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WKD 997 220 08
Porsche, the Porsche Crest, 911, Tiptronic,
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of Dr. Ing. h.c. F. Porsche AG.
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On-board literature
4/07
Please always keep this literature in the vehicle
and please hand it over to the new owner if you
sell your vehicle.
Equipment
Because our vehicles undergo continuous
development, equipment and specification may
not be as illustrated or described in this Driver's
Manual.
Items of equipment are sometimes optional or
vary depending on legal requirements or on the
country in which the vehicle is sold.
Your Porsche partner will be pleased to advise you
on retrofitting such equipment.
Should your Porsche be fitted with any equipment
not described in this Manual, your Porsche partner
will be glad to provide information concerning
correct operation and care of the items
concerned.
Because of different legal requirements in
individual countries, the equipment in your vehicle
may vary slightly from that described in this
Driver's Manual.
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Contents
There is a summary of topics with page numbers
at the beginning of each main chapter.
Index
There is a detailed, alphabetical index at the end
of this Driver's Manual.
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  • Page 1 Your Porsche partner will be pleased to advise you Index on retrofitting such equipment. There is a detailed, alphabetical index at the end Should your Porsche be fitted with any equipment of this Driver's Manual.
  • Page 2 Safety notes! system, e.g. brake pads or brake discs, depends f Only use genuine Porsche spare parts for your to a great extent on the individual driving style and vehicle or spare parts of similar quality which Setting and operating vehicle...
  • Page 3 The design of the tyre is also geared towards use – Change to winter tyres when external tempera- Porsche AG will arrange for your old Porsche to be on racing circuits (driver safety training courses, tures drop below 7 °C.

  • Page 5: Table Of Contents

    Controls, Safety, Instruments 8 - 140 Shifting Gears 142 - 148 Mobile Roofs 150 - 174 Maintenance, Care 176 - 196 Practical Tips, Minor Repairs 198 - 232 Vehicle Identification, Technical Data 234 - 246 Index 247 - 251...
  • Page 7 Controls, Safety, Instruments Before Driving Off ........... 8 Porsche Stability Management (PSM)....48 Direction Indicator/High Beam/ Tips for Running In .......... 8 Porsche Active Suspension Management Parking Light/Headlight Flasher Stalk ...115 Keys ............10 (PASM)............51 Windscreen Wiper/Washer Stalk....116 Key with Radio Remote Control ...... 11 Retractable Rear Spoiler........52...

  • Page 8: Before Driving Off

    Check the filling pressure, tread and condition The following tips will be helpful in obtaining of all tyres. optimum performance from your new Porsche. New brake pads and brake discs have to be “bedded in”, and therefore only attain optimal...
  • Page 9 9 Operating lever for windscreen wiper 10 Operating lever for cruise control 11 Button for hazard warning lights, central locking system 12 Buttons for rear spoiler, Porsche Active Suspension Management (PASM), Sport mode, Porsche Stability Management (PSM) 13 Cupholder 14 Switch for seat memory...

  • Page 10: Keys

    Keys Replacement keys Immobiliser Vehicle keys can only be ordered at a Porsche There is a transponder (an electronic component) You will be given two vehicle keys that let you operate all the locks on your vehicle. partner. Sometimes, this may take a long time.

  • Page 11: Key With Radio Remote Control

    It is possible to program further unlocking variants for the luggage compartment. Key with Radio Remote Control f Consult a qualified specialist workshop. We recommend a Porsche partner for this work as Unlocking the vehicle they have trained workshop personnel and the necessary parts and tools.
  • Page 12 The remote control standby function Operational readiness of the remote switches off after 7 days control interrupted If the vehicle is not started or unlocked with the Encoded data is transmitted to the vehicle each remote control within seven days, the remote time the wireless remote control is operated.

  • Page 13: Central Locking

    Consult a qualified specialist workshop. We Both car doors and the filler flap can be centrally twice so that the door can be opened with the recommend a Porsche partner for this work as unlocked or locked with the remote control. inner door handle.
  • Page 14 Emergency operation – opening approx. 2 seconds f Consult a qualified specialist workshop. We f Unlock the driver's door with the key at the recommend a Porsche partner for this work as Fault indication door lock. they have trained workshop personnel and the Open door within 20 seconds and insert the necessary parts and tools.
  • Page 15 5 - 10 km/h (3 - 6 mph) is exceeded. door handle twice. f Consult a qualified specialist workshop. We Unlocking recommend a Porsche partner for this work as f Press the central locking button. they have trained workshop personnel and the necessary parts and tools.

  • Page 16: Doors

    Door Oddments Tray Opening the oddments tray f Lift up cover C. Always keep the door oddments tray C closed while driving for safety reasons. Theft Protection When leaving the vehicle, you should always: f Close windows, f Close sliding/lifting roof, f Close the convertible top;...

  • Page 17: Alarm System

    Switching off the alarm system if it is – Glove compartment triggered accidentally – Passenger compartment f Unlock the vehicle with the remote control. If one of these alarm contacts is interrupted, the The alarm system and passenger compartment alarm horn sounds for approx. 30 seconds. monitoring system are switched off automatically Additionally, the interior light lights up and the when the doors are unlocked.

  • Page 18: Power Windows

    Consult a qualified specialist workshop. We Readiness for operation of power windows recommend a Porsche partner for this work as – With the ignition switched on they have trained workshop personnel and the (engine on or off) or necessary parts and tools.
  • Page 19 Closing window with the rocker switch position. f Press the rocker switch upwards to the first recommend that you use a Porsche partner for this work since these are staffed with trained stage until the window has reached the desired Note for Coupé...

  • Page 20: Door Mirrors

    Warning! Risk of accident. Vehicles or objects appear smaller in convex mirrors and further away than they are in reality. f Bear this distortion in mind when estimating the distance of vehicles behind you and when reversing into a parking space. f Also make use of the interior mirror for judging distance.

  • Page 21: Automatic Anti-Dazzle Interior And Door Mirrors

    Note The incident light in the area of the sensors must not be obstructed, e.g. by stickers on the windscreen. Switching off automatic anti-dazzle operation f Press switch B. Light-emitting diode C goes out. Switching on automatic anti-dazzle operation f Press switch B. Light-emitting diode C goes out.

  • Page 22: Door Mirror Heating

    Switching on f Press button. The light-emitting diode in the button lights up. After approx. 15 minutes, the heater switches off automatically. The heating can be switched back on again by pressing the switch again. Switching off f Press button. The light-emitting diode in the button goes out.

  • Page 23: Seat Adjustment

    Seat adjustment Manually adjustable sports seat A Seat height Warning! f Use lever A in a pumping movement: Risk of accident. The seat may move further Upwards – seat moves upwards than desired if you attempt to adjust it whilst Downwards –...
  • Page 24 E Lumbar support Seat backrest (pelvis and spinal column support) Folding forward To permit a relaxed sitting posture, the backrest f Pull up lever H in the side part of the backrest curvature is continuously adjustable in vertical and and fold the backrest forward. horizontal directions for individual pelvis and spinal column support.

  • Page 25: Seat Memory

    Warning! Recalling seat position The seat position can only be called up when the Risk of crushing due to uncontrolled recall of vehicle is at a standstill. a seat setting. f Cancel automatic adjustment by pressing any 1. Switch on the ignition or open the driver’s door.
  • Page 26 Operating with the remote control of the Storing individual lowered position of the Recalling seat position vehicle key passenger's door mirror as a parking aid f Unlock the locked vehicle or the luggage Once the driver's seat setting has been stored, an compartment with the remote control.

  • Page 27: Seat Heating

    Switching on High heating power f Press button. Both light-emitting diodes in the button light up. Low heating power f Press the rocker-switch symbol again. One light-emitting diode in the button lights up. Switching off f Press button. Light-emitting diodes go out. A - Seat heating, left B - Seat heating, right Seat Heating...

  • Page 28: Rear Seat Backrests

    Cabriolet f Do not fold up the rear seat backrests with the windstop installed. 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.

  • Page 29: Multi-Functional Steering Wheel

    Depending on the equipment in your vehicle, you a menu. To do this, turn the rotary knob can use the function keys of the multi-functional upward or downward. steering wheel to operate the following Porsche Readiness of the multi-functional steering Press rotary knob communication systems: wheel for operation To activate selected function.

