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Page 1 Good to know – Driver’s Manual...
Page 2 WARNING or death not be as illustrated or described by Porsche in this manual. Items of equipment are sometimes Failure to observe warnings in the “Warning” optional or vary depending on the country in which category can result in serious injury or death.
Page 3 Layout of the Manual More Safety and Contents More Driving Pleasure Overview Illustrations Practical Tips Gain an overview and find the topics Find out how to enjoy your driving Familiarise yourself with Browse through and gain additional you are looking for. pleasure safely.
Page 4: Table Of Contents
Porsche Car Connect ........192 Management (PCM) ........176 ® Porsche Stability Management (PSM)....195 Apple CarPlay ..........48 Porsche Track Precision App .......198 Connectivity ..........87 Porsche Vehicle Tracking System Device Manager ......... 100 (PVTS Plus)..........199 Navigation ..........167 Rear Wing...........208...
Page 5 Contents Luggage and Transport Cupholders........... 99 Electrical Socket......... 106 Luggage Compartment ....... 140 Smoker’s Package........219 Storage ............. 235 Mobility and Minor Repairs Battery............59 Brake Fluid ........... 62 Care ............65 Coolant ............95 Diagnostic Socket........101 Engine Oil........... 107 Fire Extinguisher .........
Page 6: More Safety And More Driving Pleasure
– Aerodynamic components are undamaged Visit a qualified specialist workshop. Porsche – Wiper blades are intact recommends a Porsche partner as they have Your Porsche: Extreme performance, extreme – Windows are unobstructed without any trained workshop personnel and the necessary sportiness.
Page 7 – Parking light, dipped beam, driving lights, high beam latest if they leave streaks on the windscreen. e Only use genuine Porsche spare parts for your f Refer to chapter “Wiper Blades” on page 304. – Direction indicators, brake lights, reversing...
Page 8 Airbag system Information If other spare parts or accessories are used, Porsche refuses to accept liability for any damage caused by their use. Even if the supplier of other spare parts of accessories is a recognised supplier, the safety of your vehicle may still be compromised.
Page 9 Children may inadvertently trigger automatic measures. settings, such as the seat adjustment, and injure For correctly loading your Porsche and stowing themselves. Children cannot free themselves from items: f Refer to chapter “Stowing loads” on page 140.
Page 10 Your Porsche is an all-rounder. From Launch Control to the emergency braking function – once you let it loose, anything is possible. However, at the end of the day, you are responsible for keeping your power house under control.
Page 11 Porsche Stability Management (PSM) the road surface and tend to slip. e Run in new tyres at a moderate speed for the Your Porsche is equipped with assistance systems Porsche Torque Vectoring (PTV) that enhance your safety and driving comfort.
Page 12 More Safety and More Driving Pleasure Emergency braking function Responding correctly to warning signals Dangers when refuelling You can carry out full braking with the electric If the sensors detect malfunctions or defective Fuel is highly flammable, and can deflagrate or parking brake, if the conventional foot brake is parts, your vehicle warns you using lights or explode.
Page 13 More Safety and More Driving Pleasure Hazardous fluids Toxic exhaust gases Parking the vehicle safely Not just fuel – engine and transmission oil, battery Exhaust gas contains colourless and odourless If the vehicle is not parked correctly, it can roll acid, coolant and brake fluid are also hazardous to carbon monoxide, which is toxic even in low away uncontrolled, endangering people or...
Page 14 More Safety and More Driving Pleasure e Take care when working near hot vehicle parts, Being prepared for all eventualities: Towing particularly the engine and the exhaust system. safety in the event of a breakdown e Top up coolant only with the engine stopped or emergency and ignition switched off.
Page 15 Have triggered safety systems replaced. multi-storey car parks – Kerbs Visit a qualified specialist workshop. Porsche – Uneven road surfaces recommends a Porsche partner as they have – Lifting platforms trained workshop personnel and the necessary parts and tools.
Page 16 This absorption of water lowers the boiling point and can considerably impair braking – Operating state of system components Not all Porsche models are sold in all countries. As efficiency at high temperatures. (e.g. fill levels) a result, individual spare parts may not be Brake pads and brake discs are subjected to very –...
Page 17 Porsche in order to comply example, depending on the type of integration. Usually, you can activate or deactivate the (often...
Page 18: Overview Illustrations
Overview Illustrations On the following pages, you will find overview illustrations of all areas of the vehicle, with a brief explanation. Please refer to the page indicated for further information.
Page 19: Driver's Cockpit
Driver’s Cockpit Driver’s Cockpit f p. 72 A Door opener f p. 188 B Memory buttons for personal settings f p. 153 C Exterior mirror adjustment f p. 135 D Light switch f p. 232 E Ignition lock f p. 22 F Overhead console f p.
Page 20: Steering Wheel And Instrument Panel
Steering Wheel and Instrument Panel Steering Wheel and Instrument Panel f p. 253 A PDK shift paddles f p. 138 B Indicators and high beam f p. 125 C Speedometer f p. 126 Warning and indicator lights f p. 125 D Tachometer f p.
Page 21: Centre Console
226 B Sport Chrono stopwatch f p. 99 C Cupholders f p. 235 D Glove box f p. 23 E Porsche Communication Management (PCM) f p. 20 F Air-conditioning control panel f p. 21 G Control panel f p. 219 H Ashtray, cigarette lighter f p.
Page 22: Control Panel
E Auto Start Stop f p. 139 F Hazard warning lights f p. 220 G SPORT mode (depending on equipment) f p. 191 H Porsche Active Suspension Management (PASM) f p. 195 Porsche Stability Management (PSM) f p. 71 J Central locking f p.
Page 23: Overhead Console
Overhead Console Overhead Console f p. 123 A Button for interior/reading light f p. 84 B PASS AIR BAG OFF warning light f p. 123 C Interior light f p. 123 D Reading lights f p. 185 E ParkAssist ) f p. 117 ®...
Page 24: Pcm Controls
178 N Touchscreen (for operating the PCM) f p. 100 O Device Manager (connect telephone, set up wireless Internet access, connect ® Bluetooth devices, view ® connection status of Apple CarPlay and Porsche Connect App) P Skip buttons (set track/station)
Page 25: Pcm Drives
PCM Drives PCM Drives f p. 181 A CD/DVD drive f p. 182 B SD card reader 1 f p. 87 C SIM card reader f p. 182 D SD card reader 2 f p. 181 E CD/DVD eject button...
Page 26: Pcm Operating Principle
PCM Operating Principle PCM Operating Principle A Open main menu e Press button (e.g. – or – Select function in main menu f p. 179 B Rotary push button for PCM operation e Turn rotary push button B to select function. e Press rotary push button B to confirm your selection.
Page 27: Entering Text And Characters In The Pcm
Entering Text and Characters in the PCM Entering Text and Characters in the PCM f p. 179 A Current cursor position f p. 179 B List of suggestions f p. 179 C Toggle between upper and lower case f p. 179 D Toggle between entry of letters, numbers and special characters f p.
Page 28: Practical Tips
Practical Tips On the following pages, you will find practical tips on the selected area of your vehicle.
Page 29 The Device Manager centrally manages connections (e.g. connecting telephone or Bluetooth audio players, ® connecting the PCM to an external WiFi hotspot, using Apple CarPlay and the Porsche Connect App). e Select symbol (depending on the connection status) in the footer of the PCM. – or –...
Page 30 Practical Tips Multi-function steering wheel Topic Assigning the ◊ button of The ◊ button of the multi-function sports steering wheel can be individually assigned desired functions of the multi-function sports the multi-function display and the PCM. steering wheel Select the desired functions on the multi-function display: Vehicle e Settings e Steering wheel op.
Page 31 Practical Tips Refuelling Topic Indication of filler flap location The arrow in the fuel gauge points towards the side of the vehicle on which the filler flap is located. f Refer to chapter “Instrument Panel” on page 125. Phone Topic button e button e ®...
Page 32 Topics On the following pages you will find topics listed in alphabetical order.
Page 33: Driving And Driver Assistance Systems Adaptive Cruise Control (Acc)
Adaptive Cruise Control (ACC) Adaptive Cruise Control Radar sensor Unsafe traffic situation WARNING and unfavourable road (ACC) Adaptive cruise control uses a radar sensor conditions b Vehicles with PDK. located in the middle of the front apron (arrow). If the current situation does not permit driving Adaptive cruise control (ACC) maintains any safely at a constant speed at an adequate selected speed between approx.
Page 34 Adaptive Cruise Control (ACC) Exceptions Overruling Operating adaptive cruise control Adaptive cruise control may be deactivated The speed of the vehicle can be increased at any (ACC) automatically if the radar sensor is very dirty or is time by pressing the accelerator. covered in ice or by an obstacle, in unfavourable If the vehicle is travelling faster than the speed set weather conditions (heavy rain) or when driving...
Page 35 Adaptive Cruise Control (ACC) Display of adaptive cruise control The status display B is grey when adaptive cruise Operating states when adaptive control is inactive. (ACC) cruise control (ACC) is switched on If adaptive cruise control is switched on All important information, messages and warnings There are 3 possible operating states when and no desired speed is stored, the for adaptive cruise control are displayed on the...
Page 36 Adaptive Cruise Control (ACC) Setting and changing the desired Increasing the desired speed Setting the desired distance e Briefly press the control stalk on the steering speed The desired distance from the vehicle in front can wheel forward (Fig. 2 on page 33, position 1). b Adaptive cruise control is switched on.
Page 37 Adaptive Cruise Control (ACC) Increasing the desired distance Automatic braking to a standstill Driving off again e Press the rocker switch Z upwards. If the vehicle in front stops, your vehicle will slow The vehicle can be driven off again after being More orange segments are shown in the down and come to a stop within the control limits stopped and speed and distance control will be...
Page 38 Adaptive Cruise Control (ACC) Interrupting and resuming cruise Warning messages Exceptions for adaptive cruise control and distance control control (ACC) Adaptive cruise control is not available in the Interrupting cruise control and distance following cases: control – OFF – Ignition off e Press the brake pedal.
Page 39 Adaptive Cruise Control (ACC) Fig. 6: Vehicles cutting in, narrow vehicles Fig. 7: Cornering and stationary vehicles Fig. 8: Vehicles with large overhangs C – Driving into and out of bends E – Vehicles with large overhangs A – Vehicles changing lanes/cutting in When driving into and out of bends, vehicles will The tail of the vehicle will not be detected If other vehicles are moving in and out of your...
Page 40 The vehicle can WARNING be fully braked if necessary. Risk of collision with the vehicle in front. e Brake immediately. Information All Porsche Active Safe (PAS) functions are active at speeds of more than approx. 30 km/h (20 mph).
Page 41 To switch on the latent warning and prewarning on the multi-function display: f Refer to chapter “Switching Porsche Active Safe (PAS) off and on” on page 266. Fig. 11: Prewarning...
Page 42: Air Conditioning System (Manual)
Air Conditioning System (Manual) Air Conditioning System Cooling function Set temperature The cooling function cools and dries the air. (Manual) Information General information – The cooling function may switch off briefly to ensure sufficient engine cooling if the engine is operating under extreme load.
Page 43 Air Conditioning System (Manual) Setting air quantity Setting air distribution Adjusting air vents The selected air quantity is shown in a bar display next to button . The more bars that are displayed, the more air flows into the passenger compartment.
