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Page 3: Table Of Contents
Contents Overview Illustrations......6 Automatic anti-dazzle interior mirror ....51 Windows and Sliding Roofs ....82 Steering wheel..........52 Driver's cockpit ..........7 Power windows..........83 Steering wheel heating ........52 Steering wheel and instrument cluster ....8 Brief overview – sliding/lifting roof ....87 Steering wheel adjustment......53 Centre console, front ........
Page 4 Multi-Purpose Display Changing settings for opening Porsche Dynamic Chassis Control (PDCC) ..201 and Instruments.......113 and locking the vehicle ........141 Off-road driving ...........202 Setting lighting off delay ......143 Driving systems for off-road driving ....203 Instrument panel ......... 114 Setting the clock.........144 Uphill driving ..........205...
Page 5 Alarm System and Theft Protection .. 256 Inflating tyres ..........306 Electrical system ........311 Alarm system ..........257 Battery............321 Immobiliser ..........259 Replacing the remote control battery....324 Steering column lock ........259 External power supply, jump lead starting ..325 Theft protection .......... 259 Replacing bulbs ..........328 Headlights ..........328 Maintenance and Car Care....
Page 6: Overview Illustrations
Overview Illustrations Driver's cockpit ..........7 Steering wheel and instrument cluster ....8 Centre console, front ........9 Centre console, rear ........10 Seat, rear ............ 11 Roof console ..........12 Overview Illustrations...
Page 7: Driver's Cockpit
Driver's cockpit 1.Power windows See Page 83. 2.Inner door handle See Page 25. 3.Door mirror adjustment See Page 49. 4.Engine compartment lid release See Page 26. 5.Parking brake See Page 165. 6.Parking brake release See Page 165. 7.Ignition lock/steering lock See Page 160.
Page 8: Steering Wheel And Instrument Cluster
Steering wheel and instrument cluster 1.Tiptronic rocker switches See Page 52. 2.Direction indicator See Page 103. 3.Cruise control See Page 167. 4.Function keys See Page 54. 5.Horn See Page 52. 6.Windscreen wipers See Page 108. 7.Tachometer See Page 116. 8.Cooling system temperature gauge See Page 117.
Page 9: Centre Console, Front
Centre console, front 1.Porsche Communication Management (PCM) See separate operating instructions. 2.Air conditioner See Page 59. 3.Ashtray/cigarette lighter See Page 234. 4.Cupholder See Page 232. 5.Reduction (Low Range), differential locks See Page 179. 6.Sport mode See Page 183. 7.Porsche Active Suspension Management (PASM) –...
Page 10: Centre Console, Rear
Centre console, rear 1. Cigarette lighter See Page 234. 2. Cupholder See Page 233. 3. Control panel for 4-zone air conditioning See Page 70. 4. Vents See Page 75. Overview Illustrations...
Page 11: Seat, Rear
Seat, rear 1. Seat belt height adjustment See Page 41. 2. Reading lights See Page 105. 3. Sunblind See Page 57. 4. Power windows See Page 84. 5. Ashtray See Page 234. 6. Inner door handle See Page 25. Overview Illustrations...
Page 12: Roof Console
Roof console 1. Sun visor See Page 57. 2. Automatic anti-dazzle interior mirror See Page 51. 3. Light switch, interior lighting See Page 104. 4. Glasses case See Page 228. 5. ParkAssist See Page 248. 6. Control switch for sliding/lifting roof See Page 87.
Page 13: Opening And Locking
Opening and Locking Brief overview – opening and locking from outside ....14 Opening and locking from outside....15 Opening and locking from inside....24 Opening and closing the engine compartment lid........... 26 Malfunctions when opening and closing ..27 Notes on the key and central locking system ............
Page 14: Brief Overview - Opening And Locking From Outside
Brief overview – opening and locking from outside The Porsche Entry & Drive option can be recog- nised by the buttons A in the door handles. This brief overview does not replace the informa- tion provided in the chapter “Opening and locking from outside”.
Page 15: Opening And Locking From Outside
Porsche Entry & You simply have to carry the key with you, e.g. in Drive.
Page 16 When locked again, the passenger compartment monitoring system and inclination sensor are activated once more. Unlocking with Porsche Entry & Drive Unlocking and opening doors (keyless) Unlocking with the key The vehicle can be unlocked if you are in the area of the driver's door with the key.
Page 17 Close the door. The vehicle cannot be locked if the driver’s door is f Briefly press the Porsche Entry & Drive locking not completely closed. button A in the door handle. The hazard warning lights flash twice. The doors cannot be opened, either from outside or from inside.
Page 18 Always keep the rear lid closed when the Unlocking with Porsche Entry & Drive engine is running. (keyless) f Always keep the rear lid closed while driving.
Page 19 Note on operation open. Exhaust gases can enter the passenger On vehicles with Porsche Entry & Drive, the rear compartment. lid, rear window and spare wheel bracket can no f Open or close the rear lid only when there are longer be opened when the vehicle key with remote control is out of range.
Page 20 Briefly press the release handle on the rear lid. The vehicle must be unlocked for this. The vehicle need not be unlocked on vehicles with Porsche Entry & Drive. You simply have to carry the vehicle key with you, e.g. in your trouser pocket.
Page 21 Interrupting the opening or closing operation in the event of danger The opening or closing operation is interrupted immediately if one of the following buttons is pressed: f Press the button on the key Release the button in the driver’s door Briefly press the button in the rear lid trim panel Briefly press the release button on the rear lid.
Page 22 Detection of obstacles during closing Adjusting the opening height of the rear lid Malfunctions of the rear lid drive The closing operation is interrupted if closing of The opening height of the rear lid can be individu- The automatic function is not active if the battery the rear lid is blocked by an obstacle.
Page 23 Note on operation the rear lid. After 30 seconds have elapsed, the vehicle On vehicles with Porsche Entry & Drive, the rear The rear window is locked automatically after can be unlocked again only with the second lid, rear window and spare wheel bracket can no 30 seconds if it is not opened.
Page 24: Opening And Locking From Inside
Opening and locking from inside Unlocking doors The factory settings of the vehicle are described Button in the armrest in this chapter. You can change the settings and store them on f Press the left half of the button in the door the respective key on the multi-purpose display of panel.
Page 25 Switching child protection on/off Opening doors Securing rear doors Opening unlocked doors You can secure the rear doors to prevent The power windows, central locking buttons on unintentional opening when driving. the rear doors and the rear control panel for the f Pull inner door handle once.
Page 26: Opening And Closing The Engine Compartment Lid
Opening and closing the engine compartment lid Opening Caution! Risk of damage to engine compartment lid or windscreen wipers. f Make sure that the windscreen wipers are not pulled out forwards when opening the engine compartment lid. f Always switch off windscreen wipers before opening the engine compartment lid (wiper switch in position 0).
Page 27: Malfunctions When Opening And Closing
Consult a qualified specialist workshop. We on within 15 seconds of opening the door. recommend that you use a Porsche partner for this work since these are staffed with trained personnel and have the necessary parts and tools.
Page 28 Not all vehicle doors are locked. 3. Press red slide B with the key bit in the 7. Lock the driver’s door with the key in the door direction of the arrow. lock. The central locking system has failed. The doors For information on folding out the key bit: must be locked with the emergency locking Please observe the chapter “FOLDING OUT...
Page 29: Notes On The Key And Central Locking System
Notes on the key and central Replacement keys locking system Vehicle keys can only be ordered at a Porsche partner. Sometimes, this may take a long time. You should therefore always have a replacement key available. Keep it in a safe place, but under no Two fold-out vehicle keys are supplied with your circumstances in or on the vehicle.
Page 30 Your vehicle is equipped with a central locking system. The following are unlocked or locked If the vehicle is not unlocked within 3 days, together: Porsche Entry & Drive readiness for operation is switched off. – Doors f Pull the door handle once, to reactivate the –...
Page 31: Seats, Mirrors And Steering Wheel
Seats, Mirrors and Steering Wheel Front seats ..........32 Front seats with memory ......33 Easy Entry function........35 Headrests............ 36 Seat heating at front and rear ....... 37 Seat belts ........... 39 Child restraint system........42 Brief overview – door mirrors ..... 48 Door mirrors..........
Page 32: Front Seats
Front seats Seat position A correct sitting position is important for safe and fatigue-free driving. We recommend the following procedure for adjusting the driver’s seat to suit individual requirements: 1. Adjust the seat height to give yourself enough headroom and a good overview of the vehicle. 2.
Page 33: Front Seats With Memory
A and vehicle keys and recalled (in vehicles that have Porsche Entry & Drive). with these. The stored positions for each seat are recalled automatically.
Page 34 3. Adjust seat position and belt height. 5. Withdraw vehicle key or switch ignition off in vehicles that have Porsche Entry & Drive. 4. Briefly press the SET memory button and, A - Mirror adjustment within 10 seconds, hold down one of the 6.
Page 35: Easy Entry Function
The Easy Entry function makes it easier for you to Porsche Entry & Drive, the ignition is switched on, get in and out of the vehicle. the seat and steering wheel move into the stored position.
Page 36: Headrests
Rear seats Adjusting f Press button B and push the headrest all the The heights of the headrests for the front seats way down. and the outer headrests for the rear seats can be f Press button A and, at the same time, adjusted.
Page 37: Seat Heating At Front And Rear
A - Front seat, left C - Rear seat, left B - Front seat, right D - Rear seat, right Seat heating at front and rear Switching on f Turn thumb wheel until the desired setting is The seat heating is ready for operation when the ignition is on.
Page 38 A - Switches seat heating on Controlling the temperature B - Switches seat heating off f Press button C or button D upwards or C - Temperature control for left seat D - Temperature control for right seat downwards until the desired temperature is reached.
Page 39: Seat Belts
Seat belts Belt tensioner Consult a qualified specialist workshop. We recommend that you use a Porsche partner for The seat belts are not suitable for persons under Depending on the force of a collision, fastened this work since these are staffed with trained 150 cm (5 ft.) tall.
Page 40 Note on operation The belt can be blocked if the vehicle is standing at an angle or if the belt is pulled out using a jerking movement. f The belt cannot be pulled out while acceler- ating and slowing down, when cornering and when driving uphill.
Page 41 Seat belt height adjustment Adjusting belt height electrically f Operate rocker switch B in the desired direc- The heights of the belt deflectors for the driver’s tion until the optimal belt adjustment is seat, passenger’s seat and the outer rear seats reached.
Page 42: Child Restraint System
Child restraint system Children up to 9 months old Children in ages from 3 to 6 years Children of this age must be carried in a restraint Children of this age are carried in child restraint Danger! system which is fitted facing backwards. systems facing forward.
Page 43 Age group Weight group Seat type Authorisation number centre rear seat only with seat belt Porsche Baby Seat 0+ ISOFIX Universal E1 3030011 Up to approx. 9 months Up to 13 kg Porsche Baby Seat 0+ ISOFIX Special E1 3030012 Porsche part No.: 955.044.800.42...
Page 44 Danger! - Passenger airbag switched on (ON) - Passenger airbag switched off (OFF) Risk of serious or mortal injury for the passenger if the passenger airbag remains Switching passenger airbag on and off switched off after the child seat is removed. f The passenger airbag must be switched on 1.
Page 45 Do not fit a child restraint system on the passenger’s seat. f Have the fault remedied immediately. Consult a qualified specialist workshop. We recommend that you use a Porsche partner for this work since these are staffed with trained personnel and have the necessary parts and tools.
Page 46 You can obtain an ISOFIX child seat system at a These systems have been tested and adjusted Porsche partner. to the interior of your Porsche and the appro- f Always observe the separate installation priate child age groups. instructions for your child seat.
Page 47 Danger! Risk of serious or mortal injury for the passenger if the passenger airbag remains switched off after the child seat is removed. f The passenger airbag must always be switched off if child restraint systems are installed on the passenger’s seat for children weighing up to 27 kg.
Page 48: Brief Overview - Door Mirrors
Brief overview – door mirrors This brief overview does not replace the informa- tion provided in the chapter “Door mirrors”. In particular, warnings are not replaced by this brief overview. Precondition f Switch ignition on. Switch for mirror adjustment What do I want to do? What do I have to do? What do I see? Adjusting the mirror...
Page 49: Door Mirrors
Warning! Adjusting the door mirrors synchronously In the multi-purpose display of the instrument Risk of accident. Vehicles or objects appear panel, you have the option of activating synchro- smaller in convex mirrors and further away nous adjustment of the door mirrors. than they are in reality.