  • Page 30: Sun Visors

    Sun visors f Swing the sun visors down to prevent dazzle from the front. f If you are dazzled from the side, unclip the sun visor from the inner bracket and swivel it round so that it is in front of the door window. Make-up mirror The make-up mirror on the rear of the sun visor is closed with a cover.

  • Page 31: Seat Belts

    (spectacles, ball- We recommend a Porsche partner for this work as point pens, pipes, etc.). they have trained workshop personnel and the – The warning light on the instrument panel lights Such articles may represent an additional necessary parts and tools.
  • Page 32 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 Insert the belt tongue into the appropriate buckle on the inboard side of the seat, until it locks securely with an audible click.

  • Page 33: Child Restraint System

    These systems have been tested and adjusted be switched off. to the interior of your Porsche and the appro- If the body weight is more than 27 kg, the priate child age groups. passenger airbag should be switched on.
  • Page 34 Children up to 9 months old Children aged between 3 and 6 years Children aged between 6 and 12 years Children of this age must be held in a restraint Children of this age are carried in child restraint Children of this age are carried in child restraint systems facing forward.
  • Page 35 Age group Weight group Seat type Authorisation number passenger’s rear seat seat Porsche Baby seat 0+ Isofix Universal E13 030011 up to approx. 9 months up to 13 kg Porsche Baby Seat 0+ Isofix Special E13 030012 Porsche part No.: 955.044.800.42...
  • Page 36 Do not install a child restraint system on the passenger's seat. f Have the fault remedied immediately. Consult a qualified specialist workshop. We recommend a Porsche partner for this work as they have trained workshop personnel and the necessary parts and tools. Note Switching passenger airbag on and off Warning light “PASSENGER AIRBAG OFF”...
  • Page 37 Porsche. These systems have been tested and adjusted to switched off if child restraint systems are the interior of your Porsche and the appropriate installed on the passenger’s seat for children child age groups. weighing up to 27 kg.

  • Page 38: Airbag Systems

    The head airbags are installed in the door lining. passenger. f If you sell your Porsche, tell the buyer that the The respective airbags could trigger depending So select your seat position so that it is not car is fitted with airbags and refer him to the on the angle of impact and force of impact.
  • Page 39 36. subassemblies with airbag units, must not be disposed of as “normal” scrap or waste or put into any other form of end storage. Your Porsche partner will be able to give you details about disposal. Controls, Safety, Instruments...

  • Page 40: Roll-Over Protection

    – Extreme tilting or leaning (vehicle threatening f Have the operational readiness of the airbag to roll over to the side, or to roll over in the fore recommend a Porsche partner for this work as and aft direction), they have trained workshop personnel and the system checked at the specified maintenance necessary parts and tools.

  • Page 41: Handbrake

    Applying the handbrake f Pull handbrake lever upwards. Releasing the handbrake f Pull handbrake lever slightly upwards, press the locking button and lower the lever completely. Warning light The warning lights on the instrument panel and on the on-board computer are lit when the handbrake is on and go out when the handbrake is fully released.

  • Page 42: Footbrake

    “dry” the brakes by and whether grease-dissolving agents were applying them at short intervals. Make sure used in car washes (not on cars with Porsche that following traffic is not affected. Ceramic Composite Brake). If the braking comfort is noticeably impaired, we recommend having the brake system checked by experts.
  • Page 43 BOARD COMPUTER” on page 106. f Have the brake pads replaced without delay. Consult a qualified specialist workshop. We recommend a Porsche partner for this work as they have trained workshop personnel and the necessary parts and tools. Controls, Safety, Instruments...

  • Page 44: Abs Brake System

    ABS Brake System ABS ensures Function Full steering control The decisive advantage of ABS lies in the driving (anti-lock brake system) stability and manoeuvrability of the vehicle in – The vehicle remains steerable hazardous situations. Safety notes! Good driving stability The ABS prevents locking of the wheels during full In spite of the advantages of ABS, it is still the –...
  • Page 45 ABS. f Adapt your driving style to the changed braking behaviour. The ABS must be checked by your Porsche partner in order to prevent the occurrence of further faults with unpredictable conse- quences.

  • Page 46: Sport Mode

    (only in manual overboost function is activated when Sport mode selection mode for vehicles with Tiptronic S). is switched on. Interventions by the Porsche – Overboost briefly increases the control systems are intentionally shifted towards engine boost pressure by approx. 0.2 bar...
  • Page 47 When Sport mode is switched on, the logo SPORT appears next to the digital speedometer. The arrow for the Overboost function appears next to the boost pressure gauge when the accelerator is depressed. Switching Sport mode on and off simultaneously activates and deactivates the Sport mode of the PASM.

  • Page 48: Porsche Stability Management (Psm)

    Porsche Stability Management PSM uses these values to determine the direction Examples of PSM control operations of travel desired by the driver. (PSM) – If the front wheels of the vehicle drift on a PSM intervenes and corrects the course if the...
  • Page 49 – PSM actively stabilises the vehicle as required The following functions stabilise the vehicle in during dynamic driving manoeuvres (e.g. rapid emergency situations, even with PSM switched steering movements, during lane changes or off: on alternating bends). – When PSM is off, the vehicle is stabilised as –...
  • Page 50 Consult a qualified specialist workshop. We Sport mode recommend a Porsche partner for this work as A sportier car set-up is obtained when Sport mode they have trained workshop personnel and the is switched on. necessary parts and tools.

  • Page 51: Porsche Active Suspension Management (Pasm)

    Porsche Active Suspension Switching off PASM Sport mode Management (PASM) f Press PASM button in the centre console. The light-emitting diode in the button goes out PASM makes two running-gear setups available to and the on-board computer displays a the driver: “Normal” and “Sport”.

  • Page 52: Retractable Rear Spoiler

    Spoiler extends at 120 km/h (75 mph) and Consult a qualified specialist workshop. We retracts at 60 km/h (37 mph). recommend a Porsche partner for this work as they have trained workshop personnel and the Engine compartment temperature above necessary parts and tools.
  • Page 53 Retracting a manually extended rear spoiler f At speeds between 0 and 30 km/h (20 mph), press and hold button until the rear spoiler has reached its final position. The light-emitting diode in the button goes out. The rear spoiler changes to automatic mode. f At speeds between 30 and 100 km/h (20 and 60 mph), press button briefly.

  • Page 54: Parking Aids

    f To avoid damaging the sensors, maintain suffi- Parking Aids cient distance when cleaning with steam-jet units. ParkAssist Signal tones/function When the driver backs up, ParkAssist indicates the When reverse gear is selected, ParkAssist distance between the car and an obstacle by confirms that it is switched on by issuing a short means of signal tones.
  • Page 55 Possible causes: Fault or system fault. f Have the fault remedied. Consult a qualified specialist workshop. We recommend a Porsche partner for this work as they have trained workshop personnel and the necessary parts and tools. A - Control switch for door mirror adjustment Swivelling down mirror glass as parking f Please observe the chapter “SEAT MEMORY”...

  • Page 56: Porsche Traction Management (Ptm)

    Checks on test stands TOW-STARTING” on page 231. propulsion even on an unfavourable road surface. In combination with Porsche Stability Management Power measurement Wheels/tyres (PSM), the PTM ensures optimum handling and Performance tests on roller test stands are not high driving stability.

  • Page 57: Interior Lights

    Interior lights, reading lights Orientation light Switching off A light-emitting diode at the bottom of the interior f Press left half of switch. mirror improves orientation in the passenger compartment when it is dark. Switching to continuous illumination Note on operation f Press right half of switch.

  • Page 58: Controls, Instruments

    5.Wiper/washer lever, 18.Operating panel for air conditioning rear window wiper 19.Buttons for rear spoiler, 6.Button for seat heating, left Porsche Active Suspension Management (PASM), Sport mode, 7.Interior temperature sensor/GPS antenna Porsche Stability Management (PSM) 8.Stopwatch 9.Button for hazard warning lights 10.Central locking button,...
  • Page 59 Controls, Safety, Instruments...

  • Page 60: Ignition Lock/Steering Lock

    Ignition lock position 0 Ignition lock position 2 Initial position Start engine f Turn ignition key to ignition lock position 2. The ignition key cannot be withdrawn when the ignition is switched on or when the engine has f Please observe the chapter “STARTING AND been started.
  • Page 61 Emergency operation – releasing the 3. Use metal hook A to remove the plastic 4. Turn ignition key counter-clockwise as far as it ignition key cover B from the ignition lock. will go. Make sure that plastic cover B is not lost. 5.

