplung (PDK) Starting Porsche Doppelkupplung (PDK) is a seven-speed The engine can only be started using the car key transmission with an “automatic” and a “manual” if the brake pedal is pressed and the selector lever selection mode. is in position P or N.
Page 196 Please contact a qualified specialist workshop. gear again. We recommend that you have an authorized Porsche dealer to do this work as they have Selector-lever position R or D flashes in the trained workshop personnel and the necessary instrument panel parts and tools.
Page 197: Selector-Lever Positions
Selector-Lever Positions D – Automatic selection mode The PDK transmission temporarily changes to the sportiest gear-changing map, i.e. to the highest Select position D for “normal” driving. The gears possible gear-changing points, if the accelerator P – Parking lock are shifted automatically according to the pedal is pressed quickly.
Page 198 The engine speed will level off at possibility it could endanger other persons. – automatically after around 8 seconds around 5,000 rpm on the Panamera S, Such a possibility exists if you cannot see that (unless cornering or overrunning), around 5,500 rpm on the Panamera 4S, you have a clear road with no possibility of –...
Page 199 Kickdown The kickdown function is active in selector-lever positions D and M. f For optimum acceleration, e.g. when overtaking, press the accelerator pedal beyond the full-throttle point (kickdown). The transmission shifts down depending on the speed of travel and engine speed. Upshifts occur at the highest possible engine speeds.
Page 200 Shifting down – To shift up automatically at the upper engine- speed limit: f Pull the PDK selector lever or shift button on f Press the accelerator pedal beyond the full- the steering wheel back. throttle point (kickdown). You can shift up or down by the corresponding number of gears by quickly pressing or pulling the Failure of the selector lever display on the shift buttons or selector lever several times in...
Page 201 We recommend that you have an authorized the footbrake. Porsche dealer to do this work as they have Action required: trained workshop personnel and the necessary Do not hold the vehicle with the accelerator on Driving in winter parts and tools.
Page 202 PDK selector lever emergency release In the event of an electronics failure, the PDK selector lever can only be moved from selector- lever position P if an emergency release operation has already been performed. Note If a selector lever emergency release was performed, the vehicle must not be towed.
Page 203 Transmission and Chassis Control Systems Your Porsche features a complex integrated system made up of all control systems acting in power transmission and in the chassis. All control systems are networked with the aim of combining the best possible driving performance with maximum safety.
Page 204: Porsche Traction Management (Ptm)
(PTM) (PSM) – Clearly perceptible improvement in traction, driving stability and steering ability of the Porsche Traction Management is an active all- PSM is an active control system for stabilisation of vehicle. wheel control system designed to influence the vehicle during extreme driving maneuvers.
Page 205 – If the rear of the vehicle swings out on a bend, Porsche Doppelkupplung (PDK) in order to the front wheel on the outside of the bend is stabilise the vehicle. braked.
Page 206 – Brake system prefilling: Automatic brake differential (ABD) The brake system is prepared for possible The ABD system controls the front and rear axles subsequent emergency braking if the separately. If one wheel of an axle starts to spin, accelerator pedal is released suddenly and it is braked so that the other wheel on the same quickly.
Page 207 The automatic brake differential (ABD) remains on. order to correct the fault. We recommend that you have an authorized Porsche dealer to do Adaptive cruise control is deactivated when PSM this work, as they have the trained workshop is switched off.
Page 208 HOLD function: Drive-Off Assistant and Warning! Danger! standstill management In spite of the advantages of the HOLD function, it Risk of accidents. The limits set by physics of is still the driver’s responsibility to adapt his driving cannot be overcome, even with HOLD The HOLD function assists the driver when driving style and maneuvers in line with road and function.
Page 209: Abs Brake System (Anti-Lock Brake System)
– Optimum braking distance We recommend that you have an authorized Shorter stopping distance in most cases Porsche dealer to do this work as they have – Prevention of wheel locking trained workshop personnel and the necessary No flat spots on the tires parts and tools.
Page 210: Porsche Active Suspension Management
Selecting the PASM mode order to correct the fault. We recommend that The “PASM Sport” chassis setup offers very you have an authorized Porsche dealer to do sporty shock absorber tuning. 1. Switch on ignition. this work, as they have the trained workshop “PASM Sport Plus”...
Page 211: Porsche Active Suspension Management (Pasm) With Air Suspension And Level Control
Porsche Active Suspension In addition, the selected chassis setup is shown on the multi-function display in the instrument panel Management (PASM) with Air for approx. 4 seconds. Suspension and Level Control Note PASM with air suspension is an active shock...
Page 212 Selecting High Level Note order to correct the fault. We recommend that you have an authorized Porsche dealer to do 1. Switch on ignition. Level control can only be switched off when the this work, as they have the trained workshop vehicle is stationary.
Page 213: Porsche Dynamic Chassis Control (Pdcc)
Porsche dealer to do system. this work, as they have the trained workshop When you select a chassis setup in Porsche Active personnel and the necessary parts and tools Suspension Management (PASM) with air for this type of work.