Page 50 Door mirror heating Preconditions – Vehicle must be equipped with seat memory. The door mirror heating is ready for operation – Control switch A must be turned to position C when the ignition is switched on. (passenger mirror adjustment). Switching on –...
Page 51: Interior Mirror
Switching off automatic anti-dazzle operation f Press button F. Light-emitting diode E goes out. Note on operation The anti-dazzle function switches off automatically – Reverse gear is engaged or – Interior lighting and/or reading lights in the front are switched on. Switching on automatic anti-dazzle function f Press button F.
Page 52: Steering Wheel
Tiptronic rocker switches f For further information on the airbag system: Please observe the chapter “AIRBAG The Porsche Tiptronic is a six-speed transmission SYSTEMS” on Page 211. and features an “automatic” and a “manual” gearshift mode.
Page 53: Steering Wheel Adjustment
Steering wheel adjustment Warning! Risk of accident. The steering wheel may move further than desired if you attempt to adjust it whilst driving. You can lose control of the vehicle. f Do not adjust the steering wheel whilst driving. Risk of crushing due to uncontrolled recall of seat memory settings.
Page 54: Multi-Functional Steering Wheel
Depending on the equipment in your vehicle, you can use the function keys of the multi-functional steering wheel to operate the following Porsche Operating the function keys communication systems: The function keys on the steering wheel (arrows) –...
Page 55 – Select available audio source. The illumination for the function keys and the supplied for the Porsche communication Depending on the equipment in your rocker switches can be switched on and off by the systems before operating the function keys.
Page 56 Switch off the sound f Please observe the operating instructions Source selection supplied for the Porsche communication – Select available audio source. systems before operating the function keys. Depending on the equipment in your vehicle, the following sources are...
Page 57: Sun Visors
Sun visors Make-up mirror Sun blinds, rear side windows f Swing the sun visor A down to prevent dazzle The make-up mirror on the rear of the sun visor is The sun blinds in the rear door trim panels can be from the front.
Page 58: Air Conditioning, Parking Heater And Rear Window Heating
Air Conditioning, Parking Heater and Rear Window Heating Overview of air-conditioning systems ....59 Opening the cover flap ........60 Brief overview – Automatically controlled 2-zone air-conditioning system........61 Automatically controlled 2-zone air-conditioning system........62 Brief overview – Automatically controlled 4-zone air-conditioning system, front control panel ..
Page 59: Overview Of Air-Conditioning Systems
Overview of air-conditioning systems The following air-conditioning system type may be installed, depending on your vehicle equipment: A - Automatically controlled 4-zone air-conditioning system The air-conditioning system controls the set interior temperature completely automatically. Temperature, air quantity and air distribution can be set individually for the front left, front right, rear left and rear right air-conditioned areas.
Page 60: Opening The Cover Flap
Opening the cover flap f Swivel cover flap down by means of handle (arrow). Air Conditioning, Parking Heater and Rear Window Heating...
Page 61: Brief Overview - Automatically Controlled 2-Zone Air-Conditioning System
Brief overview – Automatically controlled 2-zone air-conditioning system This brief overview does not replace the informa- tion provided in the chapter “Automatically controlled 2-zone air air-conditioning system”. In particular, warnings are not replaced by this brief overview. What do I want to do? What do I have to do? Switching on automatic Press button C.
Page 62: Automatically Controlled 2-Zone Air-Conditioning System
A - Windscreen defrost B - Heated rear window C - AUTO button (automatic mode) D - Circulating air, automatic circulating air E - Air-conditioning display F - Temperature sensor G - Air quantity button H - Temperature button, left side I - Air to windscreen J - Air to footwell K - Air to central and side vents...
Page 63 Automatic mode Setting temperature Setting air quantity f Press button To suit personal comfort, the interior temperature The selected air quantity is shown in a bar display The indicator light in the button lights up. can be adjusted between 16 °C and 29.5 °C. on the display above the button.
Page 64 Setting air distribution Accepting settings for driver’s side for the Switching on automatic entire vehicle circulating-air mode Air to windscreen f Press button The Mono function allows the temperature setting once. f Press button for the driver’s side to be accepted for the entire The indicator light in the button lights up.
Page 65 ECON mode Switching on circulating-air mode Defrosting windscreen f Press button Warning! The indicator light in the button lights up. Warning! Risk of accident due to impaired vision. The air flows to the windscreen and the front The outside air that is flowing in is not dried Risk of accident due to impaired vision.
Page 66 (“LO”), switch off the air-conditioning compressor and have the fault remedied. Consult a qualified specialist workshop. We recommend that you use a Porsche partner for this work since these are staffed with trained personnel and have the necessary parts and tools.
Page 67: Brief Overview - Automatically Controlled 4-Zone Air-Conditioning System, Front Control Panel
Brief overview – Automatically controlled 4-zone air-conditioning system, front control panel This brief overview does not replace the informa- tion provided in the chapter “Automatically controlled 4-zone air conditioning”. In particular, warnings are not replaced by this brief overview. What do I want to do? What do I have to do? Switching on automatic Press button C.
Page 68: Brief Overview - Automatically Controlled 4-Zone Air-Conditioning System, Rear Control Panel
Brief overview – Automatically controlled 4-zone air-conditioning system, rear control panel This brief overview does not replace the informa- tion provided in the chapter “Automatically controlled 4-zone air-conditioning system”. In particular, warnings are not replaced by this brief overview. What do I want to do? What do I have to do? Switching on automatic air-conditioning Press button C.
Page 69: Automatically Controlled 4-Zone Air-Conditioning System
Control panel, front A - Windscreen defrost B - Heated rear window C - AUTO button (automatic mode), REST button (engine residual heat) D - Circulating air, automatic circulating air E - Air-conditioning display F - Temperature sensor G - Air quantity button, left H - Temperature button, left I - Air to windscreen, left J - Air to footwell, left...
Page 70 Control panel, rear C - AUTO button (automatic mode) F - Air-conditioning/seat heating display G - Air quantity button, left H - Temperature button, left; seat heating, left I - Air to vent, left door pillar J - Air to footwell, left K - Air to left central vent (centre console) O - Seat heating off/on P - Air to vent, right door pillar...
Page 71: Setting Temperature
Setting temperature Press AUTO button C to return to automatic Setting air quantity mode. To suit personal comfort, the interior temperature The air quantity can be selected individually for If the air quantity was reduced at the front control can be adjusted between 16 °C and each of the four air-conditioned areas.
Page 72 Setting air distribution Air to footwell Defrosting windscreen Air to the windscreen and side f Push button f Press button forward or back. on the front control panel. windows The air flows to the footwell. The indicator light in the button lights up. The air flows to the windscreen and the front The air quantity can be selected individually for Ending air distribution functions...
Page 73 ECON mode Switching on circulating-air mode REST mode Warning! Using engine residual heat Warning! Risk of accident due to impaired vision. The outside air that is flowing in is not dried The residual heat of the engine can be used to Risk of accident due to impaired vision.
Page 74 Consult a qualified specialist workshop. We Switching child protection on/off recommend that you use a Porsche partner for this work since these are staffed with trained f Press the safety button to switch child personnel and have the necessary parts and protection on and off.
Page 75: Vents
Changing air flow direction f Swivel the vent fins B in the desired direction. Note on operation Fresh air or conditioned fresh air can be delivered from all vents depending on the air-distribution setting. Fresh-air intake In order to ensure unhindered air intake: f Keep the fresh-air intake between the windscreen and the engine compartment lid free from snow, ice and leaves.
Page 76: Heated Rear Window
Heated rear window Switching on f Press button B. The heated rear window is ready for operation The indicator light in the button lights up. when the ignition is on. Depending on the outside temperature, the heating switches off automatically after approx. 5 to 20 minutes.
Page 77: Parking Heater
The parking heater is operated using the following buttons on the front air-conditioning control panel: Switch parking heater on/off, activate programme Start programming, call up memory locations Set ON times, activate heating function Set ON times, activate ventilation function Notes on operation The parking heater runs on fuel, and it therefore cannot be switched on after the fuel reserve warning lights up.
Page 78 Consult a qualified specialist workshop. We recommend that you use a Porsche partner for The parking heater radio remote control has a this work since these are staffed with trained range of up to 500 m. The range may be reduced personnel and have the necessary parts and depending on structural and spatial conditions.
Page 79 Programming function 1. Switch ignition off. 2. Press TIMER button on the front air-condi- tioning control panel. The symbols for the parking heating I or parking ventilation E functions flash on the display. 3. Select function. Press button for parking heating or button for parking ventilation.
Page 80 Programming ON times Activating a memory location Example 1. Switch ignition off. The parking heater runs for 30 minutes. It then The parking heater is to activate the parking switches itself off automatically. heating function at 9:48 a.m. 2. Press button The programme must be reactivated for each To do this: 3.
Page 81 – If the voltage level is too low, the parking heater is automatically switched off. The parking heater is temporarily unavailable. We recommend that you use a Porsche partner for this work since these are staffed with trained personnel and have the necessary parts and tools.
Page 82: Windows And Sliding Roofs
Windows and Sliding Roofs Power windows..........83 Brief overview – sliding/lifting roof ....87 Sliding/lifting roof ......... 88 Brief overview – Panorama roof system ..92 Panorama roof system ........93 Emergency operation of the Panorama roof system ......97 Windows and Sliding Roofs...
Page 83: Power Windows
Always withdraw ignition key when leaving the Opening/closing windows vehicle or switch ignition off on vehicles that have Porsche Entry & Drive. Always take the Opening window with the rocker switch ignition key with you when leaving the vehicle.
Page 84 One-touch operation for front windows Pull or press rocker switch in the driver’s door to its final position. Window moves to its final position. Press or pull again to stop the window in the desired position. Disabling power windows in the rear Power windows in passenger’s door and rear doors doors Closing window with the rocker switch...
Page 85 Take care to ensure that nobody can be injured On vehicles without Porsche Entry & Drive On vehicles with Porsche Entry & Drive when the windows close. Opening/closing windows with vehicle key...
Page 86 Storing final position of the door windows after connecting the vehicle battery The end positions of the door windows are lost when the battery is disconnected and recon- nected. One-touch operation of the windows is disabled. Perform these procedures for all windows: 1.
Page 87: Brief Overview - Sliding/Lifting Roof
Brief overview – sliding/lifting roof This brief overview does not replace the informa- tion provided in the chapter “Sliding/lifting roof”. In particular, warnings are not replaced by this brief overview. Switch in the roof console What do I want to do? What do I have to do? What do I see? Opening roof...
Page 88: Sliding/Lifting Roof
Always withdraw ignition key when leaving the vehicle or switch ignition off on vehicles that have Porsche Entry & Drive. Always take the A - Close roof B - Open roof (noise-optimised position) ignition key with you when leaving the vehicle.
Page 89 A - Closing the sliding/lifting roof C - Opening sliding/lifting roof completely Comfort function on vehicles without Porsche Entry & Drive f Turn rotary switch to position A. f Turn rotary switch beyond stop position B to switch position C.
Page 90 Emergency operation of sliding/ lifting roof If the sliding/lifting roof is defective, this can be closed or opened manually. f Before performing emergency operation, please check whether the fuse is defective. Warning! Risk of injury when closing the roof. f Take care to ensure that nobody can be injured when the roof elements are operated.
Page 91 8. Clip in cover. f Have the fault remedied. Consult a qualified specialist workshop. We recommend that you use a Porsche partner for this work since these are staffed with trained personnel and have the necessary parts and tools. 5. Insert the key in opening C until it can be felt and heard to engage.
Page 92: Brief Overview - Panorama Roof System
Brief overview – Panorama roof system This brief overview does not replace the informa- tion provided in the chapter “Panorama roof system”. In particular, warnings are not replaced by this brief overview. Elements of the Panorama roof system Switch in the roof console What do I want to do? What do I have to do? What do I see?
Page 93: Panorama Roof System
Panorama roof system Caution! Risk of damage when activating the The Panorama roof system of your Porsche Panorama roof system due to improperly consists of a total of four roof elements. fitted roof superstructures. Roof element 1 is the draught deflector. This...
Page 94 The roller blind opens automatically to the vehicle or switch ignition off on vehicles that selected opening width. have Porsche Entry & Drive. Always take the ignition key with you when leaving the vehicle. D – Lift sliding/lifting roof element Uninformed persons (e.g.
