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Old Oct 2, 2014 | 02:34 PM
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2009 Porsche Cayenne Check Coolant

Hi,

Today I received a Low Coolant Level warning message display on my dashboard.

Is this a normal occurrence that just needs to be topped off or is it a signal of something else?

2009 Porsche Cayenne V6, 84000 KM

Any advice would be appreciated. Thanks
 
Old Oct 2, 2014 | 05:58 PM
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It's certainly not normal. You have a leak somewhere. Whether it's worth it to fix is another question altogether. I have or had some sort of slow leak on my tts when I bought it, but it hasn't dropped since. Maybe a tiny bit, but almost unnoticeable in a few months. I'm letting it go for now.
 
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Of course it's normal. All vehicles, eventually, need fluids topped off. Unless you are aware of a leak, or are going through coolant at a high rate, top it off and move on.
 
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Originally Posted by denversteve
Of course it's normal. All vehicles, eventually, need fluids topped off. Unless you are aware of a leak, or are going through coolant at a high rate, top it off and move on.
*sigh of relief* Thank you for your reply. I was worried because I read about Cayenne's being notorious for their coolant leaks. I will top it off and monitor the situation.
 
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Check your expansion tank. I had to replace mine earlier this year due to the expansion tank spliting where the 2 sides were fused together. Not sure if it the same setup in the 957 but mine is a 955. This might get you moving in the right direction.
 
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Check your expansion tank. I had to replace mine earlier this year due to the expansion tank spliting where the 2 sides were fused together
If he has a split coolant tank he will have leak evidence. None mentioned here.
 
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Mine showed no evidence of leak unless it was filled and under pressure and it ran out behind the passerger front tire
 
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.. it ran out behind the passerger front tire
That, sir, is evidence of a leak. Happens every time.
 
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Or... See "coolant pipe issue" sticky at the top of the forum?
 
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