Page 214: Sport" And "Sport Plus" Mode
Please see the chapter ““SPORT” AND “SPORT “Sport” and “Sport Plus” Mode – PSM (Porsche Stability Management) control is PLUS” MODE” on page 195. more sporty in “Sport Plus” mode. PSM interventions are later than in Normal mode. Function –...
Page 215 Switching “Sport Plus” mode on and off For information on PASM: f Press button f Press button f Please see the chapter “PORSCHE ACTIVE When “Sport” mode is switched on, the When “Sport Plus” mode is switched on, the SUSPENSION MANAGEMENT (PASM)” on indicator light on the button lights up.
Page 216: Sports Exhaust System
WARNING MESSAGES” on page 152. Note After the ignition is switched off, Sport mode is automatically reset to Normal mode. f Please see the chapter “PORSCHE ACTIVE SUSPENSION MANAGEMENT (PASM)” on page 208. f Please see the chapter “PORSCHE DYNAMIC...
Page 217 We recommend that you have an authorized the indicator light on the button lights up. approx. 55 mph (90 km/h). Porsche dealer to do this work as they have The rear spoiler does not retract fully in trained workshop personnel and the necessary manual mode.
Page 218 Extending the rear spoiler manually “Sport Plus” mode deactivated Warning! f Press button briefly. The rear spoiler extends automatically from Risk of injury during manual retraction or The rear spoiler extends to position A. position A to position B at approx. 130 mph extension of the rear spoiler when the vehicle The indicator light on the button lights up.
Page 219: Storage, Luggage Compartment And Roof Transport System
Storage, Luggage Compartment and Roof Transport System Storage............. 218 Drinks Holder/Cupholder ......221 Front Ashtray ..........224 Rear Ashtray..........224 Cigarette Lighter ........225 Refrigerated box in the rear of the vehicle ..226 Folding Rear Seats Forward and Returning to Upright Position ........
Page 220: Storage
Storage Storage options There are various storage options available, Warning! depending on the vehicle equipment: Risk of injury during braking, rapid direction – Glove box with pen and paper holder. changes or in an accident. – In the front and rear armrests. f Do not transport items of luggage or objects unsecured in the passenger compartment.
Page 221 Opening f Pull the latch handle and open the lid. Closing f Always lock the latch handle with the emergency key to secure the contents from unauthorized access. Storage tray in the armrest between the Cooled glove box front seats The glove box can be cooled if necessary.
Page 222 Storage tray in the rear center console Storage tray in the rear armrest Lower storage compartment in the large center console Opening An storage tray is located in the armrest. Storage trays in the large center console f Slide the lid sideways to the left or right at the in the rear of the vehicle Opening the storage tray in the armrest handle recess.
Page 223: Drinks Holder/Cupholder
Drinks Holder/Cupholder Storage compartment under the luggage Upper storage compartment in the large center console compartment floor You can place drinks in the cupholder. Opening upper storage compartment There is additional storage space under the f Press the release button (arrow) and fold Warning! luggage compartment floor, depending on the down the lid.
Page 224 Opening the front cupholder Pulling cupholder out 2. Press the symbol for the required cupholder. 3. Close the panel in the middle. Note 1. Pull out the holder (arrow). f Keep the cupholder above the glove box The cupholders can be adjusted to fit larger 2.
Page 225 Opening the rear cupholder Cupholder in the center console Cupholder in the large center console in the rear of the vehicle Another cupholder is located under the cover flap Cupholder between the seats in the front of the rear center console. A cupholder is located at the front of the large A cupholder is located in the storage tray in the center console or at the rear if the relevant vehicle...
Page 226: Front Ashtray
Emptying 2. Press the front ashtray insert forward slightly. The ashtray insert snaps out and can be removed. f After emptying the ashtray, replace the insert and push it down until it clicks into place. Front Ashtray Rear Ashtray Warning! Warning! Danger of fire.
Page 227: Cigarette Lighter
Emptying ashtrays in the doors 1. Open the ashtray lid and carefully press it up. The insert pops up slightly. 2. Remove the insert and empty it. Front cigarette lighter Rear cigarette lighter Cigarette Lighter Using front and rear cigarette lighters f Press briefly on the ashtray lid in the front Warning! center console or slide the ashtray lid in the...
Page 228: Refrigerated Box In The Rear Of The Vehicle
Folding rear seats forward On vehicles with automatically controlled four-zone air conditioning: f Press the safety button in the driver’s door armrest before folding the rear seats forward. The indicator light on the button lights up. The control panel on the rear center console and the power window buttons on the rear doors will not function.
Page 229: Luggage Compartment
Luggage Compartment Adjusting rear seats to vertical position Tie-down rings f Make sure that the seat belts are not trapped. The maximum permissible load on the loadspace The load can be secured in the luggage floor in the luggage compartment is 200 kg. The Fold up the backrest until it locks with an compartment to prevent it from slipping by weight must be distributed evenly over the entire...
Page 230: Stowing Loads
f If the rear seats are not occupied, the Stowing Loads Driving backrests can be additionally secured with the f Vehicle handling changes depending on the seat belts. Simply cross the outer seat belts Danger! vehicle load. Adapt your driving style to the and insert each into the opposite buckle.
