Be sure to enter your VIN correctly? "WP0" first 3 digits of VIN, the third position is a "zero".

 

I made sure my VIN is correct w/ the zero, but still no active recalls on my car upon entering my VIN. Since it's a 2010, I thought for sure my car would be affected by this issue. Very strange...

 

1 of the countless reasons GM sucks. Before the issue, initially it came down to 1 employee (after a bean-counter maybe?) who decided to utilize a cheaper ignition cylinder for production. Great area to save $ per unit boss.....

 

same here, 2010, not affect by either recall...

 

same here 2010 panamera s i searched and it said no active recalls, i wonder why

 

Our 2014 PSeH is still not coming up in the recall search.

Given the number of electrical issues we've had with this car, some of which were related to water/ice/snow, not knowing anything about the situation does not inspire confidence in the car or the brand.

 

My 2012 Base came up for the blower recall. I will wait until I hear the final solution is in the shops before taking it in.

 

if you have a Porsche.com account, you can look there and mine also popped up as an alert in addition to the VIN recall site.

 

Just received US mail from Porsche for safely recall on my 2 2016 Pan. You will eventually receive the letter from porsche.

 

Per letter - safety exists in certain 2010-2016 Porsche Panamera vehicles. I suggest you call your local porsche dealer to see if your VIN is on the list. This is pretty serious we don't want our wooden house - burn ...

 

Got my recall notice today, not too worried about it but will certainly schedule a visit to the local Porsche dealership for inspection

 

Same here got my recall notice today, it mentions an interim fix and once they have the
Parts the real fix. I’ll schedule my visit to the dealer...

 

For those getting an error message, I had to enter in my VIN twice for some reason (probably human error on my part).

Thanks for posting this! My 2014 Turbo Executive is impacted.

Panamera Turbo Executive (VIN
Last updated Jul 01,2019

Recalls

Replace control unit for air-conditioning blower AKA7 Jun 21,2019 NHTSA Recall ID: 19V322

Description

There is a possibility of an electric short-circuit in the A/C blower control unit caused by water ingress.

Safety Risk

Water intrusion, over time, could lead to a short circuit in the A/C blower control unit. In rare instances, the electrical short could result in a thermal event or fire. This issue is detectable by the driver when the vehicle is operated, and the vehicle can be brought to a controlled stop and all occupants can exit the vehicle. However, it is possible that the thermal event or fire could occur after the vehicle is parked and shut off. To mitigate this risk, customers will be provided with instructions to park their vehicles outdoors until they are remedied.

Remedy

The permanent remedy will involve replacement of the A/C blower control unit with a redesigned unit with improved water intrusion resistance to help prevent water ingress. Porsche is also finalizing an interim remedy that will depower the A/C blower control unit when the vehicle is shut-off. This remedy will be offered until an adequate supply of the redesigned control units are available.

 

I was growing concerned that my 2010 wasn't showing up so I called Porsche HQ and they confirmed my car is not affected. Very strange considering it was built in 2009 and one of the earlier examples.

 

I suspect we got the good parts and they did a "redesign" to reduce costs after ours were made - much like the tail light assembly (mine was built in Nov. 2009)