Hello, I would like to introduce myself. My name is Kevin Hines and I am a technician at Brandywine Porsche in Newtown Square, PA. I have been there for alomst five years now, and have developed a great appreciation for these cars and the community surrounding them. We are a high volume dealership, so even though five years doesnt sound to terribly much, I have gained a lot of experience, and have developed great relationships with those in PCNA and also my clients. I am a car nut myself, so I think I may just fit in here. I like to think of myself as a "mod friendly" tech, as I also modify my own cars. I am here to help if I can, in any way, so please, dont hesitate ta ask anything.

Kevin H.

 

Welcome to the forum.

 

welcome and thanks for the offer to help

 

Welcome- it's good to add another great mind into our think tank!

 

welcome glad to have a porsche tech modder on-board

 

Thanks for steppin' up to the plate Kevin. I look forward to your "wizardry"!!

 

welcome!!! we are glad to have a tech on board!

 

So, now that you are here, we can all connect our laptops to our 6Speedonline high-speed 955 P-Car ports on our Cayennes and have you fix them with a few strokes of your keyboard, right?

 

Welcome aboard...

 

Welcome aboard, i have a quick question... I bought a K&N filter for my Cayenne and want to install it. But the dealer scared me by telling me that it can damage my MAF sensor (and it wont be warrantied). Does this really happen??

thanks,

BD

 

Welcome Kevin. Good to have you here.

 

HAH, if I could fix cars over the internet, I would definately be sitting on a beach somewhere with my trusty laptop...

And yes, if the K&N has a lot of excess oil on it, it WILL eventualy nuke the mass air sensor, before you install it, clean it and only oil it a little bit. This goes for all oiled cotton filters.

Kevin H.

 

Welcome aboard Kevin, and just so you know, you have the best name!

 

welcome aboard kevin! just about time.

 

As for the K&N, you can keep it in the Sun for about 1/2 to an hour so the excess oil can get dryed and then install it on the Cayenne.