Page 95 Comfort function on vehicles without Force limiter for the Panorama roof Storing final position of the Panorama Porsche Entry & Drive system roof system Opening and closing the Panorama roof All roof elements are equipped with a force limiter. The final positions of the Panorama roof system...
Page 96 Note on operation Opening/closing roller blind If the procedure is interrupted, saving the final The rocker switch has a two-stage function: positions must be started from the beginning again. – If the rocker switch is pressed to the first stage, the roller blind is opened or closed as long as the rocker switch is being pressed.
Page 97: Emergency Operation Of The Panorama Roof System
Emergency operation of the Roller blind cleaning position Panorama roof system 1. Close Panorama roof system and roller blind completely. Perform emergency operation only under excep- tional circumstances if the electric emergency 2. Turn rotary switch to position C. closing function cannot be performed and the end The Panorama roof system opens completely.
Page 98 Have the fault remedied. Consult a qualified 3. Unclip cover. specialist workshop. We recommend that you use a Porsche partner for this work since 4. Insert the key in opening H or I until it can be these are staffed with trained personnel and felt and heard to engage.
Page 99: Lights, Direction Indicators And Windscreen Wipers
Lights, Direction Indicators and Windscreen Wipers Light switch ..........100 Instrument illumination ........ 102 Automatic headlight beam adjustment..102 Direction indicator/high beam/ headlight flasher stalk......... 103 Hazard warning lights ......... 103 Interior lighting........... 104 Comfort lighting ......... 106 Coming Home function (off delay) ....106 Door-surrounding lighting ......
Page 100: Light Switch
Note on operation If the ignition key is withdrawn and the door is opened while the lights (not the parking light) are on, an audible signal (gong) warns of possible battery discharge. In some countries, differences are possible due to provisions of law.
Page 101 The driving light assistant is a comfort function. 140 km/h (90 mph). If you are travelling slower f Always carefully monitor the automatic driving Your Porsche's driving light (dipped beam) is than 65 km/h (40 mph), the driving light is switched on and off automatically dependent on light control.
Page 102: Instrument Illumination
Instrument illumination Consult a qualified specialist workshop. We recommend that you use a Porsche partner for When the light is switched on, the brightness of this work since these are staffed with trained the instrument illumination can be adjusted by personnel and have the necessary parts and turning thumb wheel A.
Page 103: Direction Indicator/High Beam/ Headlight Flasher Stalk
Note on operation When the high beam is switched on or the headlight flasher is operated, the blue indicator light on the speedometer is lit. Parking light The parking light can be switched on only when the ignition is switched off. f Move the stalk up or down to switch on the right or left parking light.
Page 104: Interior Lighting
Interior light, front Switching on f Move switch B to left. Switching on/off automatically f Move switch B to right.The lights are switched on when a door is unlocked or opened or when the ignition key is withdrawn from the ignition lock. The lights are switched off with a delay of approx.
Page 105 Switching on/off automatically f Move toggle switch to centre position.The lights are switched on when a door is unlocked or opened or when the ignition key is withdrawn from the ignition lock. The lights are switched off with a delay of approx.
Page 106: Comfort Lighting
Coming Home function (off delay) Dimming the comfort lighting (brightness adjustment) The following lights remain switched on for a Once the last door is closed, the footwell and door certain period to allow you to get out of the vehicle panel lights are dimmed to the set value.
Page 107: Door-Surrounding Lighting
The near field of the vehicle is illuminated with the following lights when the vehicle is unlocked by remote control or Porsche Entry & Drive: – Lights in the door mirrors, – Side marker lights, –...
Page 108: Brief Overview - Windscreen Wipers
Brief overview – windscreen wipers This brief overview does not replace the informa- tion provided in the chapter “Windscreen wiper/ washer stalk”. In particular, warnings are not replaced by this brief overview. Windscreen wiper stalk Rain sensor switch What do I want to do? What do I have to do? Automatic wiping at front Press the stalk to detent position 1.
Page 109: Windscreen Wiper/Washer Stalk
f Always switch off windscreen wipers before Windscreen wiper/washer stalk opening the engine compartment lid (wiper switch in position 0). If the wiper arms are not Caution! in their final position, they will automatically Danger of injury when the windscreen wipers move to this position when the engine operate unintentionally.
Page 110 2 – Front windscreen wiper – slow f Move wiper stalk upwards to the second click. 3 – Front windscreen wiper – fast f Move wiper stalk upwards to the third click. Rain sensor operation is automatically activated at speeds of less than approx. 4 km/h (2.5 mph) if the windscreen wiper is switched on.
Page 111 We recommend the Porsche window cleaner. If When the wiper stalk is released, a few they are very dirty (e.g. with insect remains), 7 – One-touch operation of rear window additional wipes are performed.
Page 112 Lights, Direction Indicators and Windscreen Wipers...
Page 113: Multi-Purpose Display And Instruments
Engine boost pressure ........119 Overview of warning messages ....147 Battery/generator ........120 Mobile phones and 2-way radios....156 Emission control .........121 Porsche Communication Management Operating the multi-purpose display (PCM) ............156 on the instrument panel .......122 Radio ............157 Displaying/resetting average speed .....125 Fire extinguisher.........
Page 114: Instrument Panel
Instrument panel Warning and indicator lights on the A Oil temperature gauge speedometer B Tachometer Warning and indicator lights on the C Clock setting button Rear fog light indicator light tachometer D Cooling system temperature gauge Emission control warning light Direction indicator, right E Multi-purpose display (Check Engine)
Page 115 Multi-Purpose Display and Instruments...
Page 116: Oil Temperature Gauge
Clock Oil temperature gauge Tachometer The clock A is adjusted on the multi-purpose The start of the red zone on the tachometer scale A warning message will appear on the multi- display of the instrument panel: is a visual warning of the maximum permissible purpose display of the instrument panel if the engine speed.
Page 117: Cooling System
We recom- engine coolant temperature is too high. mend that you use a Porsche partner for this f Switch engine off and let it cool. work since these are staffed with trained...
Page 118: Fuel Gauge
Caution! A shortage of fuel may cause damage to the emission control system. f Never drive the tank dry. f If the warning lights have come on, do not take bends at high speed. f For further information on the emission control system: Fuel reserve warning Please observe the chapter “EMISSION...
Page 119: Odometer
Odometer Speedometer Engine boost pressure The left display counts the total mileage, the right The digital speedometer is integrated in the multi- As the engine is equipped with a boost pressure display counts the short trips. purpose display in the instrument panel. control feature, the boost pressure is variable.
Page 120: Battery/Generator
Consult a qualified specialist workshop. We multi-purpose display: Please observe the chapter “OVERVIEW OF recommend that you use a Porsche partner for WARNING MESSAGES” on Page 147. this work since these are staffed with trained personnel and have the necessary parts and tools.
Page 121: Emission Control
Have the fault remedied. The warning light on the instrument panel lights up recommend that you use a Porsche partner for when the ignition is switched on as a lamp check this work since these are staffed with trained and goes out approx.
Page 122: Operating The Multi-Purpose Display On The Instrument Panel
Operating the multi-purpose Note on operation display on the instrument panel Depending on the equipment of your vehicle, some information or functions may not be avail- On-board computer information can be displayed able on the multi-purpose display (e.g. telephone, on the multi-purpose display. Additional functions navigation, audio system, compass or tyre are also available in the main menu which allow pressure).
Page 123 Operating example: Displaying average Note on operation consumption The measurements for range on remaining fuel and average consumption are not reset when the Select items with rocker switch on the wiper stalk ignition is switched off. The values can therefore in each case and confirm by pressing the ENTER be measured over long periods.
Page 124 Menu overview of the multi-purpose display Basic display Main menu Sub-menus Displays and settings in the sub-menus Multi-Purpose Display and Instruments...
Page 125: Displaying/Resetting Average Speed
Displaying/resetting average Displaying tyre pressure Displaying compass speed This display is available only in conjunction with the This display is available only in conjunction with the Tyre Pressure Monitoring option. Compass or PCM option. Displaying average speed 1. Switch ignition on. 1.
Page 126: Operating The Telephone Via The Multi-Purpose Display
Operating the telephone via the Accepting, refusing, ending a call multi-purpose display Incoming calls are shown on the multi-purpose display (PHONE INFO must be activated). Note 1. Display on display screen The telephone function of the multi-purpose 1. Select ACCEPT or display is linked to both the PCM and the multi- REFUSE.
Page 127 Displaying last numbers and last-number Displaying important numbers and calling Displaying telephone book, selecting redial party and calling The IMPORTANT NOS. menu shows the entries The LAST NUMBERS menu shows the most recent stored as important numbers on the SIM card. The PHONE BOOK menu shows the entries of the entries dialled via the respective SIM card.
Page 128: Setting Speed Limit On The Multi-Purpose Display
Displaying missed calls, calling back party The telephone numbers of the rejected calls are shown in the MISSED CALLS menu. The numbers are stored on the SIM card. 4. 1. MAIN MENU > PHONE > MISSED CALLS Setting speed limit on the Select and confirm.
Page 129: Displaying Warning Messages
LIMIT ACTIVE is deactivated f Consult a qualified specialist workshop. We 4. Select BACK. recommend that you use a Porsche partner for this work since these are staffed with trained 5. Confirm selection. personnel and have the necessary parts and The sub-menu SPEED LIMIT is tools.
Page 130: Displaying Status Of Level Control
Note on operation The level control is adjusted by means of the rocker switch behind the Tiptronic selector lever in the centre console. f For information on level control and height adjustment: Please observe the chapter “AIR SUSPENSION WITH LEVEL CONTROL AND HEIGHT ADJUST- MENT”...
Page 131: Displaying Average Consumption
f Defective tyres must be immediately replaced by a specialist workshop. Tyre repairs are not permissible under any circumstances. f Do not drive with tyres whose tyre pressure drops again in a short period of time. Have tyres checked by a specialist workshop. f If Tyre Pressure Monitoring is defective (e.g.
Page 132 f Incomplete entries or selection of the wrong Functional description of Tyre Pressure Note on operation Monitoring tyres on the multi-purpose display affect Settings can be made only when the vehicle is correct indication of warnings and messages. stationary. Tyre Pressure Monitoring continuously monitors The settings in the TYRE PRESSURE menu f For information on tyres and wheels: tyre pressure and tyre temperature on all four...
Page 133 Note on operation Select and confirm. The tyre type and tyre size must be selected even Before fitting tyres approved by Porsche with a 2. Select TYRES. if the settings for the new set of wheels are the size which is not already stored in the multi- same as for the old wheels.
Page 134 Warning! 7. 1. MAIN MENU Risk of accident due to excessive speed. > TYRE PRESS. > SETTINGS f Always observe the permissible maximum Select and confirm. speed of the respective tyre. 2. Select LOAD. f A sticker showing the maximum permissible speed must be placed in the driver’s field of 3.
Page 135 - Changing wheel with spare wheel or collapsible spare wheel For information on jacking up the vehicle: Please observe the chapter “RAISING VEHICLE WITH THE JACK” on Page 298. For information on changing a wheel: Please observe the chapter “CHANGING A WHEEL”...
Page 136 Notes The spare wheel and collapsible spare wheel are not equipped with wheel transmitters and are not The spare wheel and collapsible spare wheel are monitored by Tyre Pressure Monitoring. not equipped with wheel transmitters and are not monitored by Tyre Pressure Monitoring. Wheel change (without warning) If a collapsible spare wheel or tyre sealant is used, a warning reminder appears on the multi-purpose...
Page 137 Setting spare wheel. Setting collapsible spare wheel. 1. MAIN MENU 1. MAIN MENU > TYRE PRESS. > TYRE PRESS. > SETTINGS > SETTINGS > TYRES > TYRES > SPARE WHEEL > SPARE WHEEL Select and confirm. Select and confirm. 2. Select COLLAP. WHEEL. 2.
Page 138 Note Note The collapsible spare wheel must be used only Use tyres repaired with sealant only over short over short distances. distances. For information on handling the collapsible spare For information on handling and filling the sealant: wheel: Please observe the chapter “COLLAPSIBLE Please observe the chapter “TYRE SEALANT”...
Page 139 Faults in Tyre Pressure Monitoring – too many wheel transmitters have been – in the Technical Data chapter in this Driver’s detected, Manual: Please observe the chapter “TYRE PRESSURES, COLD” on Page 350. In the event of faults, Tyre Pressure Monitoring –...