  • Page 62: Starting And Stopping The Engine

    f To ensure a good charge condition for the Starting and Stopping the Engine Starting battery and thus its ability to start the engine, f Operate footbrake. f Please observe the chapter “IMMOBILISER” on all electrical accessories which are not page 10.
  • Page 63 Stopping Engine-compartment blower, radiator fans The radiators and radiator fans are in the front of f Only switch the ignition off when the vehicle is the vehicle. stationary, as there is no steering assistance The engine-compartment blower is mounted on and brake boost when the engine is switched the engine compartment lid.

  • Page 64: Instrument Panel

    1.Engine oil temperature display corresponding control unit memory and can be 18.Central warning light 2.Analogue speedometer read out at a Porsche partner. 19.On-board computer display 3.Tyre pressure warning light This information can also be used to protect you 20.Porsche Stability Management or Porsche from unjustified claims.
  • Page 65 Controls, Safety, Instruments...

  • Page 66: Engine Oil Temperature

    Instrument Illumination The illumination is automatically adjusted to the ambient brightness by the light sensor in the analogue tachometer. In addition, when the car lights are switched on, the instrument and switch brightness can be manually adjusted. Warning! Risk of accident when adjusting brightness whilst driving.

  • Page 67: Trip Counter

    Resetting to 0 km f Press adjustment button A for approx. 1 second or f Reset the distance in the “SET” menu of the on-board computer. f Please observe the chapter “ON-BOARD COMPUTER (BC)” on page 76. After exceeding 9999 kilometres or 6213 miles, the counter returns to 0.

  • Page 68: Speedometer

    Speedometer Changing Over Between Kilometres/Miles The digital speedometer is integrated in the on- board computer display. The units of the distance and speed displays can The indication changes from km/h to mph when also be changed in the SET menu of the on-board the units are changed from kilometres to miles.

  • Page 69: Tachometer

    Direction Indicator The pilot light flashes in time with the direction indicator lights. Left arrow – left indicator Right arrow – right indicator If the rhythm of the display becomes noticeably faster, check operation of the direction indicator lights. High Beam Indicator light The indicator light is lit when high beam or headlight flasher is switched on.

  • Page 70: Cooling System

    Please observe the chapter “COOLANT LEVEL” the event of faults in the cooling system. on page 177. Engine-compartment blower We recommend a Porsche partner for this Note work as they have trained workshop personnel The temperature gauge warning light flashes if and the necessary parts and tools.

  • Page 71: Tiptronic S

    DRIVING PROGRAMME” on page 148. f Have the fault repaired immediately. Consult a qualified specialist workshop. We Tiptronic S recommend a Porsche partner for this work as they have trained workshop personnel and the Indicator for Tiptronic selector lever necessary parts and tools.

  • Page 72: Fuel

    Have the fault remedied. Consult a qualified specialist workshop. We Warning light “A” recommend a Porsche partner for this work as they have trained workshop personnel and the If less than approx. 10 litres remains in the tank, necessary parts and tools.

  • Page 73: Clock

    Setting the time Leaving adjustment mode Automatically after one minute or: Warning! f Press adjustment button again. Risk of accident when setting the clock whilst When adjustment mode is deliberately left by driving. You may lose control of the vehicle. pressing the button, the time begins precisely to f Do not reach through the steering-wheel the second.

  • Page 74: Engine Oil Pressure

    Consult a qualified specialist workshop. We leak. f Do not continue driving if the warning message recommend a Porsche partner for this work as they have trained workshop personnel and the appears even when the oil level is correct.

  • Page 75: Emission Control

    INFO menu. specialist workshop. We recommend a early that could, for example, cause increased Porsche partner for this work as they have The messages can be called in the on-board pollutant emissions or consequential damage. trained workshop personnel and the necessary...

  • Page 76: On-Board Computer (Bc)