Page 44 Air Conditioning System (Manual) Switching cooling function on Switching maximum cooling output Switching air-recirculation mode and off on and off – A/C MAX mode on and off If you wish to cool the passenger compartment to In A/C MAX mode, the passenger compartment is a temperature lower than the outside temperature, cooled at maximum power.
Page 45 Air Conditioning System (Manual) Information If the cooling function is switched off manually or automatically, air-recirculation mode ends after approx. 3 minutes. Defrosting windscreen Fig. 19: Defrost windscreen button Switching defrost mode on e Press button The indicator light on the button lights up. The air flows to the windscreen and the front side windows.
Page 46: Airbag Systems
Select a seat position that is not unnecessarily tampered with close to the airbags. Porsche recommends a Porsche partner as they Airbags that have been tampered with do not offer Do not lean against the inside of the doors have trained workshop personnel and the any protection.
Page 47 Do not install any child restraint systems on the passenger seat. e Visit a qualified specialist workshop. Porsche recommends a Porsche partner as they have trained workshop personnel and the necessary parts and tools.
Page 48: Alarm System
Function indication theft after breaking a window. Information In vehicles without Porsche Entry & Drive, the – Inclination sensor (country-specific equipment: If you unlock the vehicle with the emergency key in locking condition is indicated by the light in the Tilting of the vehicle (e.g.
Page 49: Apple ® Carplay
Menu Apple CarPlay Information For information on operating Porsche Communication Management (PCM): Information f Refer to chapter “Operating the Porsche – We recommend that you install the latest iOS ® Communication Management (PCM)” on version. page 176. Fig. 21: USB port and equipment-dependent AUX port in ®...
Page 50 ® Apple CarPlay ® ® Operating Apple CarPlay Deactivating Siri Swapping between using the b Voice control is active and waiting for a voice ® ® ® using Siri voice recognition iPhone as an iPod command. ® Apple CarPlay e Press button ®...
Page 51: Auto Start Stop Function
Auto Start Stop Function Auto Start Stop Function Vehicles with manual transmission: Information Auto Stop and Auto Start The engine stops automatically when the vehicle is Quickly flooring the pressed brake pedal while the stopped, e.g. at traffic lights or in a traffic jam, vehicle is stationary activates the HOLD function.
Page 52 Auto Start Stop Function The electric parking brake is also locked in Switching Auto Start Stop function Information selector-lever position D or M. on and off The indicator light on switch and the brake The engine will start automatically in certain warning light light up.
Page 53 In the event of a fault, a message stating that Start Stop is deactivated appears on the multi-function display. e Have the fault corrected at a specialist workshop. Porsche recommends a Porsche partner as they have trained workshop personnel and the necessary parts and tools.
Page 54: 2-Zone Air Conditioning
Automatically Controlled 2-Zone Air Conditioning Automatically Controlled 2-Zone Air Conditioning Brief overview This brief overview does not replace the comprehensive information provided under “Automatically Controlled 2-Zone Air Conditioning”. Safety instructions and warnings, in particular, are not replaced by this brief overview.
Page 55: Automatically Controlled
Automatically Controlled 2-Zone Air Conditioning General information Cooling function Information The cooling function cools and dries the air. Additional air conditioning settings can be made Information on the multi-function display: f Refer to chapter “Setting air conditioning” on – The cooling function may switch off briefly to page 269.
Page 56 Automatically Controlled 2-Zone Air Conditioning If LO or HI appears on the display, the system is Setting air distribution Information operating at maximum cooling or heating power. Automatic mode is switched off. If necessary, the automatic system can be controlled manually. The manual setting is retained Information until the appropriate function button is pressed again or until button...
Page 57 Automatically Controlled 2-Zone Air Conditioning f Refer to chapter “Switching on automatic Cancelling manual air distribution Switching the upper ventilation e Press the relevant air distribution button again. mode” on page 54. panel on and off The indicator light in the corresponding button goes off.
Page 58 Automatically Controlled 2-Zone Air Conditioning Switching maximum cooling output Switching air-recirculation mode Switching off air-recirculation mode manually on and off – A/C MAX mode on and off e Press the button. In A/C MAX mode, the passenger compartment is The indicator light on the button goes out. cooled at maximum power.
Page 59 Automatically Controlled 2-Zone Air Conditioning Applying driver’s A/C settings to Defrosting windscreen the entire vehicle – SYNC mode In SYNC mode, the driver’s A/C settings are applied to the entire vehicle. Switching on SYNC mode e Press and hold the button until SYNC appears in the air-conditioning display.
Page 60: Mobility And Minor Repairs Battery
Have the battery removed and installed only by a qualified specialist workshop. Fire or explosion WARNING Porsche recommends a Porsche partner as they have trained workshop personnel and the Fig. 36: Battery Many vehicle fluids are highly flammable, e.g. fuel, necessary parts and tools.
Page 61 Switch off the ignition equipment. Information on vehicles with Porsche Entry & Drive. Keep the battery fully charged to prevent it from freezing. A discharged battery can freeze even Danger of caustic burns Information at 0 °C, but a fully charged one only freezes at...
Page 62 Charging the battery Visit a qualified specialist workshop. Porsche page 146. recommends a Porsche partner as they have trained workshop personnel and the necessary 2. Remove cover in luggage compartment. f To remove the cover: Refer to chapter parts and tools.
Page 63: Brake Fluid
Have the brake fluid topped up if the brake fluid level is below the MIN marking: Visit a qualified specialist workshop. Porsche recommends a Porsche partner as they have trained workshop personnel and the necessary parts and tools. Changing brake fluid Regular checking and changing the brake fluid is part of servicing.
Page 64: Brakes
Brakes Brakes Releasing the parking brake manually b Ignition switched on. Information Electric parking brake 1. Press the brake pedal. Automatic engagement of the parking brake can be overridden manually: 2. Pull switch e Pull switch The electric parking brake acts on the rear wheels The brake warning light goes out.
Page 65 WARNING Visit a qualified specialist workshop. Porsche them dry” before parking the car (not on cars recommends a Porsche partner as they have with Porsche Ceramic Composite Brake). The brake booster is ready for operation only e If braking comfort is noticeably impaired, it is trained workshop personnel and the necessary while the engine is running.
Page 66: Care
Regular and skilled care helps to maintain the road dust, industrial dust, insect remains, bird e Always read the operating instructions provided value of your Porsche and can be a precondition excrement and tree exudations (e.g. resin, pollen) for the upholding of claims under the vehicle by the equipment manufacturer.
Page 67 Please consult the car wash operator before cleaner thoroughly off the convertible top with damage. e Do not clean with clean water. Porsche recommends car care using automatic car washes. Scratches on high- products from Porsche Tequipment. e After washing, treat the convertible-top...
Page 68 Porsche partner as they have against chemical and mechanical effects. be used to clean the paint. Porsche recommends trained workshop personnel and the necessary Damage to the protective coating while driving car care products from Porsche Tequipment.
Page 69 Porsche recommends car care e Use only clean water and a little dishwashing e Do not use caustic cleaning agents or hard products from Porsche Tequipment.
Page 70 Cleaning seats with seat ventilation e If it is heavily soiled, wet a soft cloth with To protect carpets, the Porsche range of Stains resulting from rainwater or moisture may accessories includes floor mats in the correct size lukewarm water or thinned white spirit and dab occur on the perforated leather of the seats.
Page 71 Laying up a vehicle If the vehicle is to be laid up for a longer period of time: Contact your Porsche partner. They will be glad to give you information and advice about the necessary measures, e.g. corrosion prevention, care, maintenance and storage.
Page 72: Central Locking
“Central locking system”. Safety instructions and warnings, in particular, are not replaced by this brief overview. Fig. 40: Driver’s key Fig. 41: Porsche Entry & Drive What do I want to do? What do I have to do? What happens?
Page 73 2. At the same time, press the button without a key by means of Porsche Entry & Drive. within 1 second and keep both buttons The following are unlocked or locked together: pressed until the indicator light on the driver’s...
Page 74 In the event of an accident in which the airbag is The doors cannot be opened from inside by triggered, the doors are unlocked automatically in Fig. 43: Unlocking the doors with Porsche Entry & Drive pulling the door opener. order to enable helpers to gain access to the b Carry the driver’s key with you, e.g.
Page 75 A warning signal sounds and a warning message appears on the multi-function display; Fig. 44: Locking the doors with Porsche Entry & Drive the hazard warning lights do not flash. b Carry the driver’s key with you, e.g. in your –...
Page 76 All doors are unlocked. The indicator light on the button goes out. Locking doors Automatic door unlocking Vehicles without Porsche Entry & Drive: The vehicle is unlocked automatically when the driver’s key is removed. Vehicles with Porsche Entry & Drive: The vehicle is unlocked automatically when the driver’s door is opened.
Page 77 – Radio waves can cause interference in the transmission (also radio contact between the driver’s key and vehicle in the case of Porsche Entry & Drive). Ensure that you do not store the driver’s key together with electronic devices which are switched on (e.g.
Page 78 Have faults in the central locking system repaired. e Visit a qualified specialist workshop. Porsche recommends a Porsche partner as they have trained workshop personnel and the necessary parts and tools.
Page 79: Child Restraint Systems (Child Seats)
These restraint systems have been tested and restraint systems are installed. Fig. 49: Airbag warning sticker on the sun visor adjusted to suit the interior of Porsche vehicles e Never remove, deface or render illegible and the appropriate child weight classes.
Page 80 Child Restraint Systems (Child Seats) Taiwan only: Classification of child restraint f According to Taiwan related regulations, systems in weight classes “DO NOT carry babies, infants and children Children in group 0 and 0+: Up to 13 kg on the front passenger seat”. Children in this group must be carried in a child restraint system that is fitted facing backward.
Page 81 Recommended child restraint systems – secured with seat belt Refer to chapter “Use of child restraint systems – secured with seat belt” on page 81. Weight class Manufacturer Type Authorisation Porsche Installation on passenger seat number part number Group 0 and 0+: Britax-Römer...
Page 82 Child Restraint Systems (Child Seats) Use of child restraint systems – secured with seat belt Overview of how child restraint systems secured with the seat belt can be used in accordance with standard ECE-R 16. The marking “Universal” is shown on the orange ECE sticker on the child restraint system (Fig. 50). 1) 2) Weight class Child restraint system on passenger seat...
Page 83 Recommended child restraint systems – secured with ISOFIX system Refer to chapter “Use of child restraint systems – secured with ISOFIX system” on page 83. Weight class Manufacturer Type Authorisation Porsche Installation on passenger seat number part number Group 0 and 0+: Britax-Römer...
Page 84 3) In vehicles with ISOFIX anchorage system on the passenger seat, child restraint systems marked “semi universal” may be installed on the passenger seat. Please refer to the vehicle list enclosed with the child restraint system and the child restraint systems recommended by Porsche on page 82.
Page 85 Refer to chapter “Use of child restraint systems – secured with ISOFIX system” on page 83. Porsche recommends Porsche Tequipment child restraint systems (e.g. Porsche baby seat ISOFIX GO+). f Refer to chapter “Recommended child restraint systems – secured with seat belt” on page 80.
Page 86 Visit a qualified specialist workshop. Porsche e Never leave the emergency key in the key If the PASS AIR BAG OFF indicator does not light recommends a Porsche partner as they have switch when driving.