Page 140: Switching Off Passenger Compartment Monitoring And Inclination Sensor On The Multi-Purpose Display
Switching off passenger Switching inclination sensor on/off compartment monitoring and The alarm is triggered if the vehicle is raised inclination sensor on the markedly at one end with the doors locked multi-purpose display (e.g. theft with a breakdown truck). 1. MAIN MENU The passenger compartment monitoring system >...
Page 141: Synchronous Adjustment Of Door Mirrors
Changing settings for opening and locking the vehicle Note on operation Comfort settings can be made only when the vehicle is stationary. You can set different variants of locking and unlocking the doors and the rear lid as well as the check-back signal when locking and unlocking the Synchronous adjustment of door Setting door unlocking...
Page 142 (rear lid, rear window and spare wheel bracket) is The door on the access side is included in the central locking system. unlocked on vehicles equipped with Porsche Entry & Drive. Access is possible when the vehicle is stationary – VEH. SIDE and unlocked.
Page 143: Setting Lighting Off Delay
Doors lock automatically when a speed of approx. 6 km/h (4 mph) is exceeded. > SETTINGS > COMFORT On vehicles without Porsche Entry & Drive, the > DOOR OPENING doors are unlocked automatically when the Select and confirm. ignition key is withdrawn.
Page 144: Setting The Clock
Selecting 12 h mode 8. Select 12 h mode. 9. Confirm selection. 12 h mode is activated 12 h mode is deactivated Note on operation There is also a button on the instrument panel to Setting the clock call the CLOCK menu: Please observe the chapter “CLOCK”...
Page 145: Setting Compass
1. MAIN MENU > SETTINGS The display is available only for vehicles equipped > COMPASS with Porsche Radio CDR-23 and magnetic field Select and confirm. sensor. 2. Select SET ZONE xx. If you drive your vehicle across the magnetic field zone set on the multi-purpose display, you must 3.
Page 146: Changing Language For Displays
Changing units for displays 1. MAIN MENU > SETTINGS > UNITS Select and confirm. 2. Select the desired category (e.g. SPEEDOMETER). 3. Confirm selection. Changing language for displays Resetting display to factory 4. Select the desired unit (e.g. MPH). settings 1.
Page 147: Overview Of Warning Messages
Overview of warning messages If a warning message appears, always refer to the corresponding chapters in this Driver’s Manual. Warning messages are issued only if all measurement preconditions are met. Therefore, check all fluid levels regularly – in particular, always check the engine oil level after refuelling. Light on Warning message on the Meaning/measures...
Page 148 Light on Warning message on the Meaning/measures Instrument multi-purpose display panel Check hitch Ball head is not in its final position. Press rocker switch until the final position is reached. Warning Hitch Stop at a suitable place. Do not continue driving. Ball head is not in its final position.
Page 149 Light on Warning message on the Meaning/measures Instrument multi-purpose display panel Daytime driving lights off Daytime driving lights switch off when the engine is shut off. Switch on lights if necessary. System fault headlamp Consult a qualified specialist workshop.* Airbag faulty. Consult a qualified specialist workshop.* Seat belt Fasten seat belt.
Page 150 Light on Warning message on the Meaning/measures Instrument multi-purpose display panel System not active External interference (e.g. wireless headphones) or excessive Brief disturbance temperature (over 120 °C) at the wheel transmitters. Tyre Pressure Monitoring will reactivate itself automatically. System not active Tyre Pressure Monitoring detects more than 4 wheel Too many wheel transmitters transmitters (e.g.
Page 151 Light on Warning message on the Meaning/measures Instrument multi-purpose display panel Start engine The battery discharges if the engine is not running and loads are switched on. Start the vehicle or switch the loads off. Electric load switch-off Vehicle electrical system is overloaded. Certain loads (e.g.
Page 152 Brake booster faulty Greater brake pedal force necessary. Drive carefully to the nearest qualified specialist workshop.* Chassis Sport Current setting of Porsche Active Suspension Management Chassis Normal Current setting of Porsche Active Suspension Management Chassis Comfort Current setting of Porsche Active Suspension Management Chassis system faulty Handling may be affected.
Page 153 Light on Warning message on the Meaning/measures Instrument multi-purpose display panel Warning Chassis system The side tilt of the vehicle is significantly greater when cornering. Drive carefully at an appropriate speed to the nearest qualified specialist workshop.* Warning Chassis system Stop at a suitable place.
Page 154 Light on Warning message on the Meaning/measures Instrument multi-purpose display panel Limit exceeded The set speed limit has been exceeded. Spare wheel is not locked. Danger of injury and damage. Before driving off always lock the spare wheel correctly. Driver’s door open All unlocked doors and lids are displayed when the vehicle exceeds 3 km/h (2 mph).
Page 155 Several systems may have failed. Have the fault remedied at a qualified specialist workshop.* * We recommend that you use a Porsche partner for this work since these are staffed with trained personnel and have the necessary parts and tools. Multi-Purpose Display and Instruments...
Page 156: Mobile Phones And 2-Way Radios
Installation of mobile communications systems current location. Your Porsche partner will be pleased to advise (car telephone, 2-way radio, etc.) requires you. Serious tyre slip (e.g. spinning wheels on snow) approval and should be performed only according may result in temporarily inaccurate navigation.
Page 157: Radio
Electronic accessories should only be installed after purchasing vehicle by a qualified specialist workshop. Accessories which have not been tested and approved by Porsche may impair radio reception. Fire extinguisher If the vehicle is equipped with a fire extinguisher, it is mounted underneath the left or right front seat, depending on equipment level.
Page 158: Driving And Driving Safety
185 Air suspension with level control and height adjustment ......... 196 Porsche Active Suspension Management (PASM)............200 Porsche Dynamic Chassis Control (PDCC)..201 Off-road driving........... 202 Driving systems for off-road driving ....203 Uphill driving..........205 Airbag systems........... 211...
Page 159: Before Driving Off
The following tips will be helpful in obtaining New brake pads and brake discs have to be of all tyres. optimum performance from your new Porsche. “bedded in”, and therefore only attain optimal friction when the vehicle has covered several...
Page 160: Ignition Lock/Steering Lock
Please observe the chapter “EMERGENCY OPERATION – UNLOCKING THE IGNITION KEY” Ignition lock/steering lock For vehicles that have Porsche Entry & Drive, on Page 163. you do not need to insert the key into the ignition lock but merely keep it with you. The ignition key...
Page 161 f Turn ignition key to ignition lock position 2. Ignition lock position 1 Ignition lock position 3 f Do not operate the starter for longer than Ignition on Ignition off approx. 10 seconds. f Turn ignition key to position 1. f Turn ignition key to ignition lock position 3.
Page 162 Steering column lock Vehicles without Porsche Entry & Drive The steering column is automatically locked when the ignition key is withdrawn from the ignition lock. The steering column is automatically unlocked when the ignition key is inserted into the ignition lock.
Page 163: Starting And Stopping The Engine
Starting and stopping the engine Starting the vehicle f Operate footbrake. The immobiliser can be deactivated and the engine started only using an authorised ignition f Move Tiptronic selector lever to position P key. or N. f For further information on the immobiliser: f Do not press the accelerator pedal.
Page 164 (in traffic jams, in Porsche Entry & Drive. cities or in queues). Note on operation The vehicle battery discharges if the ignition key is left inserted.
Page 165: Parking Brake
Footbrake Applying the parking brake f Press down firmly on the foot pedal. Safety notes! The warning light in the instrument panel f Do not obstruct the pedal travel with floor mats lights up. or other objects. A message will be displayed on the multi- purpose display of the instrument panel if the The brake booster is ready for operation only parking brake is not released before moving...
Page 166 FLUID” on Page 266. Consult a qualified specialist workshop. We grey cast iron, they will unavoidably start to recommend that you use a Porsche partner for corrode if your car is parked for an extended this work since these are staffed with trained period.
Page 167: Brief Overview - Cruise Control
Brief overview – cruise control The cruise control maintains any selected speed between approx. 30 and 240 km/h (20 and 150 mph) without you having to use the acceler- ator. This brief overview does not replace the informa- tion provided in the chapter “Cruise control”. In particular, warnings are not replaced by this brief overview.
Page 168: Cruise Control
Warning! Switching cruise control readiness on Risk of accident in heavy traffic, on twisting f Pull the stalk back to position 1 until you feel it roads or under unfavourable road conditions click into place. (such as wintry or wet conditions or different road surfaces etc.).
Page 169 10 km/h (6 mph) below the set vehicle speed for longer than 5 seconds (e.g. upward slopes). – If Porsche Stability Management (PSM) inter- venes for longer than 0.2 seconds. – If the Low Range off-road driving programme is activated.
Page 170 Switching cruise control readiness off f Press the stalk forward to position 2 until you feel it click into place. The memory is cleared and the green readi- ness light goes out. The memory is cleared if the ignition is switched off when the vehicle is parked.
Page 171: Tiptronic S
Tiptronic S Release button The release button (arrow) on the front side of the The Porsche Tiptronic is a six-speed transmission selector lever prevents unintentional gear and features an “automatic” and a “manual” changes. gearshift mode. The release button must be pressed when shifting In automatic selection mode (selector lever to position R or P.
Page 172: Selector Lever Positions
Have the fault rectified immediately. f Engage parking lock only when vehicle is Consult a qualified specialist workshop. We recommend that you use a Porsche partner for stationary. this work since these are staffed with trained f Engage parking lock after applying the...
Page 173 D – Automatic selection mode The bend is taken in a suitable gear. It is not neces- The system leaves manual selection mode again: (in the on-road driving programme) sary to change down when accelerating out of the – automatically after around 8 seconds bend.
Page 174 Kickdown Depending on the route profile, the gear-changing The system leaves manual selection mode again: points are shifted towards higher or lower engine- The kickdown function is active in selector lever – automatically after around 8 seconds speed ranges. On steep downhill stretches, position D.
Page 175 We recommend that you Depending on driving speed and engine speed, (in the on-road driving programme) use a Porsche partner for this work since you can shift up or down at any time. However, these are staffed with trained personnel and...
Page 176 Push selector lever B forward in the M gate. f Have the fault remedied. Consult a qualified specialist workshop. We recommend that you use a Porsche partner for this work since these are staffed with trained personnel and have the necessary parts and tools.
Page 177 Consult a qualified specialist workshop. We wheelspin. recommend that you use a Porsche partner for this work since these are staffed with trained Reduced driving programme personnel and have the necessary parts and tools.
Page 178 3. Undo screws A with key B. 6. Unplug plug connection D. 7. Press foam aside. 4. Remove trim mounting F. 8. Press locking lever E aside (to the left) using a suitable object. 5. Lift trim C at rear and carefully pull it off. 9.
Page 179: Driving Programmes For On-Road And Off-Road Driving
(such as ABS, off-road ABS and PSM, recommend that you use a Porsche partner for etc.) are provided in your Porsche with the aim of this work since these are staffed with trained realising the best possible driving dynamics personnel and have the necessary parts and combined with maximum safety on the road.
Page 180 f Push rocker switch A forward until activation of Low Range indicator light the off-road driving programme is indicated on the multi-purpose display of the instrument If the Low Range indicator light next to the rocker panel and by illumination of light-emitting switch flashes when you attempt to operate diode B.
Page 181 f Push rocker switch A forwards in stages until engagement of the centre differential lock is indicated on the multi-purpose display of the instrument panel and by illumination of the two light-emitting diodes B and C. The centre differential lock is changed over to fully engaged state by the automatic control system.
Page 182 f Push rocker switch A forwards in stages until Changing from off-road driving Danger! engagement of the rear differential lock is programme to on-road driving The Tiptronic selector lever is blocked during indicated on the multi-purpose display of the programme shifting.
Page 183 Switching Sport mode on and off – PDCC (Porsche Dynamic Chassis Control) is automatically set to Sport mode, and this Sport mode can be activated when the ignition is further reduces the roll tendency of the switched on and when the on-road driving vehicle.
Page 184 In addition, the selected running-gear setup is shown on the multi-purpose display of the instrument panel for approx. 12 seconds. Please observe the chapter “PORSCHE ACTIVE SUSPENSION MANAGEMENT (PASM)” on Page 200. Please observe the chapter “PORSCHE DYNAMIC CHASSIS CONTROL (PDCC)” on Page 201.
