might be buying 05 turbo. How reliable?
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might be buying 05 turbo. How reliable?
Anything I should know about this. I have heard something about adding oil every now and then, whats that all about? The one I am looking at getting has about 60k miles. I do like the horsepower but hoping that it is still reliable as the s.
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50K-70K miles is right in the range of possibly needing the coolant pipe upgrade. It's not a "Oh its starting to leak, I should get it looked at", it empties the cooling system in seconds. There are 4 plastic pipes under the intake manifold that crack, requiring replacement with aluminum pipes. As far as the oil goes, yea, they use a little bit, but how much varies from car to car.
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I have not had any major problems with my 2005 CTT and I have almost 60,000 miles. I just changed the tires to Michelin Latitude HP's and the car rides like new again.
When the oil gets low, the dash display will ask you to check and every 3-4,000 miles usually add one quart of Mobil 1.
If you can get one with CPO, I would go down that route.
When the oil gets low, the dash display will ask you to check and every 3-4,000 miles usually add one quart of Mobil 1.
If you can get one with CPO, I would go down that route.
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well got a down payment on a 05 with 65k on it. I could not pass it up no matter what the mileage was. It was owned by an older couple and they had a $2k radar detector installed in it. They traded it for a Hyundai GENESIS and got a ticket on the way home
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50K-70K miles is right in the range of possibly needing the coolant pipe upgrade. It's not a "Oh its starting to leak, I should get it looked at", it empties the cooling system in seconds. There are 4 plastic pipes under the intake manifold that crack, requiring replacement with aluminum pipes. As far as the oil goes, yea, they use a little bit, but how much varies from car to car.
#13
To my knowledge, all of Gen 1 Cayennes (that I've seen) had plastic coolant pipes. I have even seen them come on early reman engines. Porsche wanted the plastic pipes removed and aluminum ones installed prior to engine being installed into car.
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If it starts to leak or breaks, is it covered under the factory warranty?