Page 87 Child Restraint Systems (Child Seats) Installing child restraint systems with ISOFIX system f Refer to chapter “Recommended child restraint systems – secured with ISOFIX system” on page 82. f Refer to the separate installation instructions for your child restraint system. Fig.
Page 88: Connectivity
Connectivity Connectivity NOTICE Information Establishing data connection via Risk of damage to PCM if SIM cards are not used If a data connection cannot be established, check the following: properly. external SIM card – External SIM card has sufficient data volume If a SIM card adapter is used, there is a risk of the When an external SIM card is inserted, it and is inserted correctly.
Page 89 Connect portal b Vehicles with embedded SIM b The SIM card reader is empty. Before starting to use the Porsche Connect (availability dependent on country): The data connection is established immediately services for the first time, they must be activated/ PCM phone is switched off.
Page 90 For further information on the Porsche Connect button e Apps b Data connection is established via the external App functions: f Refer to chapter “Porsche Connect App” on button SIM card or embedded SIM. 2. Porsche Connect login e page 193.
Page 91: Convertible Top
Convertible Top Convertible Top Opening and closing the f Refer to chapter “Care” on page 65. convertible top f Refer to chapter “Warning and Information Opening and closing WARNING Messages” on page 278. the convertible top When opening and closing the convertible top, NOTICE parts of the body can become trapped between the convertible-top mechanism or convertible-top...
Page 92 Convertible Top Opening the convertible top at a speed from Closing the convertible top Removing and installing wind e Pull and hold the button for closing the approx. 10 km/h (6 mph) to approx. 50 km/h deflector (30 mph) (depending on country) convertible top continuously until the e Briefly pull the button for opening the convertible top has reached its final position or...
Page 93 Drive slowly and carefully. Fig. 60: Installing centre wind deflector e Insert wind deflector from above into e Visit a qualified specialist workshop. Porsche mounting A and then push successively recommends a Porsche partner as they have downwards until the wind deflector engages trained workshop personnel and the necessary audibly into place at the locking points B.
Page 94 Convertible Top Step 2: Releasing convertible top drive Step 3: Pulling the convertible top out of Step 4: Closing the convertible top the storage compartment 1. Take open-ended spanner (13 A/F) from the tool kit. f Refer to chapter “Removing and stowing tyre sealing compound or tool kit”...
Page 95 Convertible Top Fig. 65: Extending the convertible top latching hook Fig. 66: Pulling convertible top to windscreen frame Fig. 67: Locking convertible top 2. Remove the key F for emergency operation of 4. Using your hand, grasp the convertible top at 5.
Page 96: Coolant
The coolant provides year-round protection from corrosion and freezing down to –37 °C. Regular checking of the coolant level is part of servicing. e Use only antifreeze authorised by Porsche. ® ® Porsche recommends Glysantin alternatively antifreeze in accordance with...
Page 97 Porsche topped up, only top up if no coolant is visible recommends a Porsche partner as they have at the base of the standpipe. The MAX marking trained workshop personnel and the necessary only applies during refilling itself as the level in parts and tools.
Page 98: Cruise Control
Cruise Control Cruise Control Changing speed Unsafe traffic situation WARNING e To increase the speed, press the control stalk and unfavourable road Cruise control maintains the selected speed conditions on the steering wheel forwards (Fig. 70: 1). between approx. 30 km/h and 240 km/h (20 mph The use of cruise control can cause an accident and 150 mph) without the accelerator having to Brief press = 1 km/h (1 mph),...
Page 99 – If the actual vehicle speed falls below the set vehicle speed by approx. 60 km/h (37 mph) for longer than 60 seconds (e.g. gradients). – If Porsche Stability Management (PSM) intervenes for longer than 0.5 seconds. Resuming the stored speed –...
Page 100: Cupholders
Cupholders Cupholders Pulling cupholder out NOTICE The cupholders can be pulled out in order to fit Using cupholders Risk of damage due to beverages being spilt. larger containers. e Only use containers that fit. There are two folding cupholders behind the panel e Never put overfull containers in the cupholder.
Page 101: Device Manager
(wireless Internet access)” on page 89. – Porsche Connect App: Connect Porsche Connect App to the PCM using WiFi. f Refer to chapter “Porsche Connect App” on page 193. ® Fig. 74: Opening the Device Manager – Smartphone link: Use Apple CarPlay.
Page 102: Diagnostic Socket
Diagnostic Socket Diagnostic Socket Loose equipment/ WARNING devices or hanging cables in the driver’s footwell Loose equipment/devices or hanging cables in the driver’s footwell can obstruct clearance around the pedals or become caught between the pedals when braking or changing direction. e Do not place any equipment/devices or cables in the driver’s footwell.
Page 103: Driver's Key
Driver’s Key Driver’s Key Using emergency key Replacing battery in driver’s key If the battery in the driver’s key becomes too weak Removing emergency key Using driver’s key and the battery needs replacing, a message appears on the multi-function display. Information e Observe the disposal instructions for batteries.
Page 104 Interference in radio transmission between the vehicle and driver’s key or a discharged driver’s key battery can disable the Porsche Entry & Drive comfort function. In this case, the control unit can be removed from the ignition lock and the vehicle can be started using the driver’s key.
Page 105 Information A total of eight driver’s keys can be taught. Information e If a driver’s key is lost or stolen, have a Porsche partner disable this driver’s key in the vehicle and change the mechanical locks if necessary. e Inform the insurance company of any loss or theft of driver’s keys or if extra or replacement...
Page 106: Driving Data Display (Trip Information)
For information on operating Porsche data fields from the navigation area. Communication Management (PCM): – all: Reset the Since and Total driving data. f Refer to chapter “Operating the Porsche button e Trip Personal trip e Config Displaying and resetting Communication Management (PCM)”...
Page 107: Electrical Socket
Electrical Socket Electrical Socket Using the 12-volt plug socket Electrical accessories can be connected to the 12-volt plug socket. The 12-volt plug socket is located in the footwell on the passenger’s side. Connecting the charging adapter Information – The 12-volt plug socket and the connected electrical accessories function even if the ignition is switched off or the driver’s key is removed.
Page 108: Engine Oil
WARNING Observe the service intervals. together with a warning message, indicating that – Oils approved by Porsche can be mixed with the engine must be topped up with oil immediately. The engine, adjacent components and the exhaust f Refer to chapter “Warning and Information each other.
Page 109 Engine Oil Topping up engine oil 1. Read off the engine-oil level on the multi- function display. f Refer to chapter “Measuring and displaying engine oil level” on page 160. 2. Open the rear luggage compartment. 3. Cayman: Turn cap anti-clockwise and remove. 4.
Page 110: Fire Extinguisher
Fire Extinguisher Fire Extinguisher Removing the fire extinguisher In vehicles with a fire extinguisher, the extinguisher In order to ensure correct, safe operation of the is located under the front passenger seat. fire extinguisher, observe the following points: e To remove the fire extinguisher in case of an e Observe the fire extinguisher inspection emergency, hold the extinguisher with one intervals.
Page 111: Flat Tyre
6. To lock the steering and prevent the engine compressor. e Do not inhale vapours. from being started: Remove the driver’s key. Vehicles with Porsche Entry & Drive: Remove In the event of a flat tyre, tyre damage can be control unit. temporarily sealed using the tyre sealing 7.
Page 112 Flat Tyre f Refer to chapter “Removing and stowing Contact with tyre CAUTION tyre sealing compound or tool kit” on sealing compound page 140. Irritation or allergic reactions following contact 3. Stick the sticker in the driver’s field of vision. with tyre sealing compound.
Page 113 Flat Tyre Checking pressure e Check the tyre pressure after driving for approx. 10 minutes. If the tyre pressure is less than 1.5 bar (22 psi), do not continue driving. If a value of more than 1.5 bar (22 psi) is indicated, correct the pressure to the prescribed value.
Page 114: Fuses
If the same fuse blows repeatedly, the cause of the fault must be corrected immediately. Improper intervention in the fuse box and the use e Visit a qualified specialist workshop. Porsche of the wrong accessories can cause damage and recommends a Porsche partner as they have faults in electrical or electronic systems.
Page 115 Fuses Row A Row C 4 Interior lighting 15 A Hall sensors 1 Lower left: Air-conditioner blower 40 A 1 Centre console button panel 10 A Orientation light (right-hand drive vehicles only) Gateway control unit Heated rear window relay Diagnostic socket 2 Upper left: PSM control unit 40 A Central locking LED...
Page 116 Fuses Fuses on passenger’s side Row B 6 Power window control unit, left 25 A Door control unit, left 1 Rain sensor 7 Headlight cleaning system 30 A 2 Air conditioning/seat heating 25 A control unit 8 PSM control unit 25 A 3 PCM components: 9 Alarm siren...
Page 117 Fuses 8 Steering column adjustment 25 A 9 Not used 10 Not used Row D 1 Airbag control unit Seat occupancy detection control unit 2 PASM control unit 3 Not used 4 ACC control unit 5 Not used 6 Seat ventilation, right 7 Start-relevant loads DME, PDK, VTS, ERA-GLONASS control units (only left-hand drive,...
Page 118: Garage Door Opener
(signal is transmitted Using the garage door opener on original hand transmitter: forwards in direction of travel). f Contact your Porsche partner. the vehicle e Press and hold the corresponding HomeLink ® f Visit www.homelink.com or call the free button on the overhead console.
Page 119 ® Garage Door Opener (HomeLink Deleting programmed signals from the 5. The vehicle’s direction indicators flash once when the 5-minute teaching readiness period buttons has elapsed: Repeat steps 2 to 4. ® This process deletes the entire HomeLink 6. To assign signals to the remaining buttons: programming.
Page 120 Contact your Porsche partner. You now have 5 minutes to teach the button. 5. The vehicle’s direction indicators flash once e Make sure that the battery in the remote control when the 5-minute teaching readiness period 2.
Page 121: Headlights
NOTICE left or right Various lights, e.g. direction indicator lights, b Vehicles with the Porsche Dynamic Light gas-discharge headlights in Bi-Xenon headlights, Abrasion and excessive temperatures can tail lights, number plate lights and interior lights damage the headlights.
Page 122: Heated Rear Window
Heated Rear Window and Exterior Mirror Heating Heated Rear Window and Switching off heated rear window and exterior mirror heating Exterior Mirror Heating e Press the button. The indicator light on the button goes out. Heating rear window and exterior mirrors Information If the battery voltage is too low, rear window and...
Page 123: Hold Function: Drive-Off Assistant, Standstill Management
HOLD Function: Drive-Off Assistant, Standstill Management HOLD Function: Slight rolling back on WARNING Information uphill gradients Drive-Off Assistant, If the vehicle is held on the slope by the electric If the vehicle comes to a standstill on a steep uphill Standstill Management parking brake, drive off in the usual way.
Page 124: Instrument And Interior Lighting
Instrument and Interior Lighting Instrument and Interior Adjusting brightness (dimming) Adjusting the brightness e Press and hold button A for at least 1 second WARNING while driving Lighting until the desired level of brightness is reached. Adjusting the brightness while driving may cause you to lose control of the vehicle.
Page 125 Instrument and Interior Lighting Orientation lighting Lights in the overhead console and at the ignition lock help vehicle occupants to locate important controls in the vehicle in darkness and ensure better overall orientation. The lights are switched on when the vehicle is unlocked and switched off again automatically when the vehicle is locked.