Page 185: Power-Transmission And Running-Gear Control Systems
Power-transmission and running-gear control systems A complex network of all control systems acting in power transmission and in the running gear has been realised in your Porsche. All control systems are networked with the aim of combining the best possible driving performance with maximum safety.
Page 186 In spite of the advantages of PTM, it is still the In spite of the advantages of four-wheel drive, it is Porsche Traction Management is a full-time all- driver’s responsibility to adapt his driving style and still the driver’s responsibility to adapt his driving...
Page 187 It it is braked so that the other wheel on the same with varying friction. is networked with the Porsche Traction Manage- axle can be driven. – The system compensates for undesired ment (PTM) system.
Page 188 Readiness for operation The events below inform the driver of PSM control – Brake system prefilling: operations and warn him to adapt his driving style The brake system is prepared for possible PSM is switched on automatically every time you to the road conditions: subsequent emergency braking if the acceler- start the engine.
Page 189 Off-road PSM PSM should always be switched on during (PSM in Low Range off-road programme) “normal” driving. However, it may be advantageous to switch off When the Low Range off-road driving programme PSM temporarily in exceptional situations: is active, an off-road PSM specially matched to off- road driving is activated to enhance traction.
Page 190 Switching PSM back on f Consult a qualified specialist workshop. We f Press PSM OFF button A. recommend that you use a Porsche partner for PSM is switched on after a short delay. this work since these are staffed with trained...
Page 191 When using the vehicle with a trailer, drive at a assistance function for driving with trailers as part driver’s responsibility to adapt his driving of Porsche Stability Management (PSM). style and manoeuvres in line with road and speed appropriate to road and traffic condi-...
Page 192 Preconditions – Trailer plug is plugged in, – The trailer is in perfect technical condition. Readiness for operation – Vehicle-trailer combination stabilisation is active when PSM is switched on. f Observe country-specific laws for driving with trailers. Notes on operation –...
Page 193 Consult a qualified specialist workshop. We f If full braking is necessary, fully depress the recommend that you use a Porsche partner for ABS ensures brake pedal during the whole braking opera- this work since these are staffed with trained –...
Page 194 Off-road ABS Hillholder (moving-off assistant) Safety notes! (ABS in Low Range off-road programme) In spite of the advantages of the hillholder In Tiptronic selector lever positions D and M, the When the Low Range off-road driving programme function, it is still the driver’s responsibility to hillholder function makes it easier to move off is active, an ABS configuration specially matched adapt his driving style and manoeuvres in line with...
Page 195 Performance tests on roller test stands are not ance system which helps the driver when driving – The speed must not exceed approx. 20 km/h approved by Porsche. slowly downhill at speeds up to approx. 20 km/h (12 mph). (12 mph), e.g. on steep slopes or on wintry Brake tests –...
Page 196: Air Suspension With Level Control And Height Adjustment
Note on operation Special terrain level Frequent level changes can cause the compressor This setting is intended only for extremely to overheat. In this case, the compressor must challenging terrain requiring maximum ground cool for several minutes before level adjustment is clearance.
Page 197 Loading level Setting level manually Preconditions Caution! – Ignition on. Risk of damage to running-gear parts, assemblies and the vehicle underbody. – Doors are closed. The vehicle may bottom when driven down from Adjusting kerbs, for example, if the ground clearance is f Move rocker switch in the appropriate direc- insufficient at loading level.
Page 198 1st actuation: Low level 2nd actuation: Special terrain level 2nd actuation: Loading level f Press rocker switch A forward a second time. f Pull rocker switch A back a second time. Lowering the vehicle A message appears on the multi-purpose A message appears on the multi-purpose f Pull rocker switch A back once.
Page 199 We recom- The vehicle can now be raised. mend that you use a Porsche partner for this work since these are staffed with trained Switching level control back on personnel and have the necessary parts and tools.
Page 200: Porsche Active Suspension Management (Pasm)
Selecting the running-gear setup order to remedy the fault. We recommend that have been selected, the system automatically you use a Porsche partner for this work since changes the setup to “sport” when the vehicle is 1. Switch ignition on.
Page 201: Porsche Dynamic Chassis Control (Pdcc)
– sport order to remedy the fault. We recommend that PDCC automatically activates the corresponding you use a Porsche partner for this work since on-road driving programme. these are staffed with trained personnel and f For information on selecting a running-gear have the necessary parts and tools.
Page 202: Off-Road Driving
Please bear in mind that off-road driving subjects Please read this chapter carefully before driving engine running. all vehicle components to considerably more wear off road with your Porsche. f Drive slowly and uniformly. than normal use, making professional inspection and maintenance after every use vital precondi-...
Page 203: Driving Systems For Off-Road Driving
Consult a qualified specialist workshop. We f Make sure there is sufficient clearance – Off-road ABS recommend that you use a Porsche partner for between obstacles and the underside of the f For further information on the this work since these are staffed with trained vehicle.
Page 204 f If you experience severe vibrations after Recommended procedure f Deactivate the Low Range off-road driving driving off-road, check the wheels for foreign substances. programme. These substances can produce an imbalance f Clean headlights and tail lights and check them which might be responsible for the vibrations.
Page 205: Uphill Driving
Uphill driving Note on operation Traction on uphill slopes f Activate the Low Range programme before Note on operation Danger! taking extreme uphill or downhill gradients. f Activate the Low Range programme and Danger of severe or fatal injuries and risk of Tips on driving engage differential lock(s) if necessary.
Page 206 Driving downhill Note on operation Humps f Activate the Low Range off-road driving f Pay attention to the ground clearance of the Danger! programme. The off-road ABS is switched on vehicle. This information is provided in the automatically. Danger of severe or fatal injuries and risk of chapter Technical Data in this Driver’s Manual: damage if the vehicle should overturn.
Page 207 Danger! Soiling can impair the braking action. f Check and clean the brakes if they have been Danger of drowning if water enters the vehicle. Risk of damage to the engine and soiled. accessories if water penetrates. Danger of steering assistance failing during f Before driving through water, check the water a long journey in water if the drive belt slips.
Page 208 f Never turn around when crossing a body of Tips on driving f Avoid high engine speeds (max. 2500 rpm). water. f If it is not possible to cross the body of water, f Do not perform manual gear changes when the vehicle must be backed out of it in reverse driving, and try to avoid stopping.
Page 209 Crossing obstacles Driving on sand Note on operation Caution! f Activate the Low Range programme and Risk of damage to the underbody and engage differential lock(s) if necessary. chassis components if obstacles are traversed improperly. Tips on driving f Always pay attention to the ground clearance Loose sand is an especially tricky surface for off- of your vehicle.
Page 210 Track ruts When driving on slopes with soft sand: f Use the manual select mode M in addition to Other vehicles leave ruts on many off-road the Low Range programme. courses or gravel roads. If your vehicle becomes stuck nevertheless: f Pay attention to the ground clearance of the vehicle.
Page 211: Airbag Systems
Do not lean against the inside of the doors The respective airbags could trigger depending f If you sell your Porsche, tell the buyer that the (side airbags). on the angle of impact and force of impact.
Page 212 PASSENGER AIRBAG ON AND OFF” on disposed of as “normal” scrap or waste or put into Page 44. any other form of end storage. Your Porsche partner will be able to give you details about disposal. Driving and Driving Safety...
Page 213: Luggage Compartment, Loadspace And Storage
Luggage Compartment, Loadspace and Storage Folding rear seats forward and returning to upright position....214 Loadspace ..........217 Cargo management system ......218 Stowing load..........221 Luggage compartment cover ...... 222 Luggage safety net ........223 Ski bag............225 Roof Transport System....... 227 Storage.............
Page 214: Folding Rear Seats Forward And Returning To Upright Position
Folding rear seats forward and On vehicles with automatically controlled four-zone air conditioning: returning to upright position Safety button The rear seats are divided and can be folded forward individually to make the loadspace bigger. f Press the safety button in the driver’s door armrest before folding the rear seats forward.
Page 215 4. Raise seat cushion vertically. 5. Pull release lever A and fold the backrest 6. Insert support bracket of the backrest in the forward. support hook on the seat cushion (arrow). Luggage Compartment, Loadspace and Storage...
Page 216 Adjusting rear seats to vertical position 7. Insert headrest into the mounting in the seat Warning! cushion. Danger of injury and/or damage as a result 1. Remove the headrests from the seat cushion. of braking or in the event of an accident. 2.
Page 217: Loadspace
Loadspace Tie-down rings 2. Unclip support arm B and insert it into fixing recess C in the loadspace floor. The maximum permissible load on the loadspace You can secure the load in the luggage compart- floor is 400 kg. The weight must be distributed ment against slipping.
Page 218: Cargo Management System
Cargo management system The cargo management system is a variable system for securing objects in the luggage compartment. It comprises two telescopic rails integrated in the loadspace, a telescopic bar, four tie-down rings as well as a strap reel and a reversible mat. The reversible mat is provided with an anti-slip structure on the underside.
Page 219 Inserting strap reel on one rail 3. Insert the two end elements of the strap reel in 2. Insert one end element of the strap reel in the the openings A of the mounting rails. opening A of a mounting rail, press down and 1.
Page 220 Inserting and adjusting tie-down rings Tie-down straps or the luggage net can be fastened to the tie-down rings. Make sure that all rings are equally loaded when securing a load. The tie-down rings are not designed to restrain loads in serious accidents. 1.
Page 221: Stowing Load
f If the rear seats are not occupied, the Stowing load Driving backrests can be additionally secured with the f The vehicle’s handling changes depending on seat belts. Simply cross the outer seat belts Safety notes! the vehicle load. Adapt your driving style to the and insert each into the opposite buckle.
Page 222: Luggage Compartment Cover
Luggage compartment cover Luggage can be protected against prying eyes with the luggage compartment cover. f Always pull out the luggage compartment cover when transporting objects in the luggage compartment. The luggage compartment cover is not designed to carry objects. f Do not hang bags or objects on the support brackets A.
Page 223: Luggage Safety Net
We recommend that you use a Porsche partner for this work since these are staffed with trained personnel and have the necessary parts and tools.
Page 224 Securing passenger compartment with luggage safety net Pulling out luggage safety net f Pull the luggage safety net out and engage the fastening hooks into the fixing rings on the ceiling. The luggage safety net fastening hooks can be pulled out at the sides. f Make sure that the luggage safety net fastening hooks are properly engaged in the fixing rings.
Page 225: Ski Bag
Ski bag 2. Fold down the armrest of the rear seat 5. Pull out and unfold the ski bag. backrest. 6. Insert objects into the ski bag from the Long objects such as skis can be transported 3. Pull protective cover B off the Velcro strip at luggage compartment.
Page 226 Stowing the ski bag 1. Empty ski bag. 2. Pull ski bag into the passenger compartment. 3. Close lid in the luggage compartment. 4. Carefully fold the ski bag and close the lid. 5. Insert protective cover and fasten it with the Velcro strip.
Page 227: Roof Transport System
Distribute load evenly, with heavy items as low adapt your driving style appropriately. Your Porsche partner will be pleased to tell you as possible. Items of luggage must not project f Since fuel consumption and noise are about the various different uses of the Roof Trans- beyond the side of the load area.
Page 228: Storage
Storage Storage options – In the glasses case in the roof console, Warning! – In the glove compartment, pen holder, Danger of injury during braking, rapid direction changes or in an accident. – In the front and rear armrests, f Do not carry items of luggage or objects in the –...
Page 229 Glove compartment B - Control for glove compartment cooling C - Holder for pens A drawer, designed to hold the vehicle folder, is located in the glove compartment. Cooling the glove compartment Opening f Turn thumb wheel B counter-clockwise. f Press button A and open cover. Switching off cooling Locking f Turn thumb wheel B clockwise.
Page 230 Oddments trays in the armrest between Oddments tray in the rear armrest Opening the lower tray the front seats f Press button B and lift top tray with the cover An oddments tray is located in the armrest. closed. Two oddments trays are located in the armrest. Opening the oddments tray in the armrest Opening the top tray 1.
Page 231 Caution! Risk of damage. f Because of heat, the right-hand storage compartment cannot be used as such in vehicles that have air suspension with level control and height adjustment. Drawer under the right front seat There is room for the fire extinguisher in the drawer underneath the right front seat.