    Operating lever The on-board computer is operated with the lower left lever on the steering column. Selecting functions of the on-board computer f Push lever up 3 or down 4. Confirming selection (Enter) f Push the lever forward 1. Moving back one or several selection levels f Pull the lever back 2 once or several times or f Select the arrow on the on-board...
  • Page 77 Basic setting Arrow symbol “E” for continuation – Central display: ..Radio station Arrow symbol: f Push operating lever down in order to continue The central line B of the on-board computer can be selected in the SET menu. the menu. Arrow symbol: Calling on-board computer functions in f Push operating lever up in order to continue...
  • Page 78 E - Arrow symbols for continuation D - Selection field Controls, Safety, Instruments...
  • Page 79 LIMIT Acoustic Warning Signal for Speed Limit The acoustic warning signal can be activated for speeds above 10 km/h (6 mph). The signal sounds when the preset speed is exceeded. For the signal to sound again, the driving speed must fall below the preset speed by at least 5 km/h (3 mph).
  • Page 80 f Select “xx mph” with the operating lever. Option 1: Option 2: f Push operating lever forward. Accepting current speed Presetting speed f Push operating lever forward. f Select “LIMIT active” with the operating lever: The acoustic warning signal is activated for the not active current speed.
  • Page 81 Switching the acoustic warning signal off f Select “LIMIT active” with the operating lever. f Push operating lever forward. Display: f Push operating lever slightly up or down until the desired speed is reached. upwards: speed is increased downwards: speed is decreased Note: Holding the lever pressed up or down for a longer period will adjust the speed in...
  • Page 82 f Push operating lever forward. f Push operating lever forward. INFO f Push operating lever forwards or pull Warning messages Any existing warning messages can be called backwards. using the operating lever. Switching on selection field “D” The display returns to the Info menu. You also can call warning messages which were f Push operating lever forward.
  • Page 83 f Push operating lever forward. Note Telephone information You can recall phone calls, e.g. calls that arrived during your absence, via the menu item “Missed Switching on selection field “D” calls”. f Push operating lever forward. Recalling telephone information f Select TEL with the operating lever. Controls, Safety, Instruments...
  • Page 84 f Push operating lever forward. f Push the operating lever forward to end the Example: f Select a person to call and push the operating call. Selecting from the telephone book and lever forward. calling The connection is established. f Select “Phone book” with the operating lever. Controls, Safety, Instruments...
  • Page 85 Incoming call f Select “Accept” or “Refuse” and push the operating lever forward. Note Rejected phone calls can be recalled with menu item “Missed calls”. Controls, Safety, Instruments...
  • Page 86 Starting/stopping stopwatch journeys. Measured lap times can be stored and All stopwatch displays are started and stopped via evaluated if the vehicle is equipped with Porsche the on-board computer menu CHRONO. Communication Management (PCM). f Please observe the chapter “Sport display” in the separate PCM operating instructions.
  • Page 87 f Push operating lever forward. f Push operating lever forward. Starting timing The time runs on all stopwatch displays. f Push operating lever forward. The on-board computer display changes to the The selection field is switched on. “Stop timing/Interm. time” selection. f Select CHRONO with the operating lever.
  • Page 88 f Push lever forward. Stopping timing Continue timing The time is stopped in all stopwatch displays After time measurement is started, the on-board After timing has been stopped, the on-board and the on-board computer display changes to computer display changes to the “Stop timing/ computer display changes to the “Continue/ the “Continue/Reset”...
  • Page 89 f Push operating lever forward. f Push operating lever forward. Resetting the time The stopwatch displays continue timing. The display returns to the “Start timing” After timing has been stopped, the on-board selection. The on-board computer display returns to the computer display changes to the “Continue/ The stopwatch displays on the instrument “Stop time/Interm.
  • Page 90 The inter- mediate times B are for your information. Measured lap times A can be stored and evalu- ated if the vehicle is equipped with Porsche Communication Management (PCM). Controls, Safety, Instruments...
  • Page 91 The intermediate time will be displayed for approx. The new lap is displayed on the on-board Starting a new lap time measurement 5 seconds. computer and the PCM. Timing on the on-board The “New lap?” selection appears for 5 seconds The on-board computer display then returns to the computer and on the PCM begins from zero.
  • Page 92 f The on-board computer display returns to the “Stop timing/Interm. time” selection after a short period. f You can stop the stopwatch or measure another intermediate time or a new lap. Note for PCM: If you wish to store the lap time in the PCM, the performance display in the “Trip/Sport display/ Begin trip”...
  • Page 93 f If Tyre Pressure Monitoring is defective Caution! Tyre Pressure Monitoring (e.g. defective wheel transmitters), contact a Despite the advantages offered by Tyre specialist workshop immediately and have the Pressure Monitoring, it is still the driver’s Tyre Pressure Monitoring continuously monitors damage repaired.
  • Page 94 You can read the tyre pressures to be corrected on this display. The tyre pressure to be corrected (refill pressure) is indicated on the displayed wheel. Example: If “–0.1 bar (–1.5 psi)” is displayed, 0.1 bar (1.5 psi) must be added to this tyre. Note The Tyre pressure menu can only be called up when the vehicle is stationary.
  • Page 95 f Select “Info tyres” with the operating lever. f Push operating lever forward. Tyre type info in Tyre pressure menu f Push operating lever forward. The display changes to the Tyre pressure Information about the currently set tyres: menu. – Tyre type: Tyre selection in the “Set”...
  • Page 96 f Select “Set” with the operating lever. f Push operating lever forward. f Select “Continue” and push the operating lever f Select desired tyre type: forward. summer or winter. f Push operating lever forward. A display for confirming the selected type of tyre appears.
  • Page 97 Consult a qualified specialist workshop. We recommend a Porsche partner for this work as they have trained workshop personnel and the necessary parts and tools. f Use only tyres approved by Porsche.
  • Page 98 f Select partial load or full load and push the f The tyre pressure warning contains the Tyre pressure warnings operating lever forward. affected tyre with the tyre pressure to be Tyre Pressure Monitoring warns about loss in f Please observe the chapter “TYRE added.
  • Page 99 Consult a qualified specialist workshop. We on the on-board-computer: recommend a Porsche partner for this work as – The display of the Tyre pressure function of the they have trained workshop personnel and the necessary parts and tools.
  • Page 100 No monitoring In accordance with physical principles, the air pressure changes as the temperature changes. The tyre pressure increases or decreases by In the event of faults, Tyre Pressure Monitoring around 0.1 bar (1.5 psi) for every 10 °C (18 °F) cannot monitor the tyre pressure.
  • Page 101 Display and measurement of the engine oil level Caution! Risk of engine damage. f Regularly check the oil level after refuelling. f Do not allow the oil level to fall below the minimum mark. Conditions for measuring the oil level 1.
  • Page 102 f Never add more engine oil than required to reach the maximum mark. Failure A failure of the oil level display is indicated by a warning message in the on-board computer. Display “Check oil level” The on-board computer display “Check oil level” is an additional reminder for you to check the oil level.
  • Page 103 Basic Setting of On-Board Computer Switching on selection field “D” f Push operating lever forward. Changing the basic setting of the on-board computer f Select “SET” with the operating lever. f Push operating lever forward. Reset f Select the desired function with the operating –...
  • Page 104 – Temperature °Celsius, °Fahrenheit – Tyre pressure bar, psi – Engine boost pressure bar, psi Display (Select central line of the on-board computer) – Change display Audio information (set radio station) Range on remaining fuel Empty – Telephone info When Telephone information is active, incoming telephone calls are displayed on the on-board computer.
  • Page 105 General information regarding the Tyre pressure on-board computer functions The Tyre pressure function of the on-board computer displays the tyre pressures dependent Range on remaining fuel on temperature in the four wheels. You can watch The range on remaining fuel is continuously recal- the tyre pressure rise and fall while driving.
  • Page 106 Warnings on the instrument panel and the on-board computer If a warning message appears, always refer to the corresponding chapters in the 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.
  • Page 107 Instrument On-board Text display Meaning/measure panel computer on on-board computer Check The reported light is faulty. Check bulb. left/right Consult a qualified specialist workshop.* dipped beam also applies to: front side lights, direction indicator, high beam, fog lights, side indicator light, brake light, tail light, rear fog light, reversing light, raised brake light...
  • Page 108 Instrument On-board Text display Meaning/measure panel computer on on-board computer Fuel gauge Consider Refuel at the next opportunity. warning remaining light range Check engine oil level Start engine oil level measurement in the on-board computer. The vehicle must be horizontal and the ignition must be switched on.
  • Page 109 Do not continue driving. Have the fault remedied distribution by a qualified specialist workshop.* ABS failure Consult a qualified specialist workshop.* Porsche Stability Management was switched off. Porsche Stability Management was switched PSM failure Consult a qualified specialist workshop.* PASM...
  • Page 110 Instrument On-board Text display Meaning/measure panel computer on on-board computer PASM Consult a qualified specialist workshop.* indicator faulty Failure Consult a qualified specialist workshop.* Sport mode System fault Airbag is faulty. Airbag Consult a qualified specialist workshop.* Failure Driving stability is impaired. Spoiler Adjust your driving style.
  • Page 111 Instrument On-board Text display Meaning/measure panel computer on on-board computer Flat tyre! Tyre Pressure Monitoring has detected a serious pressure loss. Stop in a suitable place and check tyres for damage. Fill in tyre sealant if necessary. Add air Tyre Pressure Monitoring has detected a gradual pressure loss.
  • Page 112 Instrument On-board Text display Meaning/measure panel computer on on-board computer System fault Several systems may have failed. Adjust your Visit driving style. workshop Consult a qualified specialist workshop.* Failure Consult a qualified specialist workshop.* Fuel level indicator Workshop Service in km/days Service indicator Bring the vehicle in for service no later than after the distance/time shown has elapsed.
  • Page 113 Failure Consult a qualified specialist workshop.* Roll-over protection We recommend that you use a Porsche Partner for this work since these are staffed with trained personnel and have the necessary parts. Acknowledging warning messages Warning messages can be deleted from the on-board computer display.

  • Page 114: Light Switch

    Home mode Fog lights Only in conjunction with side lights or Switching on Home mode dipped beam: Pull switch to first click. f Move light switch to the HOME position. Indicator light comes on. For improved visibility and security when you get Rear fog light in and out of the car, the fog lights and the tail lights remain on for a certain period of time:...

  • Page 115: Headlight Beam Adjustment

    Parking Light/Headlight Flasher f Consult a qualified specialist workshop. We Stalk recommend a Porsche partner for this work as they have trained workshop personnel and the Direction indicators, dipped beam and high beam necessary parts and tools.

  • Page 116: Windscreen Wiper/Washer Stalk

    Windscreen Wiper/Washer Stalk 4 – Front windscreen wipers – one-touch operation Move wiper stalk downwards. Caution! The front windscreen wipers wipe once. Risk of injury if windscreen wipers start 5 – Front windscreen wiper and washer to wipe unexpectedly, e.g. in rain sensor system operation.
  • Page 117 Please observe the chapter “Individual Memory” in the separate PCM operating instructions. Rear wiper 6 – Rear window wiper – intermittent operation Move wiper stalk forward. The rear window wiper wipes at preset intervals. If a speed of 210 km/h (130 mph) is exceeded, the rear wiper is switched off automatically and is switched on again when the speed falls below 200 km/h...
  • Page 118 We recom- f Operate windscreen washer system 5 or mend Porsche window cleaner. If they are very f Change the sensitivity of the rain sensor with dirty (e.g. with insect remains), they can be four-stage switch A.

  • Page 119: Cruise Control

    Vehicles with Tiptronic Accelerating (e.g. to overtake) Additional downshifts are carried out to help Option 1 maintain the pre-selected speed (especially when f Increase the speed as usual with the driving downhill). accelerator. When you ease off the accelerator, Warning! the previously saved value is again set.
  • Page 120 Decelerating Interrupting cruise control operation Resuming the stored speed f Pull operating lever downwards briefly f Briefly push operating lever upwards Option 1 (position 3) or (position 4). f Pull operating lever towards the steering wheel The cruise control accelerates/decelerates f Operate brake or clutch pedal or (position 2) until the desired speed is reached.

  • Page 121: Hazard Warning Lights

    Hazard Warning Lights The hazard warning lights are ready for use regardless of the ignition lock position. Switching on and off f Press button on the instrument panel. All direction indicator lights and the indicator light in the switch flash with the same rhythm. Controls, Safety, Instruments...

  • Page 122: Automatic Air-Conditioning System

    A - Seat heating, left B - Defrosting the windscreen C - Circulating-air button D - Temperature sensor E - AC OFF button (air-conditioning compressor on/off) F - Heated rear window G - Seat heating, right H - Temperature button I - AUTO button (automatic mode) J - Air distribution to footwell K - Air distribution to central and side vents...
  • Page 123 Adjusting blower speed Circulating-air mode Defrosting the windscreen f Press button B (switch on or off). f Press button M upwards or downwards The outside-air supply is interrupted and only the The windscreen is demisted or defrosted as respectively. inside air is circulated. quickly as possible.
  • Page 124 Air distribution to windscreen repaired. Consult a qualified specialist workshop. We f Press button L. recommend a Porsche partner for this work as The air flows to the windscreen. they have trained workshop personnel and the The selection appears on the display panel.