Page 126: Multi-Function Display
Instrument Panel Instrument Panel e Press and hold the trip display reset button D D – Reset button for trip counter, Fig. 96: Displays on the instrument panel for approx. 1 second. instrument lighting and PCM brightness A – Speedometer setting The trip display is reset to “0”.
Page 127 In the event of pressure loss: uphill or downhill), minor deviations in the Porsche recommends a Porsche partner as they indication may occur. Stop in a suitable place. Do not have trained workshop personnel and the continue driving.
Page 128 Instrument Panel In the tachometer ABS warning light Sport/Sport+/Individual indicator light PSM warning light Electric parking brake warning light PSM OFF warning light Emission control warning light (Check Engine) Causes of light flashing or staying on: Malfunctions (e.g. engine misfiring) that could increase pollutant emissions or cause consequential damage.
Page 129: Jack And Lifting Platform
Jack and Lifting Platform Jack and Lifting Platform Insufficiently secured WARNING vehicle There are arrow markings on the side skirt in the A vehicle that is not secured or that is incorrectly area of the jacking points. secured may move unintentionally or tip or fall off lifting equipment, e.g.
Page 130: Jump-Lead Starting
Jump-Lead Starting Jump-Lead Starting Jump-lead starting a A Positive terminal WARNING – B Ground point frozen or damaged If the battery is flat, another vehicle’s battery can battery be used for starting and as an external power 1. Open front luggage compartment lid. When jump-lead starting a frozen or damaged supply with the help of jump leads.
Page 131: Lane Change Assist (Lca)
Lane Change Assist (LCA) Lane Change Assist (LCA) Impaired radar sensor WARNING Information vision e If the positions of the radar sensors were Lane Change Assist (LCA) warns the driver about The view of the radar sensor can be reduced in vehicles approaching from behind or those in the changed following a rear-impact collision, for tight bends, when approaching crests and in...
Page 132 Lane Change Assist (LCA) When another vehicle is slowly overtaken (speed Information difference of less than approx. 15 km/h (9 mph)), the warning indicator lights up as soon as this The brightness of the warning indicator on the vehicle is in your blind-spot area and is detected mirror attachment point finisher can be adjusted.
Page 133 Lane Change Assist (LCA) Driving situation – vehicle approaching Driving situation – vehicle approaching C – Warning indicator flashes in warning stage fast slowly When the direction indicator is set to driving situation B, the warning indicator on the mirror attachment point finisher flashes briefly several times.
Page 134 Lane Change Assist (LCA) B – Warning indicator lights up in information A – Warning indicator on the mirror Lane width stage attachment point finisher does not light up The Lane Change Assist detection area covers the Lane Change Assist detects the vehicle that is Lane Change Assist has not yet detected the two adjacent lanes (left and right) on lanes of falling back slowly (speed difference of less than...
Page 135 Lane Change Assist (LCA) Setting the brightness of the warning indicator on the mirror attachment point finisher The brightness of the warning indicator for both the information stage and warning stage is automatically adjusted according to the ambient brightness. The basic brightness can also be adjusted as required on the multi-function display: f Refer to chapter “Setting display brightness of Lane Change Assist (LCA) on exterior mirror”...
Page 136: Lights
Turn light switch to position Light off – Rain Daytime running lights are switched on – Motorway driving (on vehicles with Porsche Information when the ignition is switched on. Dynamic Light System PDLS) When the dipped beam is switched on, the...
Page 137 – Ignition is switched on. light control. – Light switch leaves position. Porsche Dynamic Light System For information on adjusting the off delay of the Switching on Automatic Plus (PDLS Plus) external lights on the multi-function display: f Refer to chapter “Adjusting off delay of...
Page 138 Lights Dynamic high beam Lack of attention WARNING Information With dynamic high beam, the camera A in the e To ensure that there is no interference with vicinity of the interior mirror detects the light In spite of dynamic high beam, it is always the camera operation: sources of preceding and oncoming vehicles and driver’s responsibility to manually adapt high beam...
Page 139 Lights Operating indicator and high beam Actuating high beam Switching dynamic high beam on and off manually stalk Switching high beam on and off If the dynamic high beam was deactivated or if the (vehicles WITHOUT dynamic high beam) In addition the direction indicators and high beam, e Switching on: Press the stalk once to requirements for the dynamic high beam are not the parking light and headlight flasher can also be...
Page 140 Replacement of the long-life bulbs involves a greater amount of installation work. e Have defective LEDs and bulbs replaced in a qualified specialist workshop. Porsche recommends a Porsche partner as they have trained workshop personnel and the necessary parts and tools.
Page 141: Luggage Compartment
G Adapter for security wheel bolts Securing and removing first aid kit compound H Key for emergency operation of convertible top (718 Boxster) The first aid kit can be secured to the carpet in the front luggage compartment (Velcro strip, Removing tyre sealing compound or Fig.
Page 142 Luggage Compartment Removing and stowing tyre filling compressor Removing the tyre filling compressor Fig. 114: Attaching the plastic cover Fig. 115: Opening storage compartment for tyre filling compressor 3. Release retaining strap B on the underside of 4. Open the storage compartment for the tyre the plastic cover and attach to the luggage filling compressor (Fig.
Page 143 Luggage Compartment Stowing tyre filling compressor Removing or installing the luggage cover b 718 Cayman The luggage cover protects luggage in the rear storage area from direct sunlight and curious eyes. NOTICE Risk of damage to luggage cover from sharp- edged or sliding pieces of luggage.
Page 144 Luggage Compartment Installing the luggage cover Fig. 119: Installing the luggage cover e Insert luggage cover into the mounting with both hands, hold it with one hand and turn both turn-locks clockwise.
Page 145: Luggage Compartment Lid
Luggage Compartment Lid Luggage Compartment Lid Opening and Locking Luggage Compartment Lids Opening front luggage compartment lid using button in passenger compartment NOTICE Risk of damage to the luggage compartment lid or windscreen wipers. e Make sure that the windscreen wipers are not folded forward when opening the luggage compartment lid.
Page 146 The relevant lid is unlocked. 1. Hold your hand between the Porsche Crest and 1. Hold your hand between the rear wing and the 2. Lift up the lid slightly. the number plate (Fig. 123). number plate (Fig. 124).
Page 147 Luggage Compartment Lid Performing emergency release 4. Use the red jump lead to connect the positive 7. Disconnect the negative lead first, then the terminal of the donor battery to the positive positive lead. of luggage compartment lid terminal C in the fuse box. 8.
Page 148: Measurement On The Test Stand
This Porsche Doppelkupplung selector lever in can result in serious injuries and damage. e The vehicle must be raised using the jack only position N.
Page 149: Media
Connect an external device via USB or AUX (depending on equipment). e Connect an external device via Bluetooth ® e Open online radio services via Porsche Connect App. button e Select desired media source. Select media source – or –...
Page 150 If the media track has only just started, the f Refer to chapter “Porsche Communication Jump back in media tracks/ previous track is played. If the media track previous chapter Management (PCM)” on page 315.
Page 151 Media Fast forward or rewind Playing videos Searching through media source b Media source is selected. b Video source is selected. e Press and hold e Select Searching for tracks or videos or the b Media source is selected. buttons until the desired –...
Page 152 Media Opening playlists Importing folders or files Changing settings b Media source is selected. Additional playlists are available for media playback, button e Import to jukebox General media settings depending on the media source selected. button e button e 2. Select Import files/folders. Opening a playlist b Audio source is selected.
Page 153 – The child lock can be activated/deactivated depending on the DVD inserted. – If the child lock password has been entered incorrectly three times: e Porsche recommends a Porsche partner as they have trained workshop personnel and the necessary parts and tools.
Page 154: Mirrors
Mirrors Mirrors Adjusting exterior mirrors NOTICE Using the exterior mirrors Risk of damage to the exterior mirrors when washing the vehicle in a car wash The convex mirror on the passenger’s side and e Fold in exterior mirrors before using the car the aspherical mirror on the driver’s side provide wash.
Page 155 Fig. 133: Swivelling down mirror glass as parking aid for at least 1 second. driver’s key. f Refer to chapter “Personal Settings” on On vehicles with Porsche Entry & Drive: Swivelling down mirror glass Touch the proximity sensor on the door handle page 188.
Page 156 Mirrors Swivelling down mirror glass manually Dimming interior mirrors manually Switching automatic dimming 1. Engage reverse gear. function of the interior mirror Indicator light B on button A for adjusting the on and off exterior mirror on the driver’s side lights up. 2.
Page 157 Mirrors Switching off automatic anti-dazzle function e Press button B Indicator light A goes out. Electrolyte fluid may CAUTION escape if the mirror glass is broken Electrolyte fluid can leak from broken mirror glass. This fluid irritates the skin and eyes. e If the electrolyte fluid should come into contact with the skin or eyes, rinse it off immediately with clean water.
Page 158: Multi-Function Display
Multi-Function Display Multi-Function Display Moving back one or several selection Information levels Not all functions are described in detail in this e Pull the control stalk towards the steering The multi-function display is only active when the manual. The examples clearly demonstrate the wheel 2 once or several times.
Page 159 Press back button E. Information The menu item currently selected is displayed in the title area. The Porsche communication systems cannot Accepting telephone calls e Press handset Pickup button B. be switched on and off using the multi-function The menu indicator (grey bar) on the right shows steering wheel.
Page 160 Adapt units of measurement for vehicle displays e Vehicle e Settings e Language Change the language e Vehicle e Settings e Car Connect Stop communication between vehicle and Porsche Car Connect App e Vehicle e Settings e Reset Reset vehicle to factory settings...
Page 161 Multi-Function Display Menu What can I do? Page e Audio Select radio station or track from the active audio source. 206/150 e Phone Use the telephone e Map Show and adapt the map display e Navigation Use the navigation system e Trip Display and reset driving data e TPM...
Page 162 Speed limit activated. Have the oil level corrected at the next opportunity. Speed limit deactivated. e Visit a qualified specialist workshop. Porsche Fig. 140: Oil-level gauge recommends a Porsche partner as they have Adjusting vehicle settings f Refer to chapter “Vehicle Settings Using the trained workshop personnel and the necessary A Oil level OK –...
Page 163 Visit a qualified specialist workshop. Porsche f Refer to chapter “Tyre pressure” on page 313. page 170. recommends a Porsche partner as they have e Make sure that the settings in the TPM menu trained workshop personnel and the necessary Trip menu parts and tools.
Page 164 Multi-Function Display e If the fault persists: Visit a qualified specialist Viewing Fill info workshop. Porsche recommends a Porsche partner as they have trained workshop personnel and the necessary parts and tools. Monitoring may be faulty in the following cases: –...
Page 165 The tyre pressures can be reduced to increase Visit a qualified specialist workshop. Porsche driving comfort. recommends a Porsche partner as they have Teaching the Tyre Pressure Monitoring If Comfort press. is selected, the Tyre Pressure trained workshop personnel and the necessary...
Page 166 Multi-Function Display Tyre pressure warnings Gear Shift Assist Menu b Vehicles with manual transmission. The tyre pressure warning light in the instrument panel and a corresponding message on the multi-function display warn about loss of pressure in two stages (yellow and red tyre pressure warning, depending on the amount of pressure loss).
Page 167 Multi-Function Display G-Force menu Speed limit menu f Refer to chapter “Speed Limit Display” on page 221. ACC menu f Refer to chapter “Adaptive Cruise Control (ACC)” on page 32. Fig. 145: Example of acceleration forces e Select the G-Force menu. The current lateral and longitudinal acceleration forces are shown graphically in the form of a circular diagram.