Page 231: Luggage Compartment Cover
Luggage Compartment Cover Warning! Risk of injury. In the event of braking, direction changes or in an accident, objects can slide into the passenger compartment and endanger the occupants. f Do not place objects on the retractable luggage compartment cover or on the fixed luggage compartment cover.
Page 232 Installing retractable luggage Removing retractable luggage Installing retractable luggage compartment cover with fold-away rear compartment cover without fold-away compartment cover without fold-away roller blind rear roller blind rear roller blind f Fold rear seat backrests forward. f Fold rear seat backrests forward. 1.
Page 233: Fixed Luggage Compartment Cover
Using the ski bag 1. Pack one to max. two pairs of skis (max. 17 kg) in the ski bag with the tips of the skis facing forward. The zipper must be facing the rear of the vehicle. 2. Close the zipper on the ski bag. 3.
Page 234: Roof Transport System
Only use roof transport systems that have f Check the overall vehicle height with the roof securely. Tighten all fastening screws again. been tested and approved by Porsche. It is not transport system fitted before driving into f Adjust your driving style accordingly by...
Page 235 3. Position the long carrier A at the front and 1. Open the cover flap on the roof rails. A - Front carrier, long B - Rear carrier, short the short carrier B at the rear loosely on the 2. Unscrew plastic screws from the retaining C - Cover trims fastening recesses.
Page 236 4. Remove the handle of the torque wrench D. 6. Lift up the carriers slightly and fit roof channel 8. Carefully fit the carriers into the fastening protectors E into the mounts on the underside recesses. 5. Loosen screws on the underside of of the carriers.
Page 237 13.Cut the cover trims C to size and slide them 11.Tighten the fastening screws on the 12.Fold the cover flaps on the carriers down carriers using the torque wrench F until the fully and slide the desired attachment into sideways into the carriers or press them into arrow markings on the torque wrench are the carriers.
Page 238: Loading Information
Loading Information The load capacity coefficient (e.g. “106”) is a Danger! minimum requirement. For more information: Risk of personal injury or death. f Please see the chapter “INSCRIPTION ON Definitions Injuries are much more likely in an accident RADIAL TIRE” on page 288. if persons ride in the cargo area.
Page 239 3. Subtract the combined weight of the driver and passengers from XXX kilograms or XXX pounds. 4. The resulting figure equals the available amount of cargo and luggage load capacity. For example, if the “XXX” amount equals 1400 lbs. and there will be five - 150 lb passengers in your vehicle, the amount of available cargo and luggage load capacity is 650 lbs.
Page 240: Parking
Parking ParkAssist..........239 Rearview Camera........241 Swivelling Down Mirror Glass as Parking Aid..........242 Garage Door Opener........243 Parking...
Page 241: Parkassist
The ParkAssist visual display appears on the f Make sure that no persons, animals or (180 cm) central screen of the Porsche communication system. obstacles are within the maneuvering area. – Range at the side of the vehicle: approx. 31 in.
Page 242 If the vehicle has front ParkAssist, no signal tone will be issued when reverse gear is selected. Instead, the ParkAssist visual display will appear on the central screen of the Porsche communication system. A detected obstacle is signalled by an intermittent tone.
Page 243: Rearview Camera
– Defect or system fault. f Have the fault corrected. Please contact a qualified specialist workshop. We recommend that you have an authorized Porsche dealer to do this work as they have trained workshop personnel and the necessary parts and tools.
Page 244: Swivelling Down Mirror Glass As Parking Aid
Preconditions Moving mirror to its initial position – The ignition must be switched on. The mirror swivels back to its initial position: – The function must be activated on the multi- – after a certain time delay, if the vehicle is function display.
Page 245: Garage Door Opener
Garage Door Opener Always align the vehicle with the receiver. Otherwise, range restrictions cannot be The garage door opener of your Porsche replaces ruled out. up to three original remote controls used to f Before selling the vehicle, delete the operate various devices (e.g.
Page 246 The turn signal lights flash three times and the indicator light A flashes quickly to confirm that the new signal has been programmed successfully. Several attempts with different distances between the vehicle and the original remote control may be necessary. 4.
Page 247 3. The turn signal lights will flash once when the original remote control. Your authorized 5 minutes teaching time are up. Porsche dealer has a list of all garage door Repeat steps 1 to 2. opener signals that can be adapted.
Page 248: Alarm System And Theft Protection
Alarm System and Theft Protection Alarm System and Passenger Compartment Monitoring ......247 Immobilizer ..........250 Locking the Steering Column ....... 250 Theft Protection.......... 250 Alarm System and Theft Protection...
Page 249: Alarm System And Passenger Compartment Monitoring
If you unlock the vehicle with the emergency Compartment Monitoring Any changes or modifications not expressly ap- key in the door lock, you must switch the proved by Porsche could void the user’s authority ignition on (ignition lock position 1) within to operate this equipment. USA:...
Page 250 On vehicles with Porsche Entry & Drive f Quickly press button A in the door handle twice. The emergency flasher flashes slowly once. The doors are locked but can be opened from the inside by pulling once on the front door opener or by pulling twice on the rear door opener.