  • Page 125: Central And Side Vents

    Fresh-air intake In order to ensure unhindered air intake: f Keep the fresh-air intake between the windscreen and the luggage compartment lid free from snow, ice and leaves. A - Continuous opening and closing Changing air flow direction B - Setting vent direction f Swivel vent vanes in the desired direction.

  • Page 126: Heated Rear Window/Door Mirror Heating

    Switching on f Press button. The light-emitting diode in the button lights up. After approx. 15 minutes, the heater switches off automatically. The heating can be switched back on again by pressing the switch again. Switching off f Press button. The light-emitting diode in the button goes out.

  • Page 127: Cupholder

    Cupholder (holder for drinks cans and cups) f Keep the cupholder closed while driving. Warning! Risk of scalding or damage due to spilling drinks. f Only use containers which fit. f Do not put overfilled containers in the cupholder. f Do not use for hot drinks. f Press the symbol for the respective cupholder.
  • Page 128 Closing cupholder f Push cupholder drawer in. f Open panel in the middle. f Close and engage the cupholder. f Close panel in the middle. Pulling cupholder out f Pull out holder (arrow). f Insert container. f Carefully slide holder inwards to adjust it to the container size.

  • Page 129: Ashtray

    Heating lighter f Open ashtray lid. f Press lighter into the receptacle. When the element is red hot the lighter jumps back to its initial position. Note on operation The lighter receptacle should not be used for electrical accessories (except for the tyre filling compressor).

  • Page 130: Storage

    Storage Storage options – in the doors, Warning! – in the door sill next to the passenger's seat, Danger of injury during braking, rapid direction changes or in an accident. – in the centre console, f Do not carry items of luggage or objects in the –...
  • Page 131 Glove compartment Warning! Danger of injury by the glove compartment lid in case of an accident. f Keep the glove compartment lid closed while driving. Opening CD holder f Pull the catch and open the lid. Occupied drawers are indicated by a red window. Locking Opening drawers f Lock the catch to secure the contents against...

  • Page 132: Luggage Compartment Lid And Engine Compartment Lid

    The luggage compartment lid can also be unlocked with the radio remote control. f Please observe the chapter “KEYS” on page 10. Note If the vehicle battery is discharged, the luggage compartment lid can only be opened by connecting an external power source. f Please observe the chapter “ELECTRICAL SYSTEM”...
  • Page 133 Closing luggage compartment lid and engine compartment lid f Lower the lid and close it. f Push the lid closed with the palm of your hand in the area of the lock. Check that the lid has correctly engaged in the lock.

  • Page 134: Luggage Compartment

    Caution! Risk of damage. f Do not store any objects behind the access cover. Warning triangle The warning triangle can be secured to the front of the luggage compartment. f Before removing the warning triangle, disen- gage the rubber ring mount (Figure). First aid kit The mounting strap of the first aid kit can be fixed on the right side (direction of travel) of the luggage...

  • Page 135: Car Telephones And 2-Way Radios

    The must be adapted to the type of telephone in use. workshop will be familiar with the technical require- Your Porsche partner will be pleased to advise ments for installing devices of this kind. you.

  • Page 136: Antenna

    A large amount of tyre slip (e.g. spinning wheels Accessories which have not been tested and on snow) may result in temporarily inaccurate approved by Porsche may impair radio reception. navigation. Antenna When the battery has been disconnected, it may...

  • Page 137: Fire Extinguisher

    Notes f Pay attention to the final inspection date on the fire extinguisher. If the fire extinguisher is used after its inspec- tion interval has elapsed, it may not function properly. f Follow the operating instructions on the fire extinguisher. f The fire extinguisher should be checked for operation by a specialist workshop every 1-2 years.

  • Page 138: Homelink

    Warning! Notes on operation f Always use the HomeLink opener in the Risk of accident when using the HomeLink if direction of travel. persons, animals or objects are within the range of movement of the equipment that is Otherwise, range restrictions cannot be being operated.
  • Page 139 Several attempts with different distances between Note the vehicle and the original hand-held transmitter f Please consult a Porsche partner if you have Allocating signals to the buttons might be necessary. not been able to successfully allocate signals...

  • Page 140: Controls, Safety, Instruments

    To reprogram a single button: Deleting programmed signals of the HomeLink 1. Press the desired button until the light-emitting diode begins to flash slowly (approx. (e.g. when selling the vehicle) 20 seconds). f Keep the two outer buttons 1 and 3 You then have approx.
  • Page 141 Shifting Gears Manual Transmission, Clutch ....... 142 Tiptronic S..........143 Shifting Gears...

  • Page 142: Shifting Gears

    Do not obstruct the pedal travel with floor mats or other objects. Non-skid floor mats of the correct size are available at your Porsche partner. The positions of the gears are shown on the shift diagram on the gearshift lever.
  • Page 143 Tiptronic S Starting The engine can be started only if the brake pedal The Porsche Tiptronic is a five-speed transmission with an “automatic” and a “manual” selection is depressed and the selector lever is in position P or N. mode.
  • Page 144 Have the fault repaired immediately. Consult a qualified specialist workshop. We – The selector lever position is displayed recommend a Porsche partner for this work as immediately after the correct position has they have trained workshop personnel and the been detected.

  • Page 145: Selector Lever Positions

    Selector lever positions D - Automatic selection mode Sport mode switched on f Please observe the chapter “SPORT MODE” on Select position D for “normal” driving. The gears page 46. P – Parking lock are shifted automatically according to the acceler- If the Sport mode programme is switched on, ator position and speed.
  • Page 146 Shifting gears on the steering wheel Temporary change-down With the rocker switches on the steering wheel, Conditions: you can change temporarily from automatic Speed is higher than approx. 54 km/h (33 mph). selection mode D to manual mode M. f Rapid acceleration. For example: The Tiptronic changes temporarily to the sportiest gear-changing map, i.e.
  • Page 147 Consult a qualified specialist workshop. We Depending on driving speed and engine speed, recommend a Porsche partner for this work as you can shift up or down at any time. If the PSM is switched off and/or Sport mode is...

  • Page 148: Shifting Gears

    P. 4. Have the fault remedied immediately. TOW-STARTING” on page 231. Consult a qualified specialist workshop. We recommend a Porsche partner for this work as Reduced driving programme they have trained workshop personnel and the necessary parts and tools.
  • Page 149 Mobile Roofs Sliding/Lifting Roof........150 Convertible Top.......... 154 Windstop ........... 164 Hardtop............. 168 Roof Transport System....... 174 Mobile Roofs...

  • Page 150: Sliding/Lifting Roof

    Sliding/Lifting Roof A - Opening the sliding/lifting roof f Press rear of rocker switch A until the sliding/ Warning! lifting roof has reached the desired position. Risk of injury when operating or automati- One-touch operation cally closing the sliding/lifting roof. f Briefly press rear of rocker switch A.
  • Page 151 B - Closing the sliding/lifting roof C - Lifting sliding/lifting roof f Press front of rocker switch B until the sliding/ f Press centre of rocker switch C until sliding/ lifting roof has reached the desired position. lifting roof reaches the desired position. One-touch operation One-touch operation f Touch front of rocker switch B.
  • Page 152 Emergency operation Before using emergency operation, please check whether the fuses are defective. f Please observe the chapter “ELECTRICAL SYSTEM” on page 210. Warning! Danger of injury and damage. f Do not operate the sliding/lifting roof with the rocker switch during and after emergency operation.
  • Page 153 Close the cover and screw in the screws. 7. Have the fault remedied. Consult a qualified specialist workshop. We recommend a Porsche partner for this work as they have trained workshop personnel and the necessary parts and tools. Mobile Roofs...