Page 168: Navigation
For information on operating Porsche Communication Management (PCM): f Refer to chapter “Operating the Porsche Communication Management (PCM)” on page 176. Fig. 147: Map view Fig. 146: Destination input...
Page 169 Risk of accidents WARNING 1. Press the button. The Porsche navigation system guides you through traffic and makes it easier for you to reach your 2. Select City or Street (see B Fig. 148). destination. If a recommended driving instruction 3.
Page 170 Portal List POIs to load other POI categories display without multi-function steering wheel” Entering and storing tour from the Porsche Connect portal. f Refer to chapter “Porsche Connect login” on on page 157. f Refer to chapter “Operating multi-function 1. Press the button.
Page 171 Portal Personal POIs to load other destinations confirm with OK. from the Porsche Connect portal. The destination information for the existing f Refer to chapter “Porsche Connect login” on button e Stop route guidance name is overwritten by the new information. page 89.
Page 172 Navigation Using smart routing 5. Select the desired option: Information – Rename The PCM can learn frequently travelled routes and – A maximum of 3 suggested smart routes are – Delete suggest them as a destination for route guidance. available. Suggested routes are prioritised –...
Page 173 Navigation Opening and configuring map view Configuring map content – D (Show POI): Show/hide points of interest on the map. – E (Compass): Show/hide compass on the Opening map view map. – Weather: Show/hide weather information on the map. – Auto zoom: Show/hide Auto zoom function on the map.
Page 174 Navigation Displaying and configuring the map Displaying traffic info 1. Press the button or the view via the multi-function display button. For information on using the multi-function display: 2. Select Traffic f Refer to chapter “Operating multi-function A list of all traffic announcements received is display without multi-function steering wheel”...
Page 175 – Trace forward: Waypoints are traced from your Porsche partner. the starting point to the end point. – Depending on the country, the Porsche Connect – Trace backward: Waypoints are traced from Services can be used via the embedded SIM or the end point to the starting point.
Page 176 174. – Navigation database update: Update navigation database (country-dependent). An active data connection is required for online map update using Porsche Connect services. f Refer to chapter “Connectivity” on page 87 f Contact your Porsche partner. – Low fuel warning: Show/hide fuel range information.
Page 177: Entertainment And Communication Operating The Porsche Communication Management (Pcm)
Operating the Porsche Communication Management (PCM) Operating the Porsche Communication Management (PCM) Brief overview This brief overview is not a substitute for the complete information provided in “Operating the Porsche Communication Management (PCM)”. Safety instructions and warnings, in particular, are not replaced by this brief overview.
Page 178 Operating the Porsche Communication Management (PCM) Important information on Switching the PCM on/off Danger of injury CAUTION operation Danger from invisible laser radiation if the housing The Porsche Communication Management (PCM) is opened or damaged. is the central control unit for the radio, sound e The PCM is a Class 1 laser product.
Page 179 Operating the Porsche Communication Management (PCM) Touchscreen controls Operating the PCM with the E Headline For example, displays selected radio or media touchscreen source. F Opening the Device Manager (connect telephone, display WiFi settings and set up wireless Internet access, connect ®...
Page 180 Operating the Porsche Communication Management (PCM) Operating the PCM with the rotary Opening settings of the active function There are three options for entering text and b The desired main menu has been selected characters: push button (e.g. Entry using the keyboard e Press button 1.
Page 181 MyScreen 3. The Apps menu provides access to Porsche 3. Select a category (e.g. SOURCE) Connect services as well as Porsche Connect App to fold down the list of available tiles. functions. button e Apps f Refer to chapter “Connectivity” on page 87.
Page 182 These impair performance. 1. Press button – USB hubs are not supported. NOTICE – Porsche will not assume any liability for 2. Select MyScreen Risk of damage to PCM if CDs/DVDs are not used damaged or lost files or media. Never store The most recently activated MyScreen properly.
Page 183 Operating the Porsche Communication Management (PCM) Inserting an SD card Connecting an external device Information on supported media and file formats: f Refer to chapter “Porsche Communication NOTICE Management (PCM)” on page 315. Risk of damage to PCM if SD cards are not used properly.
Page 184 Operating the Porsche Communication Management (PCM) Connecting an external device via Changing general system settings Changing the settings of the PCM ® Bluetooth display button e Set e System 1. Select in the footer button e Set – or –...
Page 185 Operating the Porsche Communication Management (PCM) ® Changing the volume and tone Changing the volume settings Changing Burmester tone settings button e button e button e button e SET SOUND e Volume Adjusting the volume SET SOUND You can adjust the volume by turning the volume 2.
Page 186: Parkassist
ParkAssist ParkAssist Distance measurement Activating ParkAssist When the driver is parking and manoeuvring the Activating automatically (up to a speed vehicle, ParkAssist shows the distance between of approx. 15 km/h (9 mph)) the vehicle and an obstacle both visually b Ignition is switched on. (depending on vehicle equipment) and b Reverse gear is engaged.
Page 187 Communication Management (PCM): Fig. 166: Button on overhead console system. f Refer to chapter “Operating the Porsche e Press button A on the overhead console. Communication Management (PCM)” on The indicator light on the button lights up page 176.
Page 188 ParkAssist Reversing camera Activating reversing camera Automatically b Reverse gear is engaged and ignition is switched on. – or – b ParkAssist detects that the vehicle is rolling backwards. Manually button e Assist e Display ParkAssist Deactivating reversing camera Automatically b Switch from reverse gear to a forward gear (after approx.
Page 189: Personal Settings
Personal Settings Personal Settings Brief overview This brief overview does not replace the complete information provided under “Personal Settings”. Safety instructions and warnings, in particular, are not replaced by this brief overview. Where can I store/retrieve personal settings? Which settings can I store/retrieve with the memory package? Page Via the memory buttons 1 or 2 in the driver’s door.
Page 190 Personal Settings Storing and retrieving personal Depending on the equipment, the memory package Retrieving settings from the driver’s key includes the storage of various settings on the settings Automatic retrieval through unlocking of the driver’s key and the memory buttons in the driver’s vehicle door.
Page 191 Personal Settings Retrieving settings with memory buttons 1 or 2 e Press and hold memory button 1 or 2 until all settings are retrieved. – or – b The ignition is switched off. b The driver’s door is open. e Briefly press memory button 1 or 2. The settings are automatically applied.
Page 192: Porsche Active Suspension Management (Pasm)
Porsche Active Suspension Management (PASM) Porsche Active Suspension Selecting PASM mode Responding to warning message PASM faults are displayed on the multi-function Management (PASM) display. The PASM system actively adjusts the shock For information on warning messages on the absorbers. The adjustable damper system selects multi-function display: f Refer to chapter “Warning and Information...
Page 193: Porsche Car Connect
Porsche Car Connect Information The Porsche Car Connect smartphone app can be Use of the Porsche Car Connect app may incur used to establish a connection with the vehicle additional costs with your service provider since over the cellular network. This means that vehicle-...
Page 194: Porsche Connect App
Porsche Connect App Porsche Connect App – or – Establish connection via WiFi hotspot The Porsche Connect App enables you to transfer (wireless Internet access) in the PCM personal POIs (points of interest) and destinations (Data connection is established via external from your mobile phone’s address book or...
Page 195 Information Favourites are marked by a check. In the menu under MyMusic, the 3. If the Porsche Connect App is connected to user can play existing playlists and tracks stored the PCM, the content of MyDestinations is offline, for example.
Page 196: Porsche Stability Management (Psm)
Porsche Stability Management (PSM) Porsche Stability Automatic Brake Differential (ABD) Activating PSM Sport b Vehicles with Sport Chrono package. If one wheel of a driven axle starts to spin, it is Management (PSM) braked so that the other wheel on the same axle...
Page 197 Porsche Stability Management (PSM) Switching off PSM Responding to warning message Information For information on the PSM warning light f Refer to chapter “Warning and Information When you brake in the ABS control range, the vehicle is stabilised even when PSM is switched Messages”...
Page 198 Porsche Stability Management (PSM) Function Multi-collision braking The decisive advantage of ABS lies in the driving In the event of an accident, multi-collision braking stability and manoeuvrability of the vehicle in can help the driver to reduce the risk of skidding hazardous situations.
Page 199: Porsche Track Precision App
Setting and operating DANGER when driving The Porsche Track Precision app can be used to Changing app settings or using the app while connect to the vehicle via a wireless local network driving can distract you from the traffic. You may (WiFi).
Page 200: Porsche Vehicle Tracking System
Remote Keypad): The code is not entered on activation System Plus (PVTS Plus) the Remote Keypad within 3 minutes of PVTS Plus is tested by your Porsche partner and switching on the ignition. The PVTS Plus is a GSM/GPS-based tracking activated with the assistance of the vehicle’s system that allows a control centre to locate the –...
Page 201 Porsche Vehicle Tracking System Plus (PVTS Plus) Operating PVTS Plus with Switching off Driver Card e Press button A on the Driver Card and keep Information Driver Card it pressed for approx. 8 seconds until the PVTS Plus can detect up to 7 Driver Cards per PVTS Plus can be deactivated automatically using vehicle.
Page 202 Porsche Vehicle Tracking System Plus (PVTS Plus) Operating PVTS Plus with Deactivating PVTS Plus with Information Remote Keypad Remote Keypad – If the code has to be changed (e.g. you have 1. Press button A. A code must be entered using the numeric keys...
Page 203 Porsche Vehicle Tracking System Plus (PVTS Plus) Servicing Changing Driver Card/ Changing Remote Keypad battery Remote Keypad battery PVTS Plus must be set to vehicle servicing mode in the following situations: – When customer service is required (e.g. for regular servicing).
Page 204 (current position of the vehicle, The devices are marked CE 0678. chassis number, etc.). If necessary, the contact person at the Porsche Telematics unit emergency call centre will forward data to a public Vodafone Automotive SpA hereby declares that emergency call centre.
Page 205: Radio
For information on operating Porsche Communication Management (PCM): f Refer to chapter “Operating the Porsche Communication Management (PCM)” on page 176. Fig. 175: FM frequency range Fig. 176: DAB frequency range...
Page 206 Radio Set the frequency range Tuning to stations Tuning in stations using skip buttons e Regardless of the selected main menu, 1. Press button Displaying and selecting stored stations you can tune in a station using the (presets) 2. Select AM, FM or DAB. skip buttons.
Page 207 Radio Scanning and selecting stations Storing stations Tuning to traffic announcements button e button Storing tuned stations Activating/deactivating traffic 2. Select Start scan. announcements button e Presets Each station that is found in the frequency 1. Press the button. range is scanned for approx. 5 seconds. 2.
Page 208 Radio Retrieving programme guide – Sort criteria Fixing station name – Station name (FM, DAB): The station list is (EPG – Electronic Programme Guide) button e b The DAB frequency range is set. button sorted in alphabetical order. – Frequency (FM, AM): The station list is button e EPG 2.
Page 209: Rear Wing
When the rear wing is in manual mode, the workshop. indicator light on the button lights up. Porsche recommends a Porsche partner as they have trained workshop personnel and the Extending the rear wing manually e Press the necessary parts and tools.