Page 251 Emergency flasher flashes twice and an Alarm system is activated acoustic signal will sound twice. – The indicator lights flash quickly while you are The vehicle doors, the rear lid and the rear window locking the vehicle, then flash normally. are locked but the doors can be opened from the inside by pulling once on the front door opener or Alarm system is activated, interior...
Page 252: Immobilizer
Remove the ignition key (or switch ignition off The immobiliser can be deactivated and the engine started only using an authorised on vehicles with Porsche Entry & Drive). Locking the steering column automatically ignition key. f Lock the glove box.
Page 253: Maintenance And Car Care
Wiper Blades ..........261 Emission Control System ......262 How Emission Control Works ...... 263 Fuel Economy ..........264 Operating Your Porsche in other Countries... 264 Fuel............265 Fuel Can ............ 267 Fuel Recommendations....... 268 Fuel Evaporation Control ......269 Car Care Instructions........
Page 254: Exercise Extreme Caution When Working On Your Vehicle
The engine compartment of any motor vehicle Improper maintenance during the warranty f Your Porsche is equipped with an electronic period may affect your Porsche warranty is a potentially hazardous area. If you are not ignition system.
Page 255 This ensures that your Porsche will remain not approved by Porsche. Porsche parts or approved parts, or the use of reliable and safe to drive, and that it will not be accessories not approved by Porsche may damaged as a result of the modifications.
Page 256: Engine Oil
Engine Oil Checking Engine-Oil Level If the vehicle is driven at a high rate of speed, climatic conditions are warm, and the load is high, f Check the oil level on the multi-function display It is important to perform oil changes regularly in the oil should be checked more frequently, as accordance with the intervals specified in your at regular intervals before refuelling.
Page 257: Topping Up Engine Oil
Topping Up Engine Oil Oil-level warning – Oils approved by Porsche can be mixed with each other. Porsche recommends If the oil level is too low, this is indicated by the – Porsche engines are designed so that no oil oil-warning light on the multi-function display.
Page 258 Condensation from products of combustion may accumulate in the oil. In this case, it is advisable The viscosity of the engine oil for your Porsche to change the oil more frequently so that your has to be chosen according to the ambient engine once again has 100% efficient engine oil.
Page 259: Checking Coolant Level And Adding Coolant
Coolant is hazardous to your Observe the following points: health, and may be fatal if swallowed. f Use only antifreeze authorised by Porsche. f Do not open the cap of the expansion tank f Check the coolant level regularly.
Page 260: Brake Fluid
Only add a mixture of antifreeze and water We recommend that you have an authorized in equal parts. Porsche dealer to do this work as they have Antifreeze in coolant: trained workshop personnel and the necessary 50 % provides antifreeze protection parts and tools.
Page 261: Washer Fluid
Porsche dealer to do this work as they have Changing brake fluid trained workshop personnel and the necessary parts and tools. Brake fluid absorbs moisture from the air over time. The absorbed water can impair braking efficiency. Warning! f It is important therefore to have the brake fluid...
Page 262: Power Steering
In this case, the remaining quantity is only approx. to be exerted to steer the vehicle. Porsche dealer to do this work as they have 1 litre. The maximum filling capacity is approx. f Exercise extreme care when your vehicle is trained workshop personnel and the necessary 5.8 US quarts (5.5 liters).
Page 263: Changing Air Cleaner
We recommend that you have an authorized Risk of damage if wiper blades that are by the wiper blade manufacturer. Porsche dealer to do this work as they have frozen in place are loosened improperly. f We recommend that you have your authorized trained workshop personnel and the necessary f Thaw the wiper blades before loosening them.
Page 264: Emission Control System
Do not alter or remove any device, such as by attempting to put out the fire. Your Porsche is equipped with such a system. heat shields, switches, ignition wires, valves, Porsche warrants the Emission Control System in etc., which are designed to protect your...
Page 265: How Emission Control Works
They, too, are formed during the combustion engine. process and discharged into the exhaust system. To reduce these pollutants, your Porsche is Catalytic converters equipped with a precisely calibrated fuel injection system to assure a finely balanced air/fuel mixture The catalytic converters are efficient “clean-up”...
Page 266: Fuel Economy
If you plan to take your Porsche outside the f Have your vehicle tuned to specifications. Air continental limits of the United States or Canada, The EPA estimated miles per gallon (mpg) is...
Page 267: Fuel
However, this could reduce performance and control automatically adapts the ignition timing. Fuel is highly flammable and harmful to increase fuel consumption. Porsche recommends that you use fuel with health. f Avoiding driving at full throttle. at least 95 RON/85 MON in your vehicle.
Page 268 5. Insert the pump nozzle fully into the filler neck. The handle of the pump nozzle must point downwards. Total capacity: Panamera S: approx. 21.14 US gallons (80 liters). Panamera 4S/Panamera Turbo: approx. 26.42 US gallons (100 liters). The reserve is approx. 3.96 US gallons (15 liters) for each.
Page 269: Fuel Can
Fuel Can 6. Operate the pump nozzle and refuel the vehicle. Do not add further fuel once the correctly Danger! operated automatic pump nozzle has switched Risk of fire or explosion if the fuel can is off. Fuel could spray back or could flow over damaged in an accident and fuel escapes.