  • Page 154: Convertible Top

    f To prevent damp stains and abrasion damage, Convertible Top Door windows and side windows open the convertible top only when it is in a The side windows are lowered automatically when Brief operating instructions can be found on the dry, clean state.
  • Page 155 Conditions for operating the Opening convertible top with the rocker convertible top switch f Pull and hold up the switch until the convertible With the rocker switch top has reached its final position or until the – The ignition must be switched on door windows are in their desired position.
  • Page 156 f Keep the lids of the make-up mirrors in the sun Closing convertible top with the rocker visors closed when closing the convertible top. switch f Press and hold down the switch until the f Please observe the chapter “WARNINGS ON convertible top has reached its final position or THE INSTRUMENT PANEL AND THE ON- until the windows are in their desired position.
  • Page 157 Messages on on-board computer Emergency operation of the convertible Rear lid f Before carrying out emergency operation of the top, please check the following: If the engine compartment lid is open when the Was the ignition switched on and was the convertible top is activated, a message appears engine compartment lid closed during opera- on the on-board computer.
  • Page 158 Removing the lining from the rear wall Opening the convertible-top compartment Warning! “D” 1. Unscrew screws A from the rear wall lining. Risk of injury. The Allen key may rotate or fly Pull out the screwdriver set as necessary and 1.
  • Page 159 Warning! Risk of injury. The Allen key may rotate or fly out if the convertible top is activated. f Always remove the Allen key B from the drive spindle of the side flap before operating the convertible top. f When you have opened the side flaps, try to close the convertible top using the rocker switch.
  • Page 160 2. Position yourself behind the front seats and 3. Close the convertible top until it reaches its Closing the convertible top grasp the convertible top in the middle. highest point. 1. Insert the Allen key B through hole G into the hydraulic valve.
  • Page 161 2. Take the Allen key K out of the oddments tray The lock with the locking hook is attached to the Extending the locking hook “H” between the front seats. convertible top. 1. Pull the plastic lid J down on the front corners. Please perform work on the convertible-top lock Push the lid carefully to the rear and take it off.
  • Page 162 5. Pull the convertible top all the way forward to 1. Insert the Allen key again. Mounting the plastic lid the windscreen frame. Turn in the direction of arrow “close” until you f Push the plastic lid over the convertible top can feel marked resistance and the convertible locking mechanism from behind.
  • Page 163 Drive slowly to a qualified specialist workshop. We recommend a Porsche partner for this work as they have trained workshop personnel and the necessary parts and tools. Closing the convertible-top compartment lid...

  • Page 164: Windstop

    Caution! Risk of damage to the windstop. f Make sure that the windstop is not damaged by items of luggage or objects in the luggage compartment. f Do not place any objects on the windstop. f Do not store any objects with sharp edges under the installed windstop.
  • Page 165 4. Check whether the lock of the windstop lower A - Lock open Installing the windstop section is engaged. B - Lock closed Press lock together if necessary (arrows). 1. Open the zipper of the protective bag and take 5. Check whether the two red locking handles are the windstop out of the luggage compartment.
  • Page 166 6. Insert the fastening tabs C of the windstop into 8. Lift the upper section of windstop if required. 7. Press red locking handles inwards and swivel the guides of the seat belts. downwards. Make sure that the plastic pin E engages in the The spring pushes the square pins of the locks centre guide of the windstop.
  • Page 167 4. Fold the windstop together so that the split A - Lock open B - Lock closed windstop lower section is on the outside. 5. Place the windstop in the protective bag in the Removing the windstop luggage compartment and close the zipper of the protective bag.

  • Page 168: Hardtop

    Hardtop Storage Your Porsche partner will be pleased to advise you about correct hardtop storage. Make sure that the hardtop is placed on a clean, soft surface. Removing the hardtop 3. Press the red locking button A of the front locking lever.
  • Page 169 4. Take the unlocking handle D from the 6. Insert the unlocking handle D into one of the 9. Together with a second person on the other oddments tray between the front seats. rear hardtop locks. side, grasp the hardtop at points E and F. Loosen fastening screw approx.
  • Page 170 Fitting the hardtop 11.Carefully unclip both protective covers J. 3. Position the unlocking handle D on the dot 12.Fit both plastic covers C into the trim panel. marking. Caution! The marker dot must point to the rear. Carefully lever out both plastic covers C. These plastic covers are also used with the Risk of damage to the windstop and hardtop.
  • Page 171 5. Pull off the plastic cover from the front hardtop 6. Press red locking button of the front locking lock. lever. Fully open the locking lever. Mobile Roofs...
  • Page 172 Caution! Risk of damage due to inadvertent operation of the convertible top when the hardtop is fitted. f Make sure that the front locking lever G is always properly locked. This disables the convertible-top drive. 7. Check whether the rear threaded joints on the 10.First push the hardtop fully into the guides on hardtop are loosened (2 turns clockwise).
  • Page 173 11.Swivel the front locking lever G to the rear. 13.Tighten the fastening screw by hand. Then 15.Fit both plastic covers C into the trim panels of The locking hook H must engage in the tighten the fastening screw with the unlocking the rear hardtop locks so that the marking dots windscreen frame (arrow).

  • Page 174: Roof Transport System

    Items of luggage must not project beyond the Since fuel consumption and noise are increased Your Porsche partner will be pleased to tell you side of the load area. with the Roof Transport System fitted, it should...
  • Page 175 Maintenance, Car Care Notes on Maintenance ........ 176 Coolant Level..........177 Engine Oils ..........178 Engine Oil Level ......... 179 Brake Fluid Level........180 Emission Control System ......182 Fuel............183 Fuel Can ............ 184 Washer Fluid ..........185 Power Steering .......... 186 Air Cleaner ..........

  • Page 176: Notes On Maintenance

    Notes on Maintenance Danger! on the engine compartment lid. Risk of death, injury and fire during mainte- We recommend that you use your Porsche partner After the engine is switched off, the engine nance work. for carrying out this work.

  • Page 177: Coolant Level

    Do not open the cap of the expansion tank Consult a qualified specialist workshop. We while the engine is hot. recommend a Porsche partner for this work as they have trained workshop personnel and the Coolant Level 1. Switch engine off and let it cool.

  • Page 178: Engine Oils

    Viscosity Engine oil is not just a lubricant: it also fulfils many The viscosity (flow capability) is indicated by the Porsche engines are designed so that no oil additives may be used. functions at the same time, such as component SAE viscosity classes.

  • Page 179: Engine Oil Level

    1.5 litres. One segment of the display corresponds to a top-up quantity of approx. 0.5 litre. Topping up engine oil Porsche recommends 1. The on-board computer indicates how much oil Warning! must be added. Risk of burning from hot parts in engine 2.

  • Page 180: Brake Fluid Level

    Brake Fluid Level f Please observe the chapter “NOTES ON MAINTENANCE” on page 176. 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.
  • Page 181 Stop immediately in a suitable place. f Do not continue driving. Consult a qualified specialist workshop. We recommend a Porsche partner for this work as they have trained workshop personnel and the necessary parts and tools. Maintenance, Car Care...

  • Page 182: Emission Control System

    Consult a qualified specialist workshop. We recommend a Porsche partner for this work as they have trained workshop personnel and the necessary parts and tools. f Avoid high cornering speeds after the fuel-level warning light lights up.

  • Page 183: Fuel

    In this case, the fuel may be mixed with the To avoid permanent damage to the functionality of Opening the filler flap additive sold and recommended by Porsche after the catalytic converters and oxygen sensors, use consulting a Porsche partner.

  • Page 184: Fuel Can

    3. Insert the pump nozzle fully into the filler neck with the handle of the pump nozzle facing down. 4. Do not add further fuel once the correctly operated automatic pump nozzle has switched off. Fuel could spray or could run over when heated.

  • Page 185: Washer Fluid

    – phosphate free, – suitable for plastic headlights. We recommend that you use concentrated window cleaner approved by Porsche. Your Porsche partner will be pleased to advise you. Summer filling Washer Fluid Water + concentrated window cleaner in the mixture ratio stated on the container.

  • Page 186: Power Steering

    Checking hydraulic fluid f Please observe the chapter “NOTES ON MAINTENANCE” on page 176. f Only use genuine Porsche hydraulic fluid or a hydraulic fluid of similar quality which has been approved according to Porsche specifications and product requirements.

  • Page 187: Air Cleaner

    A dirty filter can be the cause of reduced air throughput: f Have the filter replaced. Consult a qualified specialist workshop. We recommend a Porsche partner for this work as they have trained workshop personnel and the necessary parts and tools. Regular filter replacement is part of servicing.

  • Page 188: Wiper Blades

    2. Switch the wipers off (position 0) and remove cleaner, especially after the vehicle has been the ignition key. washed in a car wash. We recommend Porsche window cleaner. If they are very dirty (e.g. with 3. Fold wiper arm away from the glass.
  • Page 189 5. Insert new wiper blade until you feel it engage. 4. Press together the plastic spring of the wiper Ensure that the new wiper blade is inserted blade. into the wiper arm in the same position: 5. Pull wiper blade upwards out of wiper arm. –...