Page 210: Refuelling
(so-called “rotten egg smell”). Porsche e Use only additives approved by Porsche. Octane rating of at least: is not responsible for this and it does not indicate All: 98 RON/88 MON 95 RON/85 MON a defect in the vehicle.
Page 211 Refuelling Filling with fuel 6. Replace the fuel cap immediately after refuelling and screw it in until you hear and feel it locking. NOTICE 7. Close the filler flap and press on the rear of the Decorative films may fade if they come into filler flap until it engages securely.
Page 212: Seat Belts
Visit a qualified specialist workshop. Porsche breakable objects (glasses, ball-point pens, stays on until the seat belt on the driver’s side is recommends a Porsche partner as they have pipes, etc.). fastened. trained workshop personnel and the necessary...
Page 213 Seat Belts Fastening the seat belt 4. Insert the belt latch into the appropriate seat- Opening the seat-belt buckle and belt buckle on the inboard side of the seat until removing the seat belt it locks securely with an audible click (Fig. 182). 5.
Page 214: Seats
Seats Seats Adjusting the seat Adjusting sports seat/sports seat plus Adjusting the seat when WARNING Choosing the right seat position driving A correct sitting position is important for safe and The seat may move further than desired if you fatigue-free driving. To adjust the position of the attempt to adjust it whilst driving.
Page 215 Seats Fully electrical sports seat adjustment Adaptive sports seat plus adjustment Adjusting bucket seat Fig. 185: Fully electrical sports seat adjustment Fig. 186: Adaptive sports seat plus adjustment Fig. 187: Adjusting bucket seat 1 Seat angle adjustment 1 Seat angle adjustment Use of child restraint DANGER 2 Seat height adjustment...
Page 216 Switch off the Easy Entry function if there is a person behind the driver’s seat. Leaving the vehicle b Function activated. Vehicles without Porsche Entry & Drive: 1. Remove the driver’s key. Fig. 189: Folding the bucket seat forward The steering wheel moves upwards.
Page 217 Seats Information Information When the key is changed, the seat and steering Seat heating is not available when the interior wheel move to the entry position stored on the temperature is high. key. Seat ventilation is not available at interior temperatures below 15 °C.
Page 218: Selector Lever Emergency Release
Selector Lever Emergency Release Selector Lever Emergency Selector lever emergency release Release NOTICE In the case of emergency release of the selector lever, the vehicle is not secured against rolling away, endangering people or causing material damage. e Activate the electric parking brake and secure the vehicle against rolling away (e.g.
Page 219 Selector Lever Emergency Release Fig. 194: Installing the switch module and selector lever gate Installing the switch module and selector lever gate 1. Make sure that the cable clip C engages correctly in the selector support. Then engage the switch module B into the front guides, fully insert the module and press downwards until it engages securely.
Page 220: Smoker's Package
Smoker’s Package Smoker’s Package Emptying the ashtray 1. Press briefly on the ashtray lid (Fig. 196, arrow). 2. To unlock, press ashtray insert forward at 2. Press the actuating button into the receptacle. the top right until you feel it disengage Using the ashtray When the element is red hot, the cigarette (Fig.
Page 221: Sport Mode
SPORT Mode SPORT Mode Switching SPORT mode on and off The selectable chassis settings mean that the vehicle can offer various modes for a sportier overall setup. SPORT mode adjusts the control systems more in the direction of greater emotionality and performance during everyday driving.
Page 222: Speed Limit Display
(e.g. rain sensor, navigation data and time). Speed Limit Display is country-dependent and is not available for all countries. For information on Speed Limit Display in Porsche Communication Management (PCM): f Refer to chapter “Changing map settings” on page 175.
Page 223 Speed Limit Display Displaying speed limits Information – Speed Limit Display can be shown as a main menu or in the upper status area on the multi- function display. f Refer to chapter “Adapting upper status area” on page 263. –...
Page 224: Sport Chrono Mode Switch
Sport Chrono Mode Switch Sport Chrono Mode Switch Configuring the individual mode Engine and transmission are time-controlled and are set to maximum response in SPORT Response In individual mode, the settings for the PASM, mode: Selecting the mode on the mode sports exhaust system, Auto Start Stop function –...
Page 225 Sport Chrono Mode Switch Overview of vehicle setup in the selected drive mode Driving mode Normal SPORT SPORT PLUS Individual SPORT Response button Drive Normal Sport Performance Performance Response Normal Sport Sport Sport Rev-limiter Increasing idle speed Throttle blip during downshifting Pre-selection: Active Active...
Page 226 Sport Chrono Mode Switch Normal The control systems work in a comfort-oriented and economical interplay during everyday driving. Sport Moves the control systems further towards high emotion and dynamism during everyday driving. Performance Maximum performance for race-circuit-like driving.
Page 227: Sport Chrono Stopwatch
Sport Chrono Stopwatch Sport Chrono Stopwatch Stopwatch on the dashboard Switching stopwatch light on the dashboard on and off You can use the Sport Chrono stopwatch to f Refer to chapter “Adjusting brightness of measure any times, e.g. on the race circuit or instrument lighting”...
Page 228 Sport Chrono Stopwatch b Timing has started. Performing timing on the multi- Information e Chrono e Round function display If you quit the Chrono menu while the stopwatch is The lap counter value (Fig. 203, A) is incre- running, the timing will continue. mented by one.
Page 229 For information on operating Porsche b Under button e SC button e SC Communication Management (PCM): f Refer to chapter “Operating the Porsche SET Sport Chrono, the Record additional data function is activated. 2. Scroll (swipe) to stopwatch display. Communication Management (PCM)” on button e SC page 176.
Page 230 Sport Chrono Stopwatch Displaying and editing recordings Displaying track progress of recording Setting the reference lap b Under button e SC e b Timing is stopped and reset. A maximum of 99 laps can be recorded during f Refer to chapter “Performing timing on the SET Sport Chrono, the Record additional each session.
Page 231 Sport Chrono Stopwatch Other settings button e SC button e SET Sport Chrono 2. Select the desired option: – Record additional data: Apart from lap length and lap times, other driving data (such as speed) can be stored at intervals of 1 second. The track progress can also be shown on the map.
Page 232: Sports Exhaust System
Sports Exhaust System Sports Exhaust System Switching the sports exhaust system on and off Fig. 206: Button for the sports exhausts system in the centre console The sports exhaust system can be switched to a sound-optimised mode when the ignition is switched on.
Page 233: Starting And Stopping The Engine
If no loads are switched on for 10 minutes after f Refer to chapter “Performing emergency On vehicles with Porsche Entry & Drive, you no switching on the ignition, the ignition must be release of driver’s key/control unit” on longer have to insert the driver’s key into the...
Page 234 5. Turn the driver’s key or control unit braking. e Only switch off the ignition when the vehicle is (Porsche Entry & Drive) to ignition lock position 2. Do not operate the starter for stationary. longer than approx. 10 seconds.
Page 235: Steering Wheel
Steering Wheel Steering Wheel Adjusting steering wheel electrically Switching steering wheel heating on/off Inadvertent retrieval of CAUTION Adjusting steering wheel memory settings If persons or animals are within the range of Steering wheel WARNING movement of the steering wheel, there is a risk adjustment while driving of parts of the body being squeezed or crushed The steering wheel may move further than desired...
Page 236: Storage
Storage Storage Opening and closing the glove box Opening the storage compartment in the centre console armrest Opening the glove box Stowing objects Unsecured or WARNING incorrectly positioned objects An unsecured or incorrectly positioned load can slip out of place and endanger the vehicle occupants as a result of hard braking, direction changes or an accident.
Page 237 Storage Opening the side storage Opening door storage compartments behind the seats compartments Fig. 214: Side storage compartment behind the seats Fig. 215: Door storage compartment with retractable cover A Door opener B Door storage compartment Opening e Pull the handle of the retractable cover e Lift up the lid B (Fig.
Page 238: Sun Visors
Sun Visors Sun Visors Adjusting sun visor Fig. 217: Opening vanity mirror e Open the cover of the vanity mirror on the inside of the sun visor. The vanity mirror lighting is switched on. Fig. 216: Adjusting sun visor e Swivel the sun visor down to prevent glare NOTICE from the front.
Page 239: Telephone
Safety instructions and warnings, in particular, are not replaced by this brief overview. For information on operating Porsche Communication Management (PCM): f Refer to chapter “Operating the Porsche Communication Management (PCM)” on page 176. Fig. 218: Dialling a number (keypad) Fig.
Page 240 A list of selected compatible mobile phones is possible, after stopping the vehicle, to transfer a displayed in the PCM. available online at www.porsche.com. current call to the mobile phone and to continue it outside the vehicle. Connecting mobile phone In contrast, when using the SIM access profile, the ®...
Page 241 Telephone ® Connecting to registered mobile phones Connecting and using a second mobile Deleting a Bluetooth device or b Mobile phone’s Bluetooth ® ® phone displaying Bluetooth information function is b A mobile phone is already connected to the activated and visible to other devices. button e button e b PCM’s Bluetooth...
Page 242 Telephone When an external SIM card is inserted, it Displaying connection status NOTICE deactivates the function of the embedded SIM Depending on the connection status, the following (availability dependent on country). Additional Risk of damage to PCM if SIM cards are not used displays may be shown in the footer: costs may be incurred for the data connection properly.
Page 243 Telephone Dialling a phone number Calling a number from a call list Accepting and ending a call f Refer to chapter “Displaying call list” on page 243. Entering a phone number (keypad) Accepting/rejecting a call b Call comes in. button e Keypad button e Calls e Select Accept.
Page 244 Telephone Functions during a phone call Switching between two conversations Using a phone via the (swapping) multi-function display b Phone call is active. Muting the microphone b Phone call is on hold. b Phone call is active. For information on using the multi-function display: f Refer to chapter “Operating multi-function e Select the call on hold to activate it and to put e Select...
Page 245 Telephone Making multiple calls simultaneously Sending a contact 7. Select the desired contact. and ending calls button e Contacts Contact details are displayed. b Active phone call. 8. Dial a phone number. e Select menu Phone. 2. Select a contact. Contact is stored as a favourite in the Contact details are displayed.
Page 246 Telephone Displaying text messages Deleting messages (text, e-mail) Writing e-mails button e Message button e Message button e Message Text message E-mail 2. Select Text message menu or E-mail menu. e Select folder. e New e-mail. e Select folder. 2. Select 3.
Page 247 Telephone ® Stowing a mobile phone Changing settings Managing Bluetooth functions and devices (country-dependant) Settings during a phone call button e button e (private mode) SET PHONE e Bluetooth b Mobile phone is connected via Bluetooth ® 2. Select the desired setting: the hands-free profile (HFP).
Page 248 Telephone Configuring WiFi settings Configuring data connections Changing tone settings b Mobile phone is connected to the PCM or a button e button e button e button e SET PHONE e WiFi settings SET PHONE e Data connections SIM card is inserted. button e button e SET PHONE e Tone settings...
Page 249: Theft Protection
Vehicles with Porsche Entry & Drive documents, telephone and house keys from Unlocking the steering column automatically the vehicle. e Open driver’s door using Porsche Entry & Drive. e Close the luggage compartment lids. e Lock the vehicle. – or –...
Page 250: Towing And Tow-Starting
Vehicle e Exercise extreme care when your vehicle is performed. The vehicle must be transported e Vehicles with Porsche Doppelkupplung (PDK) being towed. Before starting off, both drivers on a car transporter or on a trailer. f Refer to chapter “Selector Lever Emergency...
