Hi - Yes However Solihull have had multiple reports which they have raised with Porsche AG - Porsche UK are unable to assist. They have raised a case with AG in order to obtain a fix - We reckon its a problem with the clip structure under the plastic colour panel specifically on the manual version - BTW my car is the Turbo version so 104K - Not good enough to have passed QA or PDI had to quote the Consumer protection actMy Macan EV Manually operated charging flaps on both sides do not sit flush.
I went to Porsche dealership Solihull UK and they said it was in tolerance.
To me it isn’t within tolerance given it’s a Porsche.
Anyone else noticed this ?
Picked my car up on Saturday Newcastle Porsche they have admitted there is a problem and are writing to Porsche for solution, I identified this straight away and is an obvious design issue can’t see this being a quick fix. Probably going to ask for money backYes I got received my 4S on Friday
I mentioned it to the delivery driver although he didn't work directly for Porsche he said it was how they all were?
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My Macan EV Manually operated charging flaps on both sides do not sit flush.
I went to Porsche dealership Solihull UK and they said it was in tolerance.
To me it isn’t within tolerance given it’s a Porsche.
Anyone else noticed this ?
I was told the same last week and that they have ordered it in for me and will call when its in. I went in on the suggestion of @shawnI live in Canada and have a Macon 4. The dealer is replacing both charger flaps at no cost. State they have to come painted from Germany, so may take a few weeks, but the problem will be rectified. Anyone out there who has charger flaps are not flush, definitely take the time to tell your local dealer.
Mine was like this at delivery. They fixed it and it’s fine now. Just not sure what exactly they did to align itMy Macan EV Manually operated charging flaps on both sides do not sit flush.
I went to Porsche dealership Solihull UK and they said it was in tolerance.
To me it isn’t within tolerance given it’s a Porsche.
Anyone else noticed this ?
Why are they replacing them? They have a document (TI bulletin) that technicians can follow to adjust them in their shop. They did that for me, and now the original misaligned ones are flush.I live in Canada and have a Macon 4. The dealer is replacing both charger flaps at no cost. State they have to come painted from Germany, so may take a few weeks, but the problem will be rectified. Anyone out there who has charger flaps are not flush, definitely take the time to tell your local dealer.
Mine was like this at delivery. They fixed it and it’s fine now. Just not sure what exactly they did to align it
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You don't need to ask for your money back because of this. The technicians need to find the recently released TI (Tech info) instructions in their database and use them to adjust the door. They did it for me in about 1.5 hours. It is a quick fix if they know what they are doing. My door after they fixed it. They explained that they needed to remove the inner plastic boot and adjust the multiple screws inside to pull the door panel into proper position.Picked my car up on Saturday Newcastle Porsche they have admitted there is a problem and are writing to Porsche for solution, I identified this straight away and is an obvious design issue can’t see this being a quick fix. Probably going to ask for money back
Wait what...they do not should not need to order you new doors. They need adjust them unless your doors are so warped they cannot adjust them.I was told the same last week and that they have ordered it in for me and will call when its in. I went in on the suggestion of @shawn
TBH I didn't ask that Q. Just assumed Porsche international has recieved this as a frequent issue and have created a fix that is being done by the dealers.Why are they replacing them? They have a document (TI bulletin) that technicians can follow to adjust them in their shop. They did that for me, and now the original misaligned ones are flush.
It took them 1.5 hours to do it. I explain in more detail earlier in this thread. There is a chance the new ones will also be misaligned as they need to fit them flush to your car.
Ah ok...yeah just saying you should not have to wait more than a day in the shop and not weeks for them to get a new one.TBH I didn't ask that Q. Just assumed Porsche international has recieved this as a frequent issue and have created a fix that is being done by the dealers.
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Haha that's what they said. I insisted that there was an IT Bulletin out but they said this was their recommended solution. I wasn't fussed about and just wanted my car back. Will reiterate when they call me back hahaWait what...they do not should not need to order you new doors. They need adjust them unless your doors are so warped they cannot adjust them.
Man...these guys need to do their jobs. It took my guys almost no time to figure this out. The internal document (which they did not show me but explained in detail) is called a TI (Technical Information). They should call the Victoria BC service department if they cannot find it but if you have to tell them that ....well that is messed up big time....just saying...lol.Haha that's what they said. I insisted that there was an IT Bulletin out but they said this was their recommended solution. I wasn't fussed about and just wanted my car back. Will reiterate when they call me back haha