Apparently details on the compensation package being released next week. Macan t turned up this morning as temp transport.
Stop using vehicle recall on center locking 992s
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Also still no word on the fix, although a recent post on reenlist suggests a dealer has booked to fit new centre lock wheels, think this may be in the us
Just arrived home & opened the letter. Not had a chance to read the posts here, sorry.
I have a 992.1 Turbo S & a Taycan Turbo GT. Both have centre locks.
Guess then these are both affected. Darn.
Edited 08/11/24: No, my Tacan isn’t affected of course. Doh!
Waiting on a call from Porsche Swindon.
Simon
I have a 992.1 Turbo S & a Taycan Turbo GT. Both have centre locks.
Guess then these are both affected. Darn.
Edited 08/11/24: No, my Tacan isn’t affected of course. Doh!
Waiting on a call from Porsche Swindon.
Simon
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Used the Porsche Recall/Campaign Lookup page on their website and all it gave me for my Turbo S Cab was "There are product updates available for your vehicle. Please contact your Porsche centre." No details about the recall - and sadly my car is in the centre lock recall group, manufactured late Sept 2023. I got my email and phone from Porsche UK a week ago on the 30th, about 5 days after a lot of guys in the US got theirs. Not impressed with the lack of customer service from Porsche so far, or indeed the appalling lack of detailed information about the problem. Should have gone with the DB12 I guess.....
Just had an update from Porsche Swindon, from whom I bought the car. They have heard nothing further from Porsche but are hoping to have some more information in about a week.
Just had an update from Porsche Swindon, from whom I bought the car. They have heard nothing further from Porsche but are hoping to have some more information in about a week.
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I have had the letter too for my 992 Turbo S. I spoke to my OPC and they asked me to pop the cap off the centre locks and take some pics, apparently they will check the numbers to validate if really do need fixing. Has anyone else been told this?
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Not heard from my dealer but saw the below from pistonheads, apparently from OPC Bristol.
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I’ve had a bit more info today.
Turns out it’s a range of 5 weeks production only, but they are checking over several months production just in case.
The process involves checking the batch numbers on each wheel bolt.
1. If outside the range they release car back to customer.
Or
2. If inside range they order bolts and are given a deliver date from Porsche. Bolts then fitted and car is released back to customer.
My car has been checked and IS affected. Bolts ordered and due first week December.
Turning out to be not that bad in the end.
Looking forward to getting my daily driver back and roof down on those dry winter days.
3 posts
[report]
[news]
12:20
I’ve had a bit more info today.
Turns out it’s a range of 5 weeks production only, but they are checking over several months production just in case.
The process involves checking the batch numbers on each wheel bolt.
1. If outside the range they release car back to customer.
Or
2. If inside range they order bolts and are given a deliver date from Porsche. Bolts then fitted and car is released back to customer.
My car has been checked and IS affected. Bolts ordered and due first week December.
Turning out to be not that bad in the end.
Looking forward to getting my daily driver back and roof down on those dry winter days.
You're a lucky guy. Spoke to OPC Swindon today and no further update than more detail about the problem, which apparently relates to a spring loaded ring that the receives the centre lock nut that they believe malfunctioned on the US car that had the failure. Apparently the torquing requirement of 65nm is very precise and they're not sure if the guy had changed his wheels himself. It would seem that this is all a significant abundance of caution. I've had no mention of bringing my car in for inspection, and if they do and then have to wait for parts, they have no internal storage. In which case I'll insist they bring it back to me to garage it, rather then sit outside for a month. Keep the info coming guys, it's reassuring.Not heard from my dealer but saw the below from pistonheads, apparently from OPC Bristol.
3 posts
[report]
[news]
12:20
I’ve had a bit more info today.
Turns out it’s a range of 5 weeks production only, but they are checking over several months production just in case.
The process involves checking the batch numbers on each wheel bolt.
1. If outside the range they release car back to customer.
Or
2. If inside range they order bolts and are given a deliver date from Porsche. Bolts then fitted and car is released back to customer.
My car has been checked and IS affected. Bolts ordered and due first week December.
Turning out to be not that bad in the end.
Looking forward to getting my daily driver back and roof down on those dry winter days.
I read that yesterday, and have a feeling that particular dealer is just playing it down. Porsche have said that the window is much bigger than that, and I believe that if it is just a case of checking a couple of part numbers, why would Porsche issue a stop order, give everyone loan cars, and discuss compensation, when all they’d need to do is send mechanics to owners houses to check this for themselves? At a fraction of the cost.Not heard from my dealer but saw the below from pistonheads, apparently from OPC Bristol.
3 posts
[report]
[news]
12:20
I’ve had a bit more info today.
Turns out it’s a range of 5 weeks production only, but they are checking over several months production just in case.
The process involves checking the batch numbers on each wheel bolt.
1. If outside the range they release car back to customer.
Or
2. If inside range they order bolts and are given a deliver date from Porsche. Bolts then fitted and car is released back to customer.
My car has been checked and IS affected. Bolts ordered and due first week December.
Turning out to be not that bad in the end.
Looking forward to getting my daily driver back and roof down on those dry winter days.
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