Page 251 Towing and Tow-Starting Towing the vehicle Using a towing lug Fitting the towing lug e Vehicles with manual transmission: Put the The towing lug is stored in the tool kit. f Refer to chapter “Removing and stowing tyre gearshift lever in neutral. e Vehicles with PDK: Move selector lever to sealing compound or tool kit”...
Page 252: Transmission
Driving with Porsche Fig. 224: Shift pattern on gear lever Doppelkupplung (PDK) Blocked pedals Porsche Doppelkupplung (PDK) is a seven-speed WARNING transmission with an automatic and a manual Unsuitable or improperly secured floor mats or selection mode.
Page 253 Transmission Starting the engine The engine can be started only if the brake pedal is actuated and the selector lever is in position P or N. Driving off in the vehicle e Only select the desired position for driving off (D, M or R) when the engine is idling and the brake pedal is pressed.
Page 254 Shift again from selector-lever position R to P. The system leaves manual selection mode in the following cases: Vehicles without Porsche Entry & Drive: The currently engaged gear is retained when – Automatically after approx. 6 seconds you change from D to M.
Page 255 Transmission e For optimum acceleration, e.g. when Upshift prompt for fuel-economy-optimised overtaking, quickly press the accelerator driving pedal down as far as it will go (kickdown). The consumption-orientated upshift indicator A The transmission shifts down depending on the helps the driver develop a fuel-saving driving style. speed of travel and engine speed.
Page 256 Transmission Driving off with Launch Control b Vehicles with PDK. Launch Control achieves maximum acceleration from a standstill. Loss of control over the WARNING vehicle or endangering other road users In certain circumstances (poor road conditions, lack of attention, etc.) you may lose control of the vehicle or endanger other road users.
Page 257: Transmission And Chassis Control Systems
– HOLD function: Drive-Off Assistant on vehicles with manual transmission, standstill management on vehicles with PDK PASM – Shock absorber system with adaptive, continuous damper control Porsche Active Suspension Management PADM – Dynamic engine mountings automatically minimise perceptible vibration and vibration of the entire drivetrain.
Page 258: Tyres And Wheels
Tyres and Wheels Tyres and Wheels Inflating tyres Hot filler hose In addition to correct tyre pressure and correct CAUTION chassis setup, the service life of tyres also The compressor’s filler hose can become hot depends on driving style. during the inflation process and cause burns. Abrupt acceleration, high cornering speeds and e Wear gloves.
Page 259 If in doubt, have the wheel – particularly the inner side – checked by an expert. Visit a qualified specialist workshop. Porsche recommends a Porsche partner as they have trained workshop personnel and the necessary Fig. 232: Inscription on tyres parts and tools.
Page 260 Only use second-hand tyres if you know their valve caps page 161. e Only use genuine Porsche valves for Tyre history. e Always replace both tyres on an axle to prevent e Fit winter tyres in good time before the cold Pressure Monitoring (TPM).
Page 261 “Technical data” and marked for snow chain use. e Never jack up the vehicle when it is parked on e Use only the snow chains approved by Porsche e Always store wheels in cool, dry and dark a surface that slopes up, down or to the side.
Page 262 Always clean the wheel bolts before fitting. e Wheel bolts must not be greased. e 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 Fig.
Page 263 2. Actuate the electric parking brake. 5. Insert wheel bolts and tighten in diagonally 3. Remove the driver’s key. opposite sequence. Vehicles with Porsche Entry & Drive: Remove 6. Remove assembly aids and screw in remaining control unit. wheel bolts.
Page 264: Vehicle Settings Using The
Vehicle Settings Using the Multi-Function Display Vehicle Settings Using the Activating and deactivating functions Adapting information area Multi-Function Display Function is activated. Different vehicle settings can be adjusted Function is not activated. depending on the model, country and equipment. All available vehicle settings are listed here, but they are not available in all models, countries and Configuring vehicle settings via the equipment versions.
Page 265 Vehicle Settings Using the Multi-Function Display B – Coolant temperature C – Engine oil temperature 1. Vehicle e Settings e Display e Vehicle menu e Field 1 or Field 2 or A warning message appears on the multi-function Bar in left area – engine cold e Avoid high engine speeds and heavy engine display if the engine oil temperature is too high.
Page 266 Vehicle Settings Using the Multi-Function Display Adapting the main menu Displaying PCM information temporarily Setting the date and time on the multi-function display Certain items in the main menu can be hidden and The preset date and time displays are adopted in shown as required.
Page 267 Date e Date 2. Set the desired date. When the function is active, the latent warning and When the function is active, all Porsche Active Safe prewarning for Porsche Active Safe are switched functions are switched on. Setting the date format f Refer to chapter “Porsche Active Safe (PAS)”...
Page 268 Converting headlights for left or right- Change Assist (LCA) on exterior mirror hand traffic Various vehicle settings can be adjusted in b Vehicles with the Porsche Dynamic Light individual mode. Information System (PDLS) or the Porsche Dynamic Light 1. Vehicle e Settings e Individual System Plus (PDLS Plus).
Page 269 Vehicle Settings Using the Multi-Function Display Activating or deactivating interior lights Setting activation of the rear wiper PCM function: when the door is opened when reverse gear is engaged – Source change: Change audio source e Vehicle e Settings e Light & Visibility e 1.
Page 270 Vehicle Settings Using the Multi-Function Display Setting door locking options Switching Easy Entry off and on Switching upper ventilation panel on and off e Vehicle e Settings e Locking e Setting door unlocking e Vehicle e Settings e Air conditioning e Comfort Entry 1.
Page 271 When the function is active, communication 2. Select the desired option: Setting unit for fuel consumption display between the vehicle and Porsche Car Connect app is suppressed. No vehicle-specific information is 1. Vehicle e Settings e Units e Consumption transmitted to the Porsche Car Connect app. This –...
Page 272: Voice Control
Excuse me? and the Communication Management (PCM): voice command can then be repeated. The – or – f Refer to chapter “Operating the Porsche e Say the voice command Cancel or End. PCM offers help after the second attempt. Communication Management (PCM)” on –...
Page 273 Voice Control To ensure smooth communication with voice Call up help Saying voice commands control, pay attention to the following points: Basically, there are three types of voice – Speak clearly, distinctly and at normal volume. Calling up the Visual input assistance commands that can be given: Speak louder when travelling at a higher speed.
Page 274 Voice Control Saying general voice commands Use list by voice General voice commands can be said at any point in the dialogue. Browse through a list e To browse further/back through a list, say Examples of general voice commands: – New entry Starts voice control again. Next page/previous page.
Page 275 Voice Control Voice commands for radio What should I say? What do I want to do? Note Switch reception range (Set/switch on) Tuner e.g. FM/AM/DAB Select a station Select station You can only say stations that can be currently received. Tune to a station that can currently be received Station e.g.
Page 276 Voice Control Voice commands for telephone b The telephone is connected to the PCM. f Refer to chapter “Telephone” on page 238. What should I say? What do I want to do? Note Open the redial feature Redial Enter a phone number Dial number In the next step, the system asks for the telephone number.
Page 277 170. Search for a destination or point of interest Search (point of interest) e.g. You can say brand names or POI categories Porsche Service (e.g. find airport). b An active data connection is available. Search for a destination online Online search/Internet search f Refer to chapter “Connectivity”...
Page 278 Voice Control What should I say? What do I want to do? Note Select a country Enter country/Change country Select a city Enter city Search for a restaurant/rest area/toilet/cash Next restaurant/rest area/toilet/ATM/ Shows the respective search criterion nearby. machine/petrol station petrol station Start/stop route guidance Start/stop route guidance...
Page 279: Warning And Information Messages
Adapt your driving style to the situation. More effort needed e Have the fault corrected at a qualified specialist workshop.* Driving permitted * Porsche recommends a Porsche partner as they have trained workshop personnel and the necessary parts and tools.
Page 280 Symbols go out after emergency braking. Parking brake is faulty. e Have the fault corrected at a qualified specialist workshop.* lights up Parking brake fault * Porsche recommends a Porsche partner as they have trained workshop personnel and the necessary parts and tools.
Page 281 Full beam assist failure e Actuate high beam manually. Operate full beam manually e Have the fault corrected at a qualified specialist workshop.* Service required * Porsche recommends a Porsche partner as they have trained workshop personnel and the necessary parts and tools.
Page 282 Refer to chapter “Flat Tyre” on page 110. e Set the correct tyre pressure at the next opportunity. f Refer to chapter “Inflating tyres” on page 257. * Porsche recommends a Porsche partner as they have trained workshop personnel and the necessary parts and tools.
Page 283 Set the correct tyre pressure at the next opportunity. lights up Tyre pressure f Refer to chapter “Inflating tyres” on page 257. Reduce speed * Porsche recommends a Porsche partner as they have trained workshop personnel and the necessary parts and tools.
Page 284 – Engine oil temperature too high. e Perform oil level measurement again. f Refer to chapter “Measuring and displaying engine oil level” on page 160. * Porsche recommends a Porsche partner as they have trained workshop personnel and the necessary parts and tools.
Page 285 Engine oil temperature gauge faulty. gauge fault Possible to drive on. e Have the fault corrected at a qualified specialist workshop.* Consult dealer Driving permitted * Porsche recommends a Porsche partner as they have trained workshop personnel and the necessary parts and tools.
Page 286 Consult dealer Cooling system fault Cooling system fault. e Have the fault corrected at a qualified specialist workshop.* Consult dealer Service required * Porsche recommends a Porsche partner as they have trained workshop personnel and the necessary parts and tools.
Page 287 Engine control system is faulty. Engine control e Have the fault corrected at a qualified specialist workshop.* coolant temperature system fault gauge flashes * Porsche recommends a Porsche partner as they have trained workshop personnel and the necessary parts and tools.
Page 288 Take care of polarity f Refer to chapter “Charging the battery” on page 61. e Start engine manually at the ignition. Please start engine manually * Porsche recommends a Porsche partner as they have trained workshop personnel and the necessary parts and tools.
Page 289 Possible to continue driving with restricted gearshift comfort. Driving permitted flashes e Have the fault corrected at a qualified specialist workshop.* * Porsche recommends a Porsche partner as they have trained workshop personnel and the necessary parts and tools.
Page 290 Have the fault corrected at a qualified specialist workshop.* Consult dealer It was not possible to transfer an emergency call activated via the vehicle to the SOC. Emergency call failed * Porsche recommends a Porsche partner as they have trained workshop personnel and the necessary parts and tools.
Page 291 Bring the vehicle in for service no later than after the distance or time shown Example: has elapsed. Service in xxx km * Porsche recommends a Porsche partner as they have trained workshop personnel and the necessary parts and tools.
Page 292 Vehicles with Porsche Entry & Drive: Multiple keys Several driver’s keys in the vehicle, e.g. in possession of passenger. recognised in vehicle * Porsche recommends a Porsche partner as they have trained workshop personnel and the necessary parts and tools.
Page 293 Turn control unit back to ignition lock position 0 and remove it from the turn left, pull off, insert key ignition lock. e Switch on the ignition using the driver’s key (not the emergency key). * Porsche recommends a Porsche partner as they have trained workshop personnel and the necessary parts and tools.
Page 294 Adapt your driving style to the situation. Service required e Have the fault corrected at a qualified specialist workshop.* Driving permitted * Porsche recommends a Porsche partner as they have trained workshop personnel and the necessary parts and tools.