Page 270: Fuel Recommendations
The RON octane rating is based on the research at high altitude or at high temperature. Porsche also recognizes that these fuels may not method. The CLC (U.S. Cost of Living Council always be available. Be assured that your vehicle –...
Page 271: Fuel Evaporation Control
Purge system A Porsche that is well-cared for can look like new f Do not use fuel, kerosene, naphtha, nail polish for years. It all depends on the amount of care the remover or other volatile cleaning fluids.
Page 272 (scratches) more conspicuous than distance of 20 in. (50 cm). lighter colors. f Never use high-pressure cleaning equipment f Do not wash your Porsche in direct sunlight with a round-jet nozzle. or when its body is hot. A high-pressure cleaning device fitted with a round nozzle will damage your vehicle.
Page 273 f Start washing the vehicle by thoroughly Cleaning in car washes Paint care wetting the paintwork and rinsing the heavy Optional add-on parts or parts that project beyond dirt off. In order to protect the paint on your vehicle in the contours of the vehicle may be damaged by the best possible way against mechanical and f After washing the vehicle, rinse it thoroughly...
Page 274 We recommend that you have an authorized We recommend that you have an authorized f Do not point the cleaning jet directly at any Porsche dealer to do this work as they have Porsche dealer to do this work as they have of the aforementioned components.
Page 275 Your authorized Porsche dealer is familiar with the underside of the body, the transmission, the If the wiper blades rub or squeak, this may be due...
Page 276 We recommend Porsche interior window cleaner. We recommend Porsche cleaner for light Stainless steel tailpipes alloy rims. f Gently wipe the surface without applying f If possible, wash the wheels every two weeks too much pressure.
Page 277 – do not lay them white woollen cloth or a commercially loosely in the vehicle. available microfibre cloth. Your Porsche dealer will be glad to offer you f Remove heavy contamination with floor mats of correct size including a securing a leather cleaner.
Page 278 Cleaning air bag covers Alcantara care Storing your Porsche Do not use leather care products to If you wish to keep your Porsche off the road for Danger! clean Alcantara. a lengthy period, we recommend that you contact Risk of serious or fatal injury from impaired your authorized Porsche dealer.
Page 279: Minor Repairs
Minor Repairs Exercise Extreme Caution when Working on your Vehicle .......... 278 Tires and Wheels........280 Wheel Bolts ..........293 Flat Tire............. 293 Electrical System ........296 Battery ............303 External Power Supply, Jump-Lead Starting ............. 306 Changing the Remote Control Battery ..307 Replacing Bulbs .........
Page 280: Exercise Extreme Caution When Working On Your Vehicle
The engine compartment of any motor vehicle Improper maintenance during the warranty f Your Porsche is equipped with an electronic period may affect your Porsche warranty is a potentially hazardous area. If you are not ignition system.
Page 281 Warning triangle, first aid kit Tool kit 3. Remove combination pack C containing the first aid kit and/or warning triangle. The warning triangle, together with the first aid kit, The tool kit is stored at the left side under Note is located in the storage compartment under the the luggage compartment floor.
Page 282: Tires And Wheels
(e.g. ”N0“, ”N1“...) can be nearest Porsche or tire dealer to have your mounted. vehicle or tire(s) inspected. – The use of wheel rims and wheel bolts that do...
Page 283 Treadwear Temperature A, B, C Tire pressures The treadwear grade is a comparative rating The temperature grades are A (the highest), B and Danger! based on the wear rate of the tire when tested C, representing the tire's resistance to the under controlled conditions on a specific generation of heat and its ability to dissipate heat Risk of accident.
Page 284 f Valve caps protect the valve from dust and dirt, Please note that the TPM is not a substitute for Overloading and thus from leakage. Always screw caps proper tire maintenance, and it is the driver’s tightly down. Replace missing caps responsibility to maintain correct tire pressure, Danger! immediately.
Page 285 Tire wear The original equipment tires on your Porsche have built-in tire wear indicators. They are molded into the bottom of the tread grooves and will appear as approximately 1/2 in.
Page 286 If you notice that tires are wearing unevenly, loss of control. Furthermore, low tire pres- sure increases rate of wear of the affected consult your authorized Porsche dealer. f Keep oil, fuel, brake fluid, etc. away from tires. tires.
Page 287 Exercise care when parking along curbs. If you do not use a Porsche recommended f Please adjust your driving style accordingly. replacement tire, make sure that you purchase your new tires from a reputable tire...
Page 288 TPM. their marking. authorized Porsche dealer. f Check this with your authorized Porsche The perception that tire durability and Danger! performance are not affected by storage and age dealer.
Page 289 Use Porsche approved snow tires for grip on snow resulting loss of control. Furthermore, low temperatures. Summer tires may be permanently damaged at extremely low temperatures.
Page 290 Risk of damage to body, axle or brake components. f Use only the fine-link snow chains recom- mended and authorized by Porsche so that sufficient clearance between the wheel well and the chain is assured. f Please see the chapter “WHEELS, TIRES” on page 325.