Page 232: Cupholder
Cupholder You can place drinks cans and cups in the cupholder. f Keep the cupholder closed while driving. Warning! Risk of scalding or damage due to spilling drinks. f Only use containers which fit. f Never put overfull containers in the cupholder. f Never use hot drinks.
Page 233: Dvd Player Under The Right Front Seat
DVD player under the right front Closing the cover Opening rear cupholder seat f Insert the four guide lugs of the cover into their f Press on the cover of the cupholder (arrow). openings (arrow). On vehicles with DVD navigation, the DVD player is f Press the cover into place.
Page 234: Ashtray, Front
Ashtray, front Ashtray, rear Depending on the vehicle equipment, an ashtray Opening may be installed in the rear door panels. f Press ashtray lid briefly. Opening f Press ashtray lid briefly. Emptying f Move unlocking button A to the right and pull Emptying f Open ashtray lid and press carefully towards out the ashtray insert in upward direction.
Page 235: Cigarette Lighter
Cigarette lighter Warning! Risk of fire and burning. f Do not leave children in the vehicle unattended. f Only hold the heated lighter by the knob. The cigarette lighter is ready for use regardless of the ignition lock position. Using the front cigarette lighter f Press ashtray lid briefly.
Page 236: Trailer Hitch
Trailer Hitch Trailer coupling........... 237 Trailer coupling with removable ball hitch..239 Electrically folding trailer coupling ....245 Trailer Hitch...
Page 237: Trailer Coupling
Electrical connection 10 % for each increment of 1,000 metres altitude. Please take this into consideration Your Porsche is equipped with a 13-pin plug for when planning your route. the electrical connection to the trailer. Distributing the load...
Page 238 f Slow down immediately if the trailer starts to Tyre pressure Driving with a trailer f Select the vehicle tyre pressure for full load sway. Do not countersteer; brake if necessary. The vehicle with trailer must be used at a speed Never attempt to straighten out the vehicle- when towing a trailer.
Page 239: Trailer Coupling With Removable Ball Hitch
Hitching trailer Warning! Danger of injury and risk of damage by flying f Always turn off the alarm system before you ball hitch in an accident, during braking and attach a trailer. The inclination sensor could in the case of direction changes. trigger the alarm unintentionally.
Page 240 Notes on operation f Do not modify or repair the ball hitch or mounting tube. f Consult a qualified specialist workshop if you experience handling difficulties, notice anything unusual or find any faults. f Make sure that the ball hitch is properly locked in place prior to every journey.
Page 241 Inserting ball hitch The mount for the ball hitch and the socket are located below the bumper. A plug in the mounting tube protects it against soiling. Removing plug Preparing the ball hitch f Pull plug A out of the mounting tube. Shank B, locking balls C and handwheel D must Store plug in the tool box.
Page 242 Consult a qualified specialist workshop. We it up firmly until the ball hitch snaps into place. recommend that you use a Porsche partner for this work since these are staffed with trained personnel and have the necessary parts and tools.
Page 243 Do not use the trailer coupling if at least one of the 4 points below is not met. Consult a qualified specialist workshop. We recommend that you use a Porsche partner for this work since these are staffed with trained personnel and have the necessary parts and tools.
Page 244 2. Hold ball hitch E with your left hand. Pull Care instructions handwheel D out in arrow direction 1 and The ball hitch and mounting tube must be kept then, with the handwheel still pulled out, turn it clean to ensure proper functioning. as far as it will go in arrow direction 2.
Page 245: Electrically Folding Trailer Coupling
Electrically folding trailer coupling Warning! Danger of injury and risk of damage when the ball hitch is extended or retracted. f Make sure that no persons, animals or obsta- cles are in the movement range of the ball hitch. f In order to stop the ball hitch movement in the event of danger, touch rocker switch A again.
Page 246 The socket is retracted along with the ball hitch. anything unusual or find any faults. The red light-emitting diode in the rocker We recommend that you use a Porsche switch flashes until the ball hitch reaches partner for this work since these are staffed Overload protection retracted position.
Page 247: Parking
Parking ParkAssist ..........248 Swivelling down mirror glass as parking aid ..........252 Garage door opener ........253 Parking...
Page 248: Parkassist
ParkAssist Tiptronic selector lever position: – P – ParkAssist is not activated. ParkAssist provides a visual and audible indication – R, N – ParkAssist is activated for the front and to the driver of the distance between the vehicle rear areas. and an obstacle.
Page 249 Note on operation The rear ultrasound sensors may not function correctly if tyres that have not been recom- mended by Porsche are fitted on the spare wheel bracket. Front ultrasound sensors Rear ultrasound sensors If the spare wheel bracket is open, this may impair the function of the rear ultrasound sensors.
Page 250 A - Front display – left monitoring area C - Rear display – right monitoring area recommend that you use a Porsche partner for B - Front display – right monitoring area D - Rear display – left monitoring area...
Page 251 Have the fault remedied. Consult a qualified specialist workshop. We recommend that you Note use a Porsche partner for this work since Correct operation is no longer guaranteed if there these are staffed with trained personnel and is a temporary fault (e.g. caused by ice formation have the necessary parts and tools.
Page 252: Swivelling Down Mirror Glass As Parking Aid
Preconditions – Vehicle must be equipped with seat memory. – Control switch A must be turned to position C (passenger mirror adjustment). – Reverse gear must be engaged. Moving mirror to its initial position The mirror swivels back to its initial position when: –...
Page 253: Garage Door Opener
This process deletes the standard codes set at opener on the keypad. the factory. Do not repeat this process if you The garage door opener of your Porsche replaces f Please read the instructions for the original would like to assign additional signals to the keys.
Page 254 1. Please follow the operating instructions for the original hand-held transmitter. Note f Please consult a Porsche partner if you have 2. The standard codes set at the factory must be deleted before programming for the first time. not been able to successfully assign signals to the buttons even though you have carefully 3.
Page 255 Reprogramming an individual button of Operating the garage door opener keypad A f Press the corresponding button on keypad A. 1. Press the button of keypad A to be repro- Light-emitting diode B lights up during signal grammed. Do not release the button before transfer.
Page 256: Alarm System And Theft Protection
Alarm System and Theft Protection Alarm system ..........257 Immobiliser ..........259 Steering column lock ........259 Theft protection .......... 259 Alarm System and Theft Protection...
Page 257: Alarm System
30 seconds after unlocking because no PASSENGER COMPARTMENT MONITORING door was opened. AND INCLINATION SENSOR ON THE MULTI-PURPOSE DISPLAY” on Page 140. On vehicles without Porsche Entry & Drive f Quickly press button of the remote control twice. The hazard warning lights flash four times.
Page 258 If people or animals are remaining in the locked vehicle or the vehicle is being transported on a train or ship, for example, the passenger On vehicles with Porsche Entry & Drive A - Light-emitting diode for alarm system – example: compartment monitoring system and inclina- driver’s door...
Page 259: Immobiliser
Withdraw ignition key (switch ignition off on engine started only using an authorised ignition The steering column is automatically unlocked vehicles that have Porsche Entry & Drive), key. when the ignition key is inserted into the ignition f Lock the glove compartment, lock.
Page 260: Maintenance And Car Care
Maintenance and Car Care Notes on maintenance ........ 261 Checking the engine oil level ....... 262 Topping up engine oil ........263 Checking the coolant level and adding coolant ........264 Checking brake fluid level and changing brake fluid ......266 Adding washer fluid........
Page 261: Notes On Maintenance
Notes on maintenance Danger! the ignition system carry a high voltage. Risk of death, injury and fire during We recommend a Porsche partner for this work. Special care is therefore required. maintenance work. Experienced, Porsche trained workshop f Always place the vehicle on stable supports if...
Page 262: Checking The Engine Oil Level
Checking the engine oil level Warning! Risk of injury. The radiator fans can start f Check the oil level regularly. It is best to do this running as a function of temperature, even when refuelling and before extended journeys. with the engine switched off. f Please observe the chapter “NOTES ON Risk of burning from hot parts in engine MAINTENANCE”...
Page 263: Topping Up Engine Oil
This is a precondition for optimum and SAE viscosity class problem-free operation of your vehicle. Example: SAE 0W - 30 Specification 0W = – Use of these Porsche-approved oils is also a Viscosity specification for low temperatures precondition for the 2 year/30000 km (winter).
Page 264: Checking The Coolant Level And Adding Coolant
–35 °C (Nordic countries –40 °C). Observe the following points: f Use only antifreeze authorised by Porsche. f Check the coolant level regularly. When the engine is cold and the car is level, the coolant level must be between the minimum and maximum marks.
Page 265 Consult a qualified specialist workshop. We display of the instrument panel The radiators and radiator fans are in the front of recommend that you use a Porsche partner for the vehicle. this work since these are staffed with trained personnel and have the necessary parts and Warning! tools.
Page 266: Checking Brake Fluid Level And Changing Brake Fluid
Checking brake fluid level and changing brake fluid f Only use genuine Porsche brake fluid or a brake fluid of similar quality which has been manufactured according to Porsche specifica- tions and product requirements. f For further important information on “service topics”: Please observe the chapter “NOTES...
Page 267: Adding Washer Fluid
Add washer fluid at the next opportunity. Consult a qualified specialist workshop. We 2. Add washer fluid. recommend that you use a Porsche partner for The maximum capacity is approx. 7.5 litres. this work since these are staffed with trained 3.
Page 268: Changing Air Cleaner
Porsche partner for steering system. Observe the following points: this work since these are staffed with trained f Only use genuine Porsche hydraulic fluid or a personnel and have the necessary parts and tools. hydraulic fluid of similar quality which has been...
Page 269: Wiper Blades
Maintenance notes Consult a qualified specialist workshop. We recommend that you use a Porsche partner for Wiper blades that are in perfect condition are vital this work since these are staffed with trained for a clear view.
Page 270 Periodically clean the wiper blades with window cleaner, especially after the vehicle has been washed in a car wash. We recommend the Porsche window cleaner. If they are very dirty (e.g. with insect remains), they can be cleaned with a sponge or cloth.
Page 271 Changing rear window wiper blade 5. Fold wiper blade back to its original position. 1. Apply the parking brake. Make sure that the retaining clip A engages fully in the fixing groove of the wiper blade. 2. Switch ignition off. 6.
Page 272: Emission Control System
Consult a qualified specialist workshop. We recommend that you use a Porsche partner for this work since these are staffed with trained personnel and have the necessary parts and tools.
Page 273: Filling With Fuel
Do not inhale fuel vapours. In this case, the fuel may be mixed with the additive sold and recommended by Porsche after 1. Stop the engine and switch off the ignition. To avoid permanent damage to the functionality of consulting a Porsche partner.
Page 274 4. Add the fuel additive recommended by 1. Remove lid of right side storage compartment. Porsche if necessary. 2. Pull emergency release A in the direction of 5. Fully insert the pump nozzle in the filler neck.
Page 275: Car Care Instructions
Regular, skilled care helps to maintain the value of A high-pressure cleaning unit with round Warning! your Porsche and can be a precondition for the nozzle will damage your vehicle. The tyres are High-pressure cleaning units can damage upholding of claims under the vehicle guarantee particularly susceptible to damage.
Page 276 (scratches) more conspicuous than lighter colours. f Do not wash your Porsche in direct sunlight or when its body is hot. f When washing by hand, use a car shampoo, plenty of water, and a soft sponge or washing brush.
Page 277 Consult a qualified specialist workshop. We effect will be lost. If the vehicle is driven off-road frequently and after recommend that you use a Porsche partner for driving on salted or gritted roads: this work since these are staffed with trained...
Page 278 – If the vehicle is washed in an automatic car Risk of fire in the area of the exhaust system. recommend that you use a Porsche partner for wash, wax residues may adhere to the f Do not apply additional undersealing or rust this work since these are staffed with trained windscreen.
Page 279 Gently wipe the surface without applying too Stainless steel exhaust tailpipes on the wheels. much pressure. We recommend Porsche cleaner for light alloy f Do not clean when dry. Stainless steel exhaust tailpipes can discolour due rims. to soiling, strong heat, and combustion residues.
Page 280 We recommend Porsche stain remover. f Do not use any chemical cleaning agents or Observe the following care instructions: To protect carpets, the Porsche range of accesso- solvents. ries includes mats of the correct size with the f Do not use any care agents.