Page 295 Adapt your driving style to the situation. Front Park Assist audio fault e Have the fault corrected at a qualified specialist workshop.* Service required * Porsche recommends a Porsche partner as they have trained workshop personnel and the necessary parts and tools.
Page 296 Move selector lever to position D or M. to D/M Limit 1/2 exceeded Preset speed limit 1 or 2 has been exceeded. * Porsche recommends a Porsche partner as they have trained workshop personnel and the necessary parts and tools.
Page 297 Lane Change Assist (LCA) sensors can be blocked by stickers, dirt or a build-up of ice, Lane change assist for example. sensors blocked e Sensor may need cleaning. Clean rear bumper * Porsche recommends a Porsche partner as they have trained workshop personnel and the necessary parts and tools.
Page 298: Washer Fluid
Washer Fluid Washer Fluid For information on windscreen washing concentrates approved by Porsche: Contact your Porsche partner. Responding to warning message symbol appears on the multi-function display of the instrument panel when the washer- fluid level is low. e Add washer fluid at the next opportunity.
Page 299: Windows
The window is opened or closed completely. e Actuate the button again to stop the window at the vehicle or switch the ignition off on vehicles with Porsche Entry & Drive. Always take the the desired position. driver’s key with you when leaving the vehicle.
Page 300 Press and hold the button for opening and Fig. 242: Closing windows using proximity sensor on door handle (vehicles with Porsche Entry & Drive) closing the vehicle on the driver’s key until the e Touch the proximity sensor on the door handle windows have reached the desired position.
Page 301: Windscreen Wipers
Windscreen Wipers Windscreen Wipers Brief overview This brief overview does not replace the complete information provided under “Windscreen wipers”. Warnings, in particular, are not replaced by this brief overview. Fig. 244: Switch for rain sensor/intermittent operation Fig. 243: Windscreen wiper stalk sensitivity (A) Page What do I want to do?
Page 302 Windscreen Wipers Operating the windscreen wipers One-touch function for windscreen NOTICE wipers e Press the wiper stalk downwards. Risk of damage to the windscreen and wiper system. The windscreen wipers carry out one e Only wipe the windscreen when sufficiently wiping cycle.
Page 303 Windscreen Wipers Adjusting wipe interval If you exceed a speed of approx. 8 km/h (5 mph), Operating the headlight washer system the system switches to the preselected wiper speed. Information – If the wiper stalk is already in position 1 when the ignition is switched on, the rain sensor is activated when the driving speed exceeds approx.
Page 304 Windscreen Wipers Rear window wiper Switching on the rear window wiper when reverse gear is engaged In the multi-function display, you can configure the rear wiper to automatically perform a series of wipes when it rains or when the windscreen wipers are used while reverse gear is engaged.
Page 305: Wiper Blades
If necessary, contact a qualified specialist NOTICE workshop to perform the work. If the wiper arm accidentally falls back onto the Porsche recommends a Porsche partner as they windscreen, it can cause damage to the have trained workshop personnel and the windscreen.
Page 306: Technical Data
Technical Data On the following pages, you will find the technical data for your vehicle.
Page 307 Technical Data Technical Data Identification plate Tyre pressure plate Vehicle identification data Vehicle identification number Fig. 251: Identification plate fixing point Fig. 252: Tyre-pressure plate fixing point The identification plate is fixed to the door sill area The tyre pressure plate is attached to the door sill of the passenger’s door.
Page 308 718 Boxster, 718 Cayman: approx. 54 litres (optionally: approx. 64 litres), with a reserve of approx. 8 litres 718 Boxster S, 718 Cayman S: Approx. 64 litres, with a reserve of approx. 8 litres The engine is designed to provide optimum performance and fuel consumption if super unleaded fuel without metallic additives in accordance with 98 RON/88 MON is used.
Page 309 168 – 170 718 Boxster with PDK 9.0 – 9.1 5.7 – 5.8 6.9 – 7.0 158 – 160 718 Boxster S with manual transmission 10.7 – 10.8 6.5 – 6.6 8.1 – 8.2 184 – 186 718 Boxster S with PDK 9.5 –...
Page 310 Do not exceed the maximum gross vehicle weight rating and maximum permitted axle load. If additional accessories are installed, the maximum possible payload will be reduced. 718 Boxster 718 Boxster 718 Boxster S 718 Boxster S manual manual transmission...
Page 311 275 km/h (171 mph) 5.1 s 718 Boxster with PDK 275 km/h (171 mph) 4.9 s (4.7 s) 718 Boxster S with manual transmission 285 km/h (178 mph) 4.6 s 718 Boxster S with PDK 285 km/h (178 mph) 4.4 s (4.2 s)
Page 312 Wheel and tyre sizes Tyres approved by Porsche are the best possible tyres for your vehicle. The load capacity index (e.g. “94”) and classification letter (e.g. “Y”) for permitted maximum speed are minimum requirements. When fitting new tyres or changing tyres: f Refer to chapter “Tyres and Wheels”...
Page 313 Technical Data Tyre type Tyre size Wheel size Fitting snow chains 718 Boxster S, 718 Cayman S FA: 235/40 ZR 19 (92Y) FA: 8J x 19, RO 57 RA: 265/40 ZR 19 (98Y) RA: 10J x 19, RO 45 FA: 235/35 ZR 20 (88Y)
Page 314 Tyre pressure These standard and comfort tyre pressures apply only to the tyre makes and types approved by Porsche for cold tyres (20 °C). e Comfort pressure/standard pressure must be selected on the multi-function display and the tyre pressure adjusted.
Page 315 Technical Data Comfort tyre pressure up to 270 km/h (165 mph) b Vehicles with “Comfort pressure” setting on the multi-function display. b Vehicles with 20-inch summer tyres. Low tyre pressure WARNING The “Comfort press.” option is country-dependent and is not available for all countries. Driving at high speed and low tyre pressure destroys the tyres.
Page 316 Technical Data Porsche Communication Management (PCM) Technical data: Audio and video files Supported media SD cards up to 128 GB DVD drive Audio CDs up to 80 min., CD ROMs up to 700 MB, DVD±R/RW, Standard Video DVD, Video DVD compatible DVD Audio Portable players MTP Player, USB 2.0 devices of “USB Device Subclass 1 and 6”...
Page 317 Technical Data Technical data: Connectivity Mobile networks GSM/GPRS/EDGE: Dual Band, 900 MHz/1,800 MHz UMTS/HSPA+: Triple band, 900 MHz (Band VIII)/1,800 MHz (Band III)/2,100 MHz (Band I) LTE: Quad band, 800 MHz (Band 20)/900 MHz (Band 8) /1,800 MHz (Band 3)/2,600 MHz (Band 7) WiFi IEEE 802.11a/b/g/n (2.4 GHz) ®...
Page 318 Model name: TSSRE4Dg of conformity Manufacturer: Huf Electronics Bretten European Union Dr. Ing. h.c. F. Porsche AG hereby declares that the radio and radar systems installed in the vehicle conform to the basic requirements of the applicable directives and the other relevant stipulations, when used as intended.
Page 319 Technical Data Mexico South Africa band, increase the power or change the specifications and functionality of the original Radar de largo alcance, 77GHz, design. MARCA: BOSCH, MODELO: LRR3, The low power radio-frequency devices are not MoldaCOFETEL: (RCPBOLR09-0828) allowed to influence aircraft safety or interfere any IFETEL: RCPBOMP14-0922 legal communications.
Page 320 Technical Data ® Bluetooth approval (extract) – Finland – Macau – France – Macedonia – Albania – French Guyana – Madagascar – Andorra – French Polynesia – Malaysia – Angola – Gabon – Malta – Aruba – Germany – Martinique –...
Page 321 Only in European Union countries: – Taiwan End-of-life Porsche vehicles can be scrapped by – Thailand Dr. Ing. h.c. F. Porsche AG free of charge in an – United Arab Emirates environmentally friendly way. – United Kingdom For vehicle return and for issuing the corresponding certificate of destruction: –...
Page 322: Index
A/C button Defrost windscreen..........44 Lane Change Assist (LCA) settings ......266 Air-conditioning system........43 Defrosting windscreen ........... 58 Porsche Active Safe settings ........266 A/C MAX button Information on air-conditioning compressor ..41 AUTO (light switch)............135 Air-conditioning system........43 Set temperature ............ 41 Driving light assistant ...........135...
Page 323 Comfort pressure Brief overview (remote control) ............ 73 Selecting.............164 Opening and closing the doors........71 Locking vehicle door with Porsche Entry & Drive..74 Speed warning.............164 Bucket seat ..............214 Opening and locking vehicle door from inside ..75 Technical data .............314 SAFELOCK............
Page 324 Cruise control Locking with driver’s key (remote control)....73 Functional description..........97 Emission control (Check Engine) Locking with Porsche Entry & Drive (keyless) ... 74 Interrupting operation ..........97 Functional description...........127 locking with Porsche Entry & Drive (keyless) .... 74 Storing speed............97 Emission control warning light ........127...
Page 325 Index Fabric linings (care instructions)........69 Garage door opener Identification number, position ........306 Assigning signal to button Faults Identification plate, position ..........306 (changeable code system) ........118 Convertible top ............92 Ignition lock Assigning signal to button (fixed code system)..118 Emergency operation of ignition key/ Emergency operation of the key......103 Deleting programmed signals.......
Page 326 Lifting the vehicle ..........128 (remote control) ............ 73 Messages Jump-lead starting for flat battery .........129 Locking vehicle door with Porsche Entry & Drive ..74 Displaying and deleting.........244 Jump-lead starting, external power supply .....129 Vehicle door with driver’s key (remote control) ..73 Writing ..............245...
Page 327 Using recent destinations ........168 Brief overview ............71 Care instructions ...........70 Using smart routing ..........171 Locking vehicle door with Porsche Entry & Drive..74 Configuring MyScreen ..........180 Opening and locking vehicle door from inside ..75 Notes on PCM drives ...........181 Connecting an external device ......182...
Page 328 Set the frequency range ........205 PCM settings Porsche Dynamic Light System (PDLS) ......136 Settings ..............207 Date and time ............177 Porsche Dynamic Light System Plus (PDLS Plus) ... 136 Storing stations ...........206 General ...............183 Porsche Entry & Drive Traffic messages ..........206 Map ..............175...
Page 329 Test stands Gear shift assist...........165 Opening the side storage compartments Brake test ............147 Manual transmission ..........251 behind the seats..........236 Porsche Doppelkupplung (PDK) ......251 Text messages Storage options ..........235 Shift prompt ............125 Displaying and deleting.........244 Storage compartment Writing ..............245 Showing a background image in the PCM ......180...
Page 330 Changing ............260 Locking with driver’s key (remote control) ....73 Fixing a flat tyre........... 110 Total distance and trip Locking with Porsche Entry & Drive (keyless) ...74 Inscription on tyres ..........258 Display..............125 locking with Porsche Entry & Drive (keyless).....74 Inscription on wheel ..........
Page 331 Tyre pressure plate........257 Tyre sealant ............110 Wheel bolts (care instructions) ......261 Winter tyres (general information)......259 WiFi (PCM) Connecting Porsche Connect App to PCM using WiFi............193 Establishing data connection via external WiFi hotspot..........88 Settings ..............247 Using the PCM’s wireless Internet access ....89...

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