Page 291 – second two-digit code means tire size. Speed code letters The speed code letter Y indicates the maximum – third four-digit code means tire type code. permitted speed for the tire. – fourth four-digit code means date of This code letter is shown on the tire sidewall. manufacture.
Page 292 The level control system can only be switched off when the vehicle is stationary. To increase ground clearance, the vehicle should be set to High Level before switching off level control. f Please see the chapter “PORSCHE ACTIVE SUSPENSION MANAGEMENT (PASM)” on page 208. 1. Switch on ignition.
Page 293 Your be changed. The hot parts of the exhaust system could set authorized Porsche dealer will be pleased to such materials on fire, thereby causing both advise you. 5. Lift the vehicle only at the specified property damage and severe or fatal physical jacking points.
Page 294 13.Inflate the tire if necessary. f Please see the chapter “TIRE PRESSURE FOR COLD TIRES (68 °F/20 °C)” on page 326. 14.Lower the vehicle fully and remove the jack. 15.Tighten wheel bolts in diagonally opposite sequence. Immediately after changing a wheel, use a torque wrench to check the prescribed tightening torque of the wheel bolts (160 Nm/118 ftlb.).
Page 295: Wheel Bolts
Tightening torque for wheel bolts: 160 Nm 6. Remove the ignition key, or the control unit on (118 ftlb.). vehicles with Porsche Entry & Drive, in order to lock the steering and prevent the engine from being started. Security wheel bolts 7.
Page 296 it may only be used for short journeys in an Warning! emergency. The sealant is highly flammable and The tire sealant comprises: potentially fatal if inhaled. f Fire, naked flame and smoking are prohibited – a filler bottle, when handling tire sealant. –...
Page 297 We recommend that you have an authorized tire valve and squeeze it forcefully until the contains sealant. Porsche dealer to do this work as they have bottle is completely emptied into the tire. f Avoid hard acceleration and high cornering trained workshop personnel and the necessary 11.Pull filler hose off the tire valve.
Page 298: Electrical System
Replacing fuses or relays with the engine be installed at a qualified specialist workshop. We running or the ignition on could cause recommend that you have an authorized Porsche electrical shock. dealer to do this work, as they have the trained...
Page 299 Plug socket in the storage tray between the front seats Plug socket in the storage tray between the rear seats Plug socket in the luggage compartment Note Note on operation Plug sockets in the storage tray of the large center console in the rear of the vehicle The maximum electrical load of a socket is 20 A, The sockets and thus the connected electrical but only if no other loads are switched on.
Page 300 Open the luggage compartment floor and We recommend that you have an authorized The positions of the fuses are shown on the Porsche dealer to do this work as they have remove the tool storage box. inside of the cover.
Page 301 Fuse box in left side of dashboard Designation Designation LHD, central locking for front Left-hand drive vehicles only: Designation left door Turn signal, rear left Steering column switch RHD, mobile phone charger Marker light, front right Low beam headlight, left Instrument cluster 22 Steering column lock High beam headlight, left...
Page 302 Fuse box in right side of dashboard Designation Designation 36 Not used 23 Adaptive cruise control (ACC) Designation 37 Not used 24 Seat ventilation, front seats Tire Pressure Monitoring control unit Front cigarette lighter, 25 Seat ventilation, rear seats Not used luggage compartment socket 26 Not used Seat heating, front...
Page 303 Fuse and relay carriers Designation Designation in the luggage compartment Right-hand drive vehicles only: 47 Fuel pump control unit Turn signal, rear left 48 Horn (two-tone horns) Fuse carrier A Marker light, front right 49 Diagnostic socket Not used Low beam headlight, left 50 RHD, ignition lock, light switch High beam headlight, left Spoiler flap (Turbo)
Page 304 Fuse carrier B Fuse carrier B Relay carrier C Daytime driving lights, right Tailgate closing mechanism Heated rear window Tail light, right Filler flap open Not used Reversing light, right Retract/extend rear spoiler Spoiler flap (Turbo) Rear fog light, left Sun blind Spoiler flap (Turbo) Brake light, right...
Page 305: Battery
Do not lay tools or other metal objects on the f Spilled electrolyte must be rinsed off at once switch ignition off in vehicles with Porsche battery as they could cause a short circuit Entry & Drive.
Page 306 Let your Porsche dealer test the battery's spray. driven on each trip, the more opportunity the capacity before winter sets in.
Page 307 88. in the instrument panel to indicate a fault. f Only use an original Porsche battery, with the 6. Teach tires on vehicles with Tire correct part number, as a replacement. Only This fault can be corrected with a few Pressure Monitoring.
Page 308: External Power Supply/Jump-Lead Starting
f Carefully ensure that tools or conductive External Power Supply, jewelery (rings, chains, watch straps) do not Jump-Lead Starting come into contact with the positive jumper cable or the positive battery post. If the battery is flat, the battery of another vehicle f Improper hook-up of jumper cables can ruin can be used for starting or as an external power supply with the help of jump leads.
Page 309: Changing The Remote Control Battery
(+). doctor. 8. Close the cap on the positive terminal for jump- lead starting (+). Your authorized Porsche dealer will be pleased to advise you about a suitable charger. f Always observe the instructions provided by Charging the battery Changing the Remote Control the charger manufacturer.
