tire pressure control - manual wrong!?
Don´t know if this is related to the US manual
My turbo was straight two days in the PZ and we discovered the following:
The manual about tire pressure control is obviously wrong:
There it stands that it gives you a first, orange warning at 0,2 bar loss and then with 0,4 bar a hard, red warning, as with the Cayenne.
This is not correct: In the official, internal service information stands the behaviour you can find on my car:
There is only ONE red warning at 0,5 bar loss - before no active message is indicated. Naturally one can reconstruct the pressure pattern in the display, but on the announced first reference with quite safe -0.2 one waits in vain.
An expression was then handed over to me from the service information, so that I do not sue P, if I fly with little air pressure of the road
We programmed out the buckle-up warning, too. It was no prob and even for free
My turbo was straight two days in the PZ and we discovered the following:
The manual about tire pressure control is obviously wrong:
There it stands that it gives you a first, orange warning at 0,2 bar loss and then with 0,4 bar a hard, red warning, as with the Cayenne.
This is not correct: In the official, internal service information stands the behaviour you can find on my car:
There is only ONE red warning at 0,5 bar loss - before no active message is indicated. Naturally one can reconstruct the pressure pattern in the display, but on the announced first reference with quite safe -0.2 one waits in vain.
An expression was then handed over to me from the service information, so that I do not sue P, if I fly with little air pressure of the road

We programmed out the buckle-up warning, too. It was no prob and even for free
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