  • Page 190: Car Care Instructions

    The best protection for the vehicle from the Regular, skilled care helps to maintain the value of Warning! your Porsche and can be a precondition for the damaging effects of the environment is frequent High-pressure cleaning units can damage upholding of claims under the vehicle guarantee washing and preservation.
  • Page 191 Do not wash your Porsche in direct sunlight or Car washes Convertible Top when its body is hot. Optional add-on parts or parts which project The useful life and appearance of the convertible f When washing by hand, use plenty of water, a beyond the contours of the vehicle may be top depend largely on expert care and operation.
  • Page 192 Strong sunlight, rain, frost and snow, ultraviolet obtained using preservatives should paint radiation, rapid temperature changes, industrial polish be used to clean the paint. We recommend the Porsche convertible top dust and chemical deposits act on the paint in We recommend Porsche paint polish. care product.
  • Page 193 Consult a qualified specialist workshop. We the engine compartment. This also applies when Door windows feature a water-repellent (hydro- recommend a Porsche partner for this work as corrosion-protected parts are replaced. phobic) coating which prevents soiling of the they have trained workshop personnel and the windows.
  • Page 194 If the vehicle is washed in an automatic car wash, We recommend Porsche cleaner for light alloy The protective material could overheat and wax residues may adhere to the windscreen. rims.
  • Page 195 Please always follow the instructions for use In order to prevent damage to the anti- given on the containers. friction coating, the inner door seals and the We recommend the Porsche leather care convertible-top and hardtop seals must not product. be treated with care products.
  • Page 196 Alcantara. size. If you wish to keep your Porsche off the road for a lengthy period, we recommend that you contact For regular care it is sufficient to clean the cover Warning! with a soft brush.
  • Page 197 Practical Tips, Minor Repairs Notes on Minor Repairs ......198 Tyres and Wheels........199 Wheel Bolts ..........204 Flat Tyre............ 205 Changing a Wheel ........208 Electrical System ........210 Battery ............214 Jump Lead Starting ........218 Bulb Chart ..........220 Replacing Bulbs .........

  • Page 198: Notes On Minor Repairs

    Notes on Minor Repairs Danger! on the engine compartment lid. Risk of death, injury and fire during mainte- We recommend that you use your Porsche partner After the engine is switched off, the engine nance work. for carrying out this work.

  • Page 199: Tyres And Wheels

    Never let air out of hot tyres. f Regularly check tyres, including the sidewalls, your Porsche. This could cause the tyre pressure to fall below for foreign bodies, nicks, cuts, cracks and For your own protection and that of other road the prescribed value.
  • Page 200 In the case of the following tyre damage, the tyre Storage of wheels Wheel balancing must be replaced for safety reasons: f Always store wheels in cool, dry, dark condi- f As a precaution, have wheels with summer – Tyre damage where the possibility of a ply tions.
  • Page 201 Consult a qualified specialist workshop. We f Before fitting new tyres, find out about the Valves recommend a Porsche partner for this work as current approval status. f Use only plastic valve caps. they have trained workshop personnel and the f Use only tyre makes tested and approved by necessary parts and tools.
  • Page 202 Your Porsche partner will be pleased to advise f Please observe the chapter “TYRES, RIMS, you. f Before fitting new tyres, find out about the TRACKS”...
  • Page 203 H = up to 210 km/h (130 mph) V = up to 240 km/h (149 mph) W = up to 270 km/h (170 mph) Y = up to 300 km/h (190 mph) Tip on driving f Tyres with a maximum speed rating that is lower than the specified maximum vehicle speed may be mounted only if they bear an M+S identification on the tyre sidewall (winter...

  • Page 204: Wheel Bolts

    The bearing surface of the spherical cap facing the wheel must not be greased. 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 205: Flat Tyre

    Flat Tyre The tyre sealant comprises: – a filler bottle 1. Stop the vehicle as far away from the driving lane as possible. – a filler hose The vehicle must be parked on a firm and flat – a valve turner surface offering adequate grip.
  • Page 206 Warning! 5.Screw filler hose B onto the filler bottle. The filler bottle is now open. The sealant is highly flammable and harmful to health. 6.Unscrew valve cap from tyre valve F. f Fire, naked flame and smoking are prohibited 7.Remove valve insert E from the tyre valve with when handling tyre sealant.
  • Page 207 16.Consult a qualified specialist workshop. We recommend a Porsche partner for this work as they have trained workshop personnel and the necessary parts and tools. Care instructions After drying, any sealant that emerges can be peeled off like a film.

  • Page 208: Changing A Wheel

    For vehicles without PCCB, screw in assembly aid wheel bolt wrench, assembly aids) are not figure). Screw in assembly aids instead of supplied as standard with the car. Your Porsche wheel bolts. Caution! partner will be pleased to advise you.
  • Page 209 8. Lower the car completely. 9. Tighten wheel bolts in diagonally opposite sequence. f Immediately after changing a wheel, use a torque wrench to check the prescribed tightening torque of the wheel bolts (130 Nm/96 ftlb.). For vehicles with PCCB, screw in two assembly aids 6.

  • Page 210: Electrical System

    In order to avoid damage and faults in electrical or electronic systems, work on the electrical system should be performed by a qualified specialist workshop. We recommend a Porsche partner for this work as they have trained workshop personnel and the necessary parts and tools.
  • Page 211 Alarm system, central locking Load switch-off after 2 hours or 7 days The status of the central locking and alarm system If the ignition key is removed, loads which are is not changed by disconnecting the battery. switched on or are in standby (e.g. luggage When the battery is disconnected, the alarm compartment illumination, interior lights, radio) system ceases to function.
  • Page 212 4. Replace only with fuses of the same rating. Note f If a fuse blows repeatedly: Consult a qualified specialist workshop. We recommend a Porsche partner for this work as they have trained workshop personnel and the Changing fuses A - Plastic gripper necessary parts and tools.
  • Page 213 Emergency unlocking of luggage compartment lid If the battery is discharged, the luggage compart- ment lid can be opened only with the aid of a donor battery. Note The engine cannot be started with this method. f Please observe the chapter “JUMP LEAD STARTING”...

  • Page 214: Battery

    Battery Heed warnings on the battery Danger of caustic burns f Please observe the chapter “EMERGENCY Battery acid is highly caustic, so: wear Read the operating instructions safety gloves and eye protection. OPERATION – RELEASING THE IGNITION KEY” Do not tip the battery, or acid may spill on page 61.
  • Page 215 Charging the battery discharge: f Have the battery checked before the start of f Switch off unnecessary electrical loads in city Your Porsche partner will be pleased to advise you winter. about a suitable charger. traffic, on short trips and in queues.
  • Page 216 This fault can be remedied with a few simple f Withdraw the ignition key and, if necessary, meets all the specific requirements of Porsche. steps: disconnect the battery. f Only replace the battery with one that satisfies When the battery is disconnected, the 1.
  • Page 217 Installing the battery 1. Insert battery and push it all the way to the stop. 2. Turn in fastening screw B. 3. Important: connect the positive cable first and then the negative cable - risk of short circuit! 4. Push on vent hose C. 5.

  • Page 218: Jump Lead Starting

    Jump Lead Starting 1. Using your finger nail or a small screwdriver, carefully lift off the cover of the key grip f Please observe the chapter “EMERGENCY (arrow). UNLOCKING OF LUGGAGE COMPARTMENT 2. Replace the battery (paying attention to the LID”...
  • Page 219 f Carefully ensure that conductive jewellery Connecting jump leads 5. Note (rings, chains, watch straps) does not come Before disconnecting the jump leads, electrical Always observe the sequence below: into contact with live parts of the vehicle. loads such as the heated rear window and the heating fan blower should be switched on (the 1.

  • Page 220: Bulb Chart

    Bulb Chart Replacing Bulbs Type, rating Warning! Dipped beam with Bi-Xenon headlight Philips, D2S 35W Danger of short circuit. f Always switch off the relevant load when Additional high beam with Bi-Xenon headlight H11, 55W changing bulbs. Fog light H3, 35W Risk of injury.