Page 310: Replacing Bulbs
Replacing Bulbs Headlights Changing the battery (CR 2032, 3V) 1. Remove the emergency key. Warning! Caution! 2. Lever off the cover on the back of the key Risk of serious personal injury or death. The Risk of damage to headlights due to abrasion housing using a small screwdriver.
Page 311 Insert the headlight into the and pull connector off. guide rails, attach the connector A and Porsche Entry & Drive. breather hose B and then slide the headlight 7. Press the release lever on the underside of the 2.
Page 312 Changing bulbs for static cornering light/ 3. Turn the bulb socket counter-clockwise and 4. Remove defective bulb and replace it. auxiliary high-beam headlight remove it. Make sure that the bulb is installed in the correct position. Changing bulb (H7, 55W) for static 5.
Page 313 3. Turn the bulb socket counter-clockwise and 4. Remove defective bulb and replace it. Changing bulb (H7, 55W) for auxiliary remove it. Make sure that the bulb is installed in high-beam headlight the correct position. 1. Remove the headlight. 5. Close cover on headlight. f Please see the chapter “REMOVING The release tab must engage fully.
Page 314: Side Turn Signal Light
f Press the securing spring on the turn signal Side Turn Signal Light 1. Insert front turn signal light. light in through the opening in the fender with 2. Press in securing spring until it your finger and remove the turn signal light. Changing bulb (WY5W) engages securely.
Page 315: Licence Plate Lights
Licence Plate Lights Side Marker Light 1. Press the cable retaining clip and detach the cable from the bulb holder. Changing bulb Changing bulb (W5W) (C5W) 2. Turn the bulb socket counter-clockwise and remove it. 1. Open the tailgate. 1. Remove the cap in the wheel housing liner with 3.
Page 316: Changing Light-Emitting Diodes And Long-Life Bulbs
Have defective LEDs and bulbs replaced in a qualified specialist workshop. Please contact a qualified specialist workshop. We recommend that you have an authorized Porsche dealer to do this work as they have trained workshop personnel and the necessary Headlight Adjustment parts and tools.
Page 317 Screen The screen upon which headlamp beams are projected is perpendicular to the floor and the vehicle's longitudinal axis, flat, uniformly light in color, unobstructed, and wide and high enough to accommodate the vehicle beam patterns to be aimed. The screen should be wide enough to provide at least 3.3 ft.
Page 318: Towing
We urge that wherever possible, a car 3. Open engine compartment lid. transporter or trailer be used to transport a Panamera vehicle that cannot move under 4. Place allen key (6 mm) on adjusting screw. its own power. This is the safest way to 5.
Page 319 Please see the chapter “REMOVING THE or on a trailer. Porsche cannot be held responsible for damage CONTROL UNIT FROM THE IGNITION LOCK” on incurred in cases where a vehicle has been page 165.
Page 320 Always pull out the stuck vehicle with the does not engage. Porsche cannot be held responsible for damage greatest care. The control unit must be removed from the incurred in cases where a vehicle has been...
Page 321 f Never use the towing lug to tow this or any other vehicle. f Bear in mind the limited ground clearance of your car on uneven surfaces. Fitting the towing lug 1. Press the lower edge of the appropriate plastic cover into the bumper until the cover disengages.
Page 322 4. Carefully feed towing straps through the opening in the front wheels. Make sure metal parts of straps do not damage rim. Make sure the strap is flat over the rim bead. Make sure brake backing plate is not damaged. 5.
Page 323: Fire Extinguisher
The fire extinguisher should be checked to Serious transmission damage will result if the attempt is made to push-start or tow-start ensure correct operation by a specialist Panamera vehicles equipped with the PDK workshop every 1-2 years. transmission. f Have the fire extinguisher refilled after use.
Page 324: Tire Pressure And Technical Data
Tire Pressure and Technical Data Vehicle Identification Data......323 Engine Data..........324 Wheels, Tires..........325 Tire Pressure for Cold Tires (68 °F/20 °C)..326 Weights............328 Filling Capacities.........329 Driving Performance ........329 Dimensions ..........330 Tire Pressure and Technical Data...
Page 325: Vehicle Identification Data
The safety compliance sticker is your assurance The plate is attached to the door sill area on the always quote the vehicle identification number. that your new Porsche complies with all applicable driver’s side. Federal Motor Vehicle Safety Standards which...
Page 326: Engine Data
Engine Data Panamera S Panamera 4S Panamera Turbo Engine type M 4820 M 4840 M 4870 Number of cylinders Displacement 293.3 cu. in. (4806 cm 293.3 cu. in. (4806 cm 293.3 cu. in. (4806 cm Max. engine output 400 hp (294 kW)
Page 327: Wheels, Tires
Wheels, Tires f Approval of tire and wheel sizes is granted based on extensive testing. Your authorized Porsche dealer will be pleased to advise you about the current approval status. By fitting tires that have been approved by Porsche, you can be sure that you have the best possible tires for your Porsche.
