Longevity of air suspension P4s on a 2010
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05-28-2017, 08:09 AM
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Longevity of air suspension P4s on a 2010
Now that these cars have been on the road awhile- can you speak to how long the air suspension systems can be expected to last ?
#2
05-31-2017, 01:18 PM
from Panamera_Service_Repair_Workshop_Manual:
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As of a mileage of 200, 000 km (125, 000 miles), it is recommended that the air springs be replaced on both sides of the axle if there is damage to one air spring.
If the vibration dampers are leaking, the complete air-spring strut must be replaced. The oil from the vibration damper can damage the convoluted air bellows.
When depressurized, the air spring must not be twisted. There is a danger that the convoluted air bellows inside the air spring will be damaged by bending or folding, thereby significantly reducing its service life.
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As of a mileage of 200, 000 km (125, 000 miles), it is recommended that the air springs be replaced on both sides of the axle if there is damage to one air spring.
If the vibration dampers are leaking, the complete air-spring strut must be replaced. The oil from the vibration damper can damage the convoluted air bellows.
When depressurized, the air spring must not be twisted. There is a danger that the convoluted air bellows inside the air spring will be damaged by bending or folding, thereby significantly reducing its service life.
#3
07-08-2017, 02:28 PM
as i know.. the life of the airspring is around 5 years... more than 5 years.. You're lucky enough..
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