  • Page 221: Headlights

    Headlights Caution! Risk of damage to headlights due to abrasion and excessive temperatures. f Do not affix any coverings (e.g. “stone guards” or films) in the area of the headlights. Note The headlights may mist up due to temperature and humidity. f To ensure optimum ventilation, do not cover the gap between headlight and body (e.g.
  • Page 222 Installing headlights 1. Insert headlight into the guide rails and push fully into the wing. 2. Push headlight to the rear and at the same time turn the socket wrench until it points horizontally to the rear C. The headlight locking device must perceptibly and audibly engage.
  • Page 223 2. Disengage both fixing clips A. Changing bulb for dipped beam and high beam 3. Replace defective bulb B. 1. Turn the plug counter-clockwise (bayonet lock) When doing so, ensure bulb is seated properly. and pull it off. 4. Engage both fixing clips A, push on plug and turn right as far as the stop.
  • Page 224 Closing lid of the headlight housing 1. Push on lid until it perceptibly engages. 2. Fasten lid with the 4 screws. 2. Pull both plug release tabs apart. Changing bulb for additional high beam Pull plug out of the bulb holder. 1.
  • Page 225 Have the defective direction indicator light replaced in a qualified specialist workshop. We recommend a Porsche partner for this work as they have trained workshop personnel and the necessary parts and tools. Changing bulb for side light 3.
  • Page 226 Changing bulb for side direction indicator 3. Remove indicator light and undo bulb holder light (bayonet lock). 4. Remove the bulb from the holder and replace 1. Remove cap in the wheel housing liner with the it. Insert holder. screwdriver. Check operation of the light.

  • Page 227: Tail Light

    Tail Light 7. Insert tail light into the side section. A - Reversing light B - Direction indicator Ensure that the retaining lug has been inserted C - Tail light/brake light into the side section mounting guide properly. Changing bulb D - Tail light/reflector E - Rear fog light/tail light 8.

  • Page 228: Number Plate Light

    The light-emitting diodes of the additional brake lights cannot be replaced individually. Have the defective brake light replaced in a qualified specialist workshop. We recommend a Porsche partner for this work as they have trained workshop personnel and the necessary parts and tools. Number Plate Light Changing bulb 1.

  • Page 229: Changing Headlights From Left To Right-Hand Traffic

    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 repositioned when you cross the border. The dipped beam then lights symmetrically and drivers of oncoming vehicles are not dazzled. On the return journey, do not forget to return the headlights to the “0”...

  • Page 230: 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. f Check tyre pressure and adjust if necessary. Please observe the chapter “TECHNICAL DATA”...

  • Page 231: Towing And Tow-Starting

    Towing and Tow-Starting Tow-starting Towing If the battery is defective or completely When being towed, the vehicle must have all four Warning! discharged, the engine can be started only by wheels on the ground or it must be moved on a car Risk of accident.

  • Page 232: Practical Tips, Minor Repairs

    Fitting towing lug Removing the towing lug The towing lug A is stored in the tool box in the 1. Unscrew the towing lug A. luggage compartment. 2. Insert plastic cover at the lower edge of the 1. Press the lower edge of the appropriate plastic opening.
  • Page 233 Vehicle Identification, Technical Data Vehicle Identification Data ......234 Technical Data ........... 236 Diagrams ..........245 Vehicle Identification, Technical Data...

  • Page 234: Vehicle Identification Data

    Vehicle Identification Data f When ordering spare parts or making inquiries, please always quote the vehicle identification number. Vehicle data bank The vehicle data bank is attached to the inside of the “Guarantee and Maintenance” booklet. It contains all important data about your vehicle. Note The data bank cannot be re-ordered if it is lost or damaged.

  • Page 235: Vehicle Identification, Technical Data

    Tyre pressure plate Engine number The tyre pressure plate is attached to the left-hand The engine number is stamped on the underside door aperture. of the crankcase. Vehicle Identification, Technical Data...

  • Page 236: Technical Data

    Technical Data Engine data Engine type M 97/70 Type Horizontally opposed-cylinder engine, liquid cooled Number of cylinders Bore 100 mm Stroke 76.4 mm Displacement 3600 cm Engine output as per EU 353 kW (480 bhp) at crankshaft speed 6000 rpm Torque as per EU 620 Nm (459 ftlb.) (overboost 680 Nm (503 ftlb.)) at crankshaft speed...
  • Page 237 Fuel consumption and emission determined according to 80/1268/EEC as amended Engine type Urban Extra-urban Total Total Urban (l/100 km) (l/100 km) (l/100 km) (g/km) Manual transmission, Coupé M 97/70 18.8 12.8 Tiptronic S, Coupé M 97/70 19.8 13.6 Manual transmission, Cabriolet M 97/70 19.2 12.9...
  • Page 238 Transmission Transmission ratio Manual Tiptronic S transmission 1st gear 3.82 3.59 2nd gear 2.14 2.19 3rd gear 1.48 1.41 4th gear 1.18 1.00 5th gear 0.97 0.83 6th gear 0.79 Reverse 1st gear 2.67 3.16 2nd gear 1.93 Final drive ratio 3.44 3.06 Technical Data...
  • Page 239 Approval for tyre and rim sizes is granted on the basis of extensive testing. Your Porsche partner will be pleased to advise you about the current approval status. If you refit your vehicle with tyres and/or wheels not authorised by Porsche, this may have a dangerous effect on driving stability.
  • Page 240 3.0 bar (44 psi) These tyre inflation pressures only apply to the makes and types of tyres approved by Porsche. f Please observe the chapter “TYRES AND WHEELS” on page 199. f Please observe the chapter “TPM TYRE PRESSURE MONITORING” on page 93.
  • Page 241 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. 7.8 litres Oil change quantity with oil filter approx. 8.0 litres Please observe the chapter “ENGINE OILS” on page 178.
  • Page 242 The maximum gross weight must not be exceeded. Note: If additional accessories are installed, the available load capacity 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 243 Driving performance Coupé Manual transmission Tiptronic S Maximum speed 310 km/h (193 mph) 310 km/h (193 mph) Acceleration 0 - 100 km/h (62 mph) 3.9 seconds 3.7 seconds Cabriolet Manual transmission Tiptronic S Maximum speed 310 km/h (193 mph) 310 km/h (193 mph) Acceleration 0 - 100 km/h (62 mph) 4.0 seconds 3.8 seconds...
  • Page 244 Dimensions Length 4450 mm Width without door mirrors 1852 mm Height 1300 mm Wheelbase 2350 mm Ground clearance at maximum gross weight 101 mm Turning circle 10.9 m Technical Data...
  • Page 245 Diagrams Engine diagram at full load Diagrams...
  • Page 246 Acceleration diagram for manual transmission, Values have been determined for DIN empty weight and with a 50 % load capacity without additional equipment. Diagrams...

  • Page 247: Index

    Index Putting vehicle into operation ....216 Carpet ............196 Remote control ........218 Catalytic converter........182 ABS (anti-lock brake system)......44 Warning light.........74 Central locking........13, 211 Warning light ........45 Battery charge indicator ........74 Central vents ..........125 Air cleaner..........187 Warning light.........74 Central warning light ........75 Air distribution ..........
  • Page 248 Emergency unlocking Front windscreen wipers ......116 Filler flap ..........184 Fuel ...........183, 241 Data bank ..........234 Lids ...........213 Consumption........237 Defrosting windows........123 Engine Level gauge, warning light......72 Diagrams ........... 245 Checking the oil level......101 Tank...........183 Dimensions ..........244 Data...........236 Fuel Can .............184 Dipped beam..........
  • Page 249 Plastic parts, care of ........195 Car care..........190 Laying up the vehicle........196 Platform lift..........207 Maintenance ........176 Leather ............195 Porsche Active Suspension Management Minor repairs ........198 Lids ............132 (PASM) ............51 Number plate light ......114, 228 Emergency unlocking ......213...
  • Page 250 Sealant ............205 Porsche Communication Management Starting ............60 Seals, care of ..........195 (PCM) ............136 Starting and stopping ........62 Seat.............23 Porsche Stability Management (PSM)....48 Starting the engine........62 Heating ..........27 Information light........50 Steering wheel Memory..........25 Power measurement ........176 Adjustment ...........28 Position ..........23...

  • Page 251: Index

    Towing..........186, 231 Ventilation ..........122 Winter operation Towing lug ..........134 Vents ............122 Battery ..........215 Tow-starting ..........231 Viscosity ............178 Coolant..........177 Track............239 Engine oil........... 178 Transmission........142, 238 Jump Lead Starting ....218, 219 Trip counter ..........67 Locks ..........
  • Page 252 Index...

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