Page 328: Tire Pressure For Cold Tires (68 °F/20 °C)
Porsche dealer about the current release status. Tire Pressure for Cold Tires (68 °F/20 °C) These standard and comfort tire pressures apply only to the tire makes and types approved by Porsche. Standard tire pressure for summer, winter and all-season tires Panamera S, Panamera 4S...
Page 329 The comfort tire pressure speed threshold permitted for your vehicle depends on the national type standardisation and is displayed under “Comfort pressure” in the “Tire pressure” menu on the multi-function display on the on-board computer. Panamera S, Panamera 4S Panamera Turbo...
Page 330: Weights
The maximum vehicle weight and maximum axle loads must not be exceeded. Note: If additional accessories are installed, the maximum load will be correspondingly less. Only use roof transport systems from the Porsche Tequipment range for your vehicle or roof transport systems that have been tested and approved by Porsche.
Page 331: Filling Capacities
Fuel octane rating 98 RON/88 MON (93 CLC or AKI) are used, the engine’s knock control automatically adapts the ignition timing. Porsche recommends that you use fuel with at least 95 RON/85 MON (90 CLC or AKI) in your vehicle.
Page 332: Dimensions
Dimensions Panamera S, Panamera 4S Panamera Turbo 195.67 in. (4970 mm) Length Width without exterior mirrors 76.02 in. (1931 mm) Width with exterior mirrors 83.23 in. (2114 mm) Height at DIN curb weight 55.83 in. (1418 mm) Wheelbase 114.96 in. (2920 mm) Ground clearance at maximum gross weight 3.31 in.
Page 333: Index
Index Air vents Alcantara, care instructions ..........276 Adjusting .............82 Alloy wheels ABD (automatic brake differential) Opening/closing...........82 Care instructions..........274 Functional description ........204 Air-conditioning compressor Inscription............289 ABS (anti-lock brake system) Information on air-conditioning compressor ....75 All-wheel drive Functional description ........207 Air-conditioning system Functional description.........202 Warning light on instrument panel......
Page 334 Fabric linings............. 276 Accelerating ............177 Removing headlights ..........309 Headlights, plastic components, adhesive foils ..274 Decelerating............177 Brake booster .............174 Laying up your Porsche ........276 Functional description ........176 Brake fluid Leather............. 275 Interrupting operation......... 177 Changing............259 Paint ..............271 Storing speed............
Page 335 Daytime driving lights ............ 94 (remote control)........... 24 Vehicle door with Porsche Entry & Drive (keyless) ...24 Defrosting windshield ............ 73 Locking vehicle door with Porsche Entry & Drive ..24 Cockpit Air-conditioning system ........73 Opening and locking vehicle door from inside..31 Adjusting lighting..........95...
Page 336 Coolant ............329 Electric parking brake Entry & Drive Engine oil............329 Automatic parking brake release upon Locking vehicle door with Porsche Entry & Drive ..24 Fuel..............329 driving off ............171 Switching off interior surveillance with Washer fluid............329 Emergency braking function .......
Page 337 Entry function ............95 Switching off with button in door handle Programming signal (fixed code system)....244 Welcome Home function ........95 (Porsche Entry & Drive)........248 Gear selector HomeLink (garage door opener) Switching off with car key ........247 Emergency unlocking ......... 200 Deleting programmed signals......244...
Page 338 When opening and closing........35 Light switch (remote control) ...........24 Memory ............... 40 AUTO function ............. 92 Locking vehicle door with Porsche Entry & Drive ..24 Retrieving seat settings ........41 Overview............. 92 Persons/animals remaining in the vehicle....24 Retrieving vehicle settings........41 Switching on AUTO position ........
Page 339 Multi-function steering wheel (remote control) ...........24 Sensors for ParkAssist ........239 Changing button assignment on multi-function Locking vehicle door with Porsche Entry & Drive..24 Particle filter, maintenance instructions......261 steering wheel ........... 151 Luggage compartment floor........227 PASM (Porsche Active Suspension Management) Functional description ..........
Page 340 Protection against towing (inclination sensor) Reduced driving program, PDK ........199 Warning message on the multi-function display..208 Switching off with Porsche Entry & Drive....248 Refrigerated box in the rear of the vehicle, opening ..226 Porsche Ceramic Composite Brake (PCCB) Switching off with remote control ......247...
Page 341 Steering column Removing headlights ..........309 Locking with Porsche Entry & Drive..... 165 Switching on ............92 Locking without Porsche Entry & Drive ....165 Side marker light ............313 Steering column lock Safety belts ..............44 Side marker light, changing bulb for side marker light..313 With Porsche Entry &...
Page 342 Care ..............284 Unlocking with car key (remote control)....23 Porsche Doppelkupplung (PDK) ......193 Life..............283 Unlocking with Porsche Entry & Drive (keyless) ..23 Transmission and chassis control systems Traction ............281 Vehicle information Overview (PTM, PSM, PASM, PDCC) ....201 Wear..............
Page 343 Vehicle settings Inscription on radial tire ........288 Winter driving.............. 304 Adapting multi-function display ......139 Overview ............325 Winter tires Adjusting on multi-function display ....... 138 Replacing tires (general information) ....285 General information ........... 287 Adjusting volume of warning and information Rim offset............325 Storage ............

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