My 1st Service @ 1 year / 18K miles

[dbsb3233]

Did they perform any software updates? We haven't heard squat from Porsche about updates for any of these annoying software issues.

We've only had ours since June (10k miles), but still.

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[FirstEV]

Did they perform any software updates? We haven't heard squat from Porsche about updates for any of these annoying software issues.

We've only had ours since June (10k miles), but still.

If it is true, they should release the big software update next week. Whether they will push through or not is yet to see. This isn’t a hoax btw but directly from my dealer.

 

[MatC21]

Mine also said there will be an update until the end of this year

 

[FirstEV]

Mine also said there will be an update until the end of this year

Do you remember when they mentioned this?

 

[MatC21]

A couple of weeks ago when I explicitly asked about it.

 

[Spyerx]

brake fluid is time based, not miles on porsches. its due at 2 years (to manage moisture)

 

[Wivenhoe]

Had the car in for the 1st service. Instead of paying $1500 for the service, I asked for 2 things:
1. brake fluid flush (at 1 year, this is an overkill IMO)
2. service interval reset

Total $440

I got a loaner, and they performed several different recall campaigns.

I'll need to replace the cabin air filter and wipers myself, but I kept a chunk of change in my pocket. Did the same approach with my Tycan for 2 services.

Next service Oct 2027 or 1880 miles (not sure why not 20k, but that's what shows on my app)

BTW, for those who hate the passenger seatbelt buckle rattling, they installed this as part of a recall, I'm guessing.

I had mine done under the ‘campaign’ and it does look anything like that. In fact I can’t see any difference but it certainly works. May be a different resolution in the UK ?

 

[pm4s]

I had mine done under the ‘campaign’ and it does look anything like that. In fact I can’t see any difference but it certainly works. May be a different resolution in the UK ?

Can you take a pic? I can’t see how they can fix this without replacing the belt like the I have shown above or something looking like a bodge (what they did to OPs car).
There is very little space between the buckle and the B pillar in the Macan which makes it impossible for the buckle not to hit the B pillar when the car rocks side to side.

 

[Wivenhoe]

I had mine done under the ‘campaign’ and it doesn't look anything like that. In fact I can’t see any difference but it certainly works. May be a different resolution in the UK ?

 

[pm4s]

Thank you. That looks like mine as it came from the factory, I did not do the recall.
I have mine the same way, jammed up all the way up, it is the only position that it doesn’t rattle.

 

[pm4s]

but at the same time, i bet when the car is out for testing, there's always another person in the passenger

No, Porsche were fully aware of this design fault, it is included in the manual.

 

[TurboSpain]

Personally, I prefer this option. It's barely visible. I installed it on both front seatbelts.
The standard clip solves the problem temporarily, but it eventually shifts and hits the B-pillar again when you're alone.

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