Page 281 Cleaning airbag covers Alcantara care Laying up your Porsche Do not use a leather care product to clean If you wish to keep your Porsche off the road for a Danger! Alcantara. lengthy period, we recommend that you contact There is a danger of severe or fatal injuries if your Porsche partner.
Page 282: Minor Repairs
Minor Repairs Notes on minor repairs........ 283 Tyres and wheels........285 Jack ............291 Tool kit ............291 Compressor ..........292 Spacers ............. 292 Wheel bolts ..........293 Flat tyre ............. 294 Inflating tyres ..........306 Electrical system ........311 Battery............321 Replacing the remote control battery....
Page 283: Notes On Minor Repairs
Notes on minor repairs Tool kit We recommend that you use your Porsche partner The tool kit is accommodated in the spare-wheel for carrying out this work. well under the cover of the loadspace floor. Experienced, Porsche trained workshop personnel, supplied with the latest information as well as special tools and equipment are prerequi- sites for looking after your Porsche properly.
Page 284 f Exercise extreme caution when working in the First aid kit Danger! area of the radiator fans. Risk of death, injury and fire during The first aid kit is stored in the storage The radiators and radiator fans are in the front maintenance work.
Page 285: Tyres And Wheels
On vehicles with Tyre Pressure Monitoring: Risk of accident due to hidden tyre damage. your Porsche. Tyres may burst, especially at high speeds. Please observe the chapter “SETTING TYRE For your own protection and that of other road f Check tyres including the sidewalls regularly PRESSURE MONITORING”...
Page 286 Maintenance note Tread In the case of the following tyre damage, the tyre must be replaced for safety reasons: Tyre repairs are not permissible under any circum- The less tread, the greater the danger of stances. – Tyre damage where the possibility of a ply aquaplaning.
Page 287 Consult a qualified specialist workshop. We f Use only tyre makes tested and approved by Tyres should only be fitted by specialist firms. recommend that you use a Porsche partner for Porsche. this work since these are staffed with trained...
Page 288 Snow chains before the cold season begins. Optimal handling characteristics can be achieved Your Porsche partner will be pleased to advise only when snow chains are fitted on all four wheels you. of the vehicle. It is also possible to fit snow chains Maintenance note on only one axle (preferably the rear axle).
Page 289 f For information on approved snow chains: Please observe the chapter “TYRES, RIMS, TRACKS” on Page 349. f Before fitting chains, remove accumulated ice and snow from the wheel well. f Observe the maximum permissible speed when using snow chains of 50 km/h (30 mph).
Page 290 T = up to 190 km/h (118 mph) H = up to 210 km/h (131 mph) V = up to 240 km/h (149 mph) W = up to 270 km/h (167 mph) Y = up to 300 km/h (186 mph) Tip on driving f Tyres with a maximum speed rating that is lower than the specified maximum vehicle...
Page 291: Jack
Warning! Risk of injury. The vehicle may slip off the jack. f Only use the jack to raise the car for wheel changing. f Always place the vehicle on stable supports if work has to be carried out under the vehicle. The car jack is not suitable for this.
Page 292: Compressor
You can use the compressor of the level-control Please observe the chapter “CHANGING A system to fill the tyres. approved by Porsche. WHEEL WITH REMOVAL OF 17 MM SPACERS” The filler hose required for this purpose can be Before having spacers fitted, find out about the on Page 302.
Page 293: Wheel Bolts
Wheel bolts must not be greased. the security wheel bolts along with the vehicle key. f Replace damaged wheel bolts. Only use genuine Porsche wheel bolts assigned especially to this model or wheel bolts of similar quality which have been manufactured according to Porsche specifica- tions and production requirements.
Page 294: Flat Tyre
Flat tyre 1. Stop the vehicle as far away from the driving lane as possible. The vehicle must be parked on a firm and flat surface offering adequate grip. 2. Switch on the hazard warning lights. 3. Fully apply the parking brake. 4.
Page 295 4. Place one wedge each directly in front of and behind the diagonally opposite wheel. Minor Repairs...
Page 296 Tyre sealant Danger! Risk of accident. The tyre sealant is located in the luggage f Use the tyre sealant only in the case of cuts or compartment under the loadspace floor. punctures no larger than 4 mm. The tyre sealant can be used to seal small cuts, f Never use the tyre sealant if the rim is especially in the tyre tread.
Page 297 8.Remove plug C of filler hose B. 16.Consult a qualified specialist workshop. We recommend that you use a Porsche partner for 9.Push filler hose onto the tyre valve. this work since these are staffed with trained 10.Hold filler bottle higher than the level of the tyre...
Page 298 Care instructions Raising vehicle with the jack Maintenance note After drying, any sealant that emerges can be The jacking point for the jack on the vehicle must Warning! peeled off like a film. be free of dirt. Risk of injury. The vehicle may slip off the 1.Slightly slacken the wheel bolts of the wheel to Warning! jack.
Page 299 Front jacking point Rear jacking point Vehicles with running board Front jacking point Access to the jacking points differs according to The rear jacking point is accessible after removing Jacking points on vehicles with a running the respective vehicle equipment. the covering cap B from the sill cover.
Page 300 Vehicles with running board Vehicles with sill cover Vehicles with sill cover Rear jacking point Front jacking point Rear jacking point Jacking points on vehicles with sill covers 2. Attach jack only at the points provided G or I. The jacking points are accessible after removing Fitting covering cap: the plastic covering caps F or H from the sill f Insert the covering cap F or H completely in...
Page 301 6. Fill the tyre with air if necessary. Information on the tyre pressure is provided in the chapter Technical Data in this Driver’s Manual: Please observe the chapter “TYRE PRESSURES, COLD” on Page 350. 7. Lower vehicle and remove jack. 8.
Page 302 Changing a wheel with removal of 17 mm spacers Danger! Risk of accident if spacers are not removed before mounting 18 inch tyres or a collaps- ible spare wheel. f Always remove the 17 mm spacers before mounting 18 inch tyres or a collapsible spare wheel because the wheel cannot be fitted correctly.
Page 303 Fitting the 17 mm spacers 8.Fill the tyre with air if necessary. Information on the tyre pressure is provided in 1. Remove wheel. the chapter Technical Data in this Driver’s Manual: Please observe the chapter “TYRE 2. Fit the spacer with the wheel bolts A used to PRESSURES, COLD”...
Page 304 (webs in the tyre rear axle always remove the corresponding grooves, 1.6 mm high). spacer. f Never deactivate the Porsche Stability For information on the spacers: Please Management (PSM) system. observe the chapter “SPACERS” on Page 292.
Page 305 Consult a qualified specialist workshop. We spare wheel recess in the luggage compartment. recommend that you use a Porsche partner for this work since these are staffed with trained There is a plastic sheet in the tool kit for storing personnel and have the necessary parts and the damaged wheel.
Page 306: Inflating Tyres
Warning! Danger of injury and risk of damage if the operating unit is used improperly. f Use this operating unit only to inflate or bleed air from the tyres of this vehicle. 5. Switch ignition on. 6. Press hand valve D until the correct tyre pressure is achieved.
Page 307 For safety reasons, replace the tyres before the wear indicators appear (webs in the tyre grooves, 1.6 mm high). f Never deactivate the Porsche Stability Management (PSM) system. f If the tyre on the spare wheel is older than 1. Loosen all 5 wheel bolts.
Page 308 Precondition The central locking system must be unlocked. f Press button B and swing the spare wheel bracket open. Notes on operation – If the opening angle exceeds 30°, the spare wheel bracket automatically moves to its final position. The rear lid may be opened only when the spare wheel bracket is in its final position.
Page 309 Closing spare wheel bracket Automatic locking In the multi-purpose display of the instrument Warning! panel, you can set variants of locking and unlocking the doors and the rear lid as well as the Danger of injury and risk of accident if the check-back signal when locking and unlocking the spare wheel bracket is operated improperly.
Page 310 Warning! Danger of injury and risk of accident if the spare wheel bracket is operated improperly. f Perform emergency unlocking of the spare wheel bracket only when the vehicle is on a level surface. 1. Remove cover of left towing lug D. 2.
Page 311: Electrical System
In order to avoid damage and faults in electrical or electronic systems, electrical accessories should be installed by a qualified specialist workshop. We recommend that you use a Porsche partner for this work since these are staffed with trained personnel and have the necessary parts and tools.
Page 312 Consult a qualified specialist workshop. We counter-clockwise with a screwdriver and 1. Rotate the turn-locks 90° counter-clockwise recommend that you use a Porsche partner for remove the lid. with a screwdriver and remove the cover. this work since these are staffed with trained personnel and have the necessary parts and tools.
Page 313 Opening fuse-box lid in the dashboard A - Plastic gripper 1. Carefully lever off the plastic cover with a 2. Carefully remove the fuses with plastic screwdriver (arrow) and remove. gripper A. The fuse plan is located on the inside of the cover.
Page 314 Fuse assignment – fuse box in left side of dashboard Designation Rating in A Centre console socket, cigarette lighter Parking heater radio receiver Socket in passenger footwell Parking heater Sockets in luggage compartment not used Diagnostic socket, rain sensor, light sensor Wiper motor for windscreen Vehicle electrical system control unit, pump for washer fluid Power window, rear left...
Page 315 Vehicle electrical system control unit, right fog light, right additional high beam, interior light Electrical seat adjustment, left not used not used Heated rear window Instrument panel, diagnosis Steering column lock, ignition lock, central locking system, Porsche Entry & Drive Sliding/lifting roof or Panorama roof system Subwoofer Minor Repairs...
Page 316 Designation Rating in A Electrical seat adjustment, left; electrical steering column adjustment Seat heating, rear not used Rear differential lock not used Servotronic not used Air conditioner, diagnosis, moving-off assistant Rear wiper Vehicle electrical system control unit, automatic dipped beam, steering column module Headlight beam adjustment not used Fan, front air-conditioning system...
Page 317 Transfer box (centre-differential lock), telephone preparation Vehicle electrical system control unit, left parking light, right direction indicator, right dipped beam CD changer, DVD navigation TV tuner, satellite receiver Radio or Porsche Communication System (PCM) Amplifier for sound package not used Tail light, left...
Page 318 Central locking system, filler flap Central locking system, right doors not used Power window, front right Electrical seat adjustment, right Roof console, telephone, compass Xenon headlight, left Porsche Stability Management Diagnosis Transfer box (centre-differential lock) Trailer coupling Roof module Reversing light Minor Repairs...
Page 319 Telephone preparation Level control Telephone, anti-dazzle interior mirror Vehicles for Japan: blind spot detection Tiptronic transmission Tiptronic selector lever switch not used not used Reversing camera Porsche Stability Management (PSM) Transfer box (centre-differential lock) Minor Repairs...
Page 320 Fuse assignment – fuse box in engine compartment Designation Rating in A not used not used not used not used Ignition coils Tank vent, air-conditioning compressor, intake pipe switchover, wastegate switchover, boost-pressure control valve, crankcase vent Quantity control valve, camshaft adjuster, valve lift adjuster Engine components: Cooling air output stages, carbon canister shut-off valve, pressure sensor for air conditioner, tank leakage detection, exhaust flap control valve, Hall sensor, oil-level sensor Engine control unit, high-pressure fuel injectors, throttle adjusting unit...
Page 321: Battery
Battery Heed warnings on the battery Danger of caustic burns Battery acid is highly caustic, so: Wear safety gloves and eye protection. Danger! Read the operating instructions Do not tip the battery, or acid may spill Danger of explosion and injury and risk of from the venting aperture.
Page 322 Porsche Entry & Drive. openings as steps or lateral lugs in the battery. f Avoid using the Porsche Communication f Top up with distilled water if necessary. Management system and the audio system Do not use acid.
Page 323 To do this, turn the ignition key or the control f Check the battery acid level and top up with unit (on vehicles with Porsche Entry & Drive) to 8. Store end position on vehicles with Panorama ignition lock position 2 twice.
Page 324: Replacing The Remote Control Battery
Changing the battery 1. Lever out the lid on the back of the key housing with a small screwdriver. 2. Replace battery (observe polarity). 3. Replace cover and press together firmly. Parking heater remote control The battery should be changed when the range of the remote control becomes smaller or when the light-emitting diode lights up orange when the remote control is operated.
Page 325: External Power Supply, Jump Lead Starting
External power supply, Warning! jump lead starting Risk of damage and injury due to short circuit. If the battery is flat, the battery of another vehicle f Use only standard jump leads with sufficient can be used for starting or as an external power cross section and completely insulated supply with the help of jump leads.
Page 326 Charging the battery 5. Run the engine of the donor vehicle at a higher speed. Your Porsche partner will be pleased to advise you 6. Start the engine. about a suitable charger. An attempted start using jump leads should 1. Always observe the instructions of the charger not last more than 15 seconds.
Page 327 Monitoring: To do this, turn the ignition key or the control Please observe the chapter “SETTING TYRE unit (on vehicles with Porsche Entry & Drive) to PRESSURE MONITORING” on Page 131. ignition lock position 2 twice. 7. Store end positions on vehicles with electri- 2.
Page 328: Replacing Bulbs
Replacing bulbs Headlights Warning! Caution! Danger of short circuit. Risk of damage to headlights due to abrasion and excessive temperatures. f Always switch off the relevant load when f Do not affix any coverings (e.g. “stone guards” changing bulbs. or films) in the area of the headlights. Risk of injury.
Page 329 6. Pull the headlight forward out of the wing by B - Headlight release C - Socket wrench approx. 10 cm. 7. Press back the release tab of the plug D and 4. Take socket wrench C out of the tool kit. pull plug off.
Page 330 Installing headlights 1. Insert headlight in the guide rails, connect plug D and then push the headlight fully into the wing. 2. Push headlight to the rear and simultaneously turn socket wrench C in the direction of the arrow. The headlight locking device must perceptibly and audibly engage.
Page 331 2. Turn gas discharge lamp counter-clockwise 3. Press the release tab on the plug and pull plug Bi-Xenon headlights with cornering light and remove. off. Changing gas discharge lamp for dipped 4. Connect plug to new gas discharge lamp. beam/high beam/dynamic cornering light 5.
Page 332 2. Turn bulb socket B counter-clockwise and 3. Remove defective bulb and replace. Changing bulb for additional high beam remove. 1. Press down both release tabs A 4. Insert bulb socket and turn in clockwise direction. and remove cover. Make sure that the bulb is installed in the correct position.
Page 333 2. Turn bulb socket B counter-clockwise and 3. Pull both release tabs on the plug apart, and Changing lamp for static cornering light remove. pull plug out of lamp socket. 1. Press down both release tabs A 4. Replace defective bulb. and remove cover.
Page 334 Changing bulb for direction indicator 1. Open bonnet. 2. Remove headlight. Please observe the chapter “REMOVING HEADLIGHTS” on Page 328. Changing bulb of direction indicator 3. Turn socket counter-clockwise and remove. 4. Replace the defective bulb (bayonet fitting). 5. Insert socket and turn in clockwise direction. Make sure that the bulb is installed in the correct position.
Page 335: Tail Light
In case of doubt, please consult a qualified specialist workshop. We recommend that you use a Porsche partner for this work since these are staffed with trained personnel and have the necessary parts and tools.
Page 336 Installing tail light 5. Pull out the light unit to the side in the 3. Screw in the fastening screws B. direction of the arrow and additionally When screwing in the fastening screws, make 1. Push on plug D until the plug is felt to click into pull it out in the area of the ball head C.
Page 337: Number Plate Lights
Number plate lights Replacing bulbs at rear E - Rear fog light F - Direction indicator G - Reversing light 1. Unscrew fastening screws D with the Changing bulb for number plate light crosshead screwdriver from the tool kit. 3. Replace the defective bulb (bayonet fitting). 1.
Page 338: Headlight Adjustment
Headlight adjustment The adjustment of the headlights should only be done in a specialist workshop with suitable adjust- ment equipment. The adjustment is made with the vehicle ready to drive and the fuel tank completely filled. Changing headlights from left to right-hand traffic If you travel to a country where traffic uses the other side of the road, the headlights must be...
Page 339: Bulb Chart
Bulb chart Exterior lights Type, rating Interior lights Type, rating Interior light, front Xenon dipped beam and high beam Reading light Direction indicator, front PY21W Luggage compartment light K12V10W Direction indicator, rear P21W Footwell light Cornering light Glove compartment light Number plate light Centre console Fog light...
Page 340: Towing And Tow-Starting
f Always keep the towing rope taut when towing. Towing and tow-starting Tow-starting Avoid jerky, sudden loads. If the battery is defective or completely Tips on driving discharged, the engine can be started only by f Always observe the laws governing towing and Towing bar changing the battery or by using jump leads.
Page 341 The vehicle must always roll on all four wheels ignition lock and the ignition key inserted on attached. vehicles that have Porsche Entry & Drive. To when towed. do this: The ignition must be switched on so that the Please observe the chapter “REMOVING THE...
Page 342 Towing lug 2.Screw in towing lug B as far as the stop (left- Screwing in front towing lug hand thread) and tighten hand-tight. 1. Carefully lever out the appropriate plastic Depending on the vehicle equipment, the spare- cover A in the bumper with the screwdriver. wheel well contains one or two towing lugs.
Page 343 2.Screw in towing lug B as far as the stop (left- Fitting plastic cover at front hand thread) and tighten hand-tight. f First engage the upper locking tabs of the plastic cover, and then press in the bottom tabs and side tab uniformly until the tabs have engaged fully.
Page 344: Tyre Pressure And Technical Data
Tyre Pressure and Technical Data Vehicle identification........345 Engine data ..........347 Transmission..........348 Fuel consumption........348 Tyres, rims, tracks........349 Tyre pressures, cold ........350 Weights............351 Ground clearance ........352 Capacities ..........353 Dimensions ..........354 Driving performance ........355 Tyre Pressure and Technical Data...
Page 345: Vehicle Identification
Vehicle identification When ordering spare parts or making inquiries, please always quote the vehicle identification number. Data bank Vehicle identification number The vehicle data bank can be found on the left The vehicle identification number is under the under the loadspace floor. loadspace floor on the right in front of the tool kit It contains all important data about your vehicle.
Page 346 Identification plate Tyre pressure plate The identification plate is fitted on the firewall on The tyre pressure plate is fitted on the driver's the right of the engine compartment. door. Tyre Pressure and Technical Data...
Page 347: Engine Data
Engine data Type 8-cylinder V-engine Number of cylinders Bore 96 mm Stroke 83 mm Displacement 4806 cm Max. engine output 368 kW (500 HP) as per 80/1269/EEC At engine speed 6000 rpm Max. torque 700 Nm (518 ftlb.) as per 80/1269/EEC At engine speed 2250 - 4500 rpm Engine oil consumption...
Page 348: Transmission
3.39 : 1 Final drive ratio 3.27 : 1 Fuel consumption Determined according to 80/1268/EEC as amended. City Highway Total Total CO (l/100 km) (l/100 km) (l/100 km) (g/km) Cayenne Turbo Tiptronic S 22.5 10.5 14.9 Tyre Pressure and Technical Data...
Page 349: Tyres, Rims, Tracks
Optimal handling characteristics can be achieved only when snow chains are fitted on all four wheels of the vehicle. 1)2) Snow chains and clearance It is also possible to fit snow chains on only one axle (preferably the rear axle). Maximum speed 50 km/h (30 mph). Use only Porsche- approved fine-link cross-type or edge chains. SNOW CHAINS”...
Page 350: Tyre Pressures, Cold
Tyre pressures, cold These tyre inflation pressures only apply to the makes and types of tyres approved by Porsche. Please observe the chapter “TYRES AND WHEELS” on Page 285. Partially loaded (up to 3 people and 21 kg of luggage)
Page 351: Weights
The maximum gross 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 product range for your car or Roof Transport Systems which have been tested and approved by Porsche.
Page 352: Ground Clearance
Ground clearance Air suspension – normal level Ramp angle 20.0° Overhang angle, front 28.5° Overhang angle, rear 22.3° Ground clearance (centre of axles) 215 mm Air suspension – low level Ramp angle 17.6° Overhang angle, front 27.3° Overhang angle, rear 20.6°...
Page 353: Capacities
Capacities Use only fluids and fuels authorised by Porsche. Your Porsche partner will be pleased to advise you. Engine oil change quantity without oil filter approx. 8.0 litres Engine oil change quantity with oil filter approx. 8.5 litres Reference indication is the level on the oil dipstick.
Page 354: Dimensions
Dimensions Length 4795 mm Length with external spare wheel 5026 mm Width 1928 mm Width with door mirrors 2200 mm Height at DIN kerb weight – normal level 1694 mm Height at DIN kerb weight (rail) – normal level 1735 mm Height at DIN kerb weight 1784 mm (basic carrier of Roof Transport System) –...
Page 355: Driving Performance
Driving performance The specifications refer to a vehicle at DIN empty weight and max. 200 kg load, without performance-inhibiting extra equipment (e.g. special tyres) Top speed 275 km/h (171 mph) Acceleration 0 - 100 km/h (62 mph) 5.1 seconds Maximum speed 80 km/h (50 mph) when towing a trailer Tyre Pressure and Technical Data...
Page 356: Index
Index 2-zone air-conditioning system Air-conditioning system Air-conditioning sensors ........66 Child lock ............74 ABD (automatic brake differential) ........65 Defrosting windscreen Operating overview of 2-zone air ........187 Functional description ..66 ......... 62 Information on air-conditioning compressor conditioning system ......
Page 357 ........46 Brake light .....279 ISOFIX restraint system Headlights, plastic parts, adhesive films ..........337 Changing bulb ........281 Prescribed installation direction Laying up your Porsche ...........336 ........ 42 Installing tail light ............280 (depending on age of child) Leather ..........335 ......... 43 Removing tail light ...........279...
Page 358 Cleaning the engine compartment Cornering light ............17 Locking ........330 Clock Installing headlights ..17 Locking with Porsche Entry & Drive (keyless) .......... 116 ........328 Button for setting Removing headlights Locking with the vehicle key (remote control) ..17 ....144 ..........
Page 359 Driving light assistant, switching on light switch Entry & Drive Warning message ......355 ..17 Driving performance, technical data Locking vehicle door with Porsche Entry & Drive Four-zone air conditioning ..179 ........73 Driving programmes for on-road and off-road driving Opening/closing Panorama roof system Air-conditioning sensors ..........
Page 360 ......... 258 ............. 338 Function indication Adjusting ........... 279 Switching off with button in door handle Care instructions (Porsche Entry & Drive) ........258 Changing bulb for high beam ......332 ......257 ......334 Switching off with vehicle key Changing bulb for side light ......
Page 361 Switching rear reading lights on/off Luggage compartment ..........105 ......19 automatically Closing luggage compartment lid Language ....23 Load Closing the luggage compartment window ....146 Setting on the multi-purpose display ........221 ..........217 General information Opening floor Large roof ....223 .......18 Installing luggage compartment cover Opening luggage compartment lid ........
Page 362 Switching off with button in door handle Uphill driving Opening and closing ........258 ..........207 ......21 (Porsche Entry & Drive) Water crossing Automatically closing the rear lid ......257 ......194 ......309 Switching off with vehicle key...
Page 363 ........238 ParkAssist Driving with a trailer Porsche Traction Management Plus (PTM Plus) ........250 ............49 ............185 Distance display, front Folding in Overview ........250 ......34 ............268 Distance display, rear Storing setting as parking aid Power steering ........248 ........50 Functional description...
Page 364 Rear lid Roller blind Folding forward at rear and returning ............19 ..........97 ......... 214 Automatic Cleaning position to upright position ............19 ..96 ....... 33 Closing Opening/closing for Panorama roof system Recalling settings (memory) ............18 ............104 ....
Page 365 ........218 ..........97 Steering column Cleaning position Test stands ....162 ..96 Locking with Porsche Entry & Drive Opening/closing for Panorama roof system .............195 Brake test ....162 ......25 Locking without Porsche Entry & Drive Switching child lock (rear doors) on/off Performance test ...........195...
Page 366 Fitting spare wheel on spare wheel bracket Vehicle door ......245 ............. 294 Retracting (electrical hitch) Flat ..17 Locking with Porsche Entry & Drive (keyless) ........246 ........285 Socket (electrical hitch) General information ..17 Locking with the vehicle key (remote control) .......
Page 367 .....83 Opening/closing windows Opening/closing with rocker switch ......85 (without Porsche Entry & Drive) Opening/closing with vehicle key Xenon ......... 16 ......85 Unlocking the vehicle door (without Porsche Entry & Drive) ........330 Installing headlights Vehicle-trailer combination stabilisation, Windscreen washer system ........328...

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