Other Fuel System Pump Problems of Porsche Cayenne

Engine has cutoff on 3 occurrences: (1) operating the vehicle on the freeway at 70 mph and experienced immediate loss of power. I was able to manuever the vehicle to the shoulder while coasting without engine power. I was able to start the engine but it cutoff a few seconds after. The vehicle had to be towed to an independent Porsche repair shop where the high pressure fuel pump was replaced. (2) the engine cutoff while operating on city street at 40 mph. I was able to manuever the vehicle while coasting without power or power steering into a parking lot. The engine would start but cutoff a few seconds later on multiple attempts. The vehicle has to be towed to the same independent Porsche repair shop where the high pressure fuel sensor was replaced. This occurrence was the first time operating the vehicle after returning home from the high pressure fuel pump replacement service. (3) operating the vehicle while stopped at an intersection at a red light. When attempting to accelerate the engine cutoff and I was stalled for about 1 minute blocking traffic. I was able to restart the engine after a few attempts and drive the vehicle the remaining 2 miles home without incident. All 3 occurences involved abrupt engine cutoff and loss of power steering. The Porsche independent repair shop is unable to pinpoint the issue. The risk exposure to accident is high when engine cutoff occurs while the vehicle is in motion.

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Overnight fuel pressure loss results in extended crank cycle. Despite 6 service visits between two chicagoland area Porsche dealerships, the vehicle has not been satisfactorily repaired. Fuel pressure loss was confirmed on multiple occasions by the semersky's Porsche exchange in highland park, illinois. Fuel pumps were apparently replaced, the last time damaging the seat clips under the second row bench seat. Fuel pressure loss has slowed, but still occurs when fuel tank is more than 3/4 empty. This vehicle is covered by manufacturer warranty and the problem became apparent at 24k miles.

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Received recall notice for filter flange of fuel pump. Called dealer who said did not have repair parts and does not know when they will get them. Called Porsche u. S. And they told me the same thing. No date for receiving parts or repairing my car.

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I purchased a 2008 Porsche Cayenne on 3/14/18. Here we are 3 months later and I noticed a strong gas smell coming from the driver rear tire. I used google to diagnose my concerns and found this: September 25, 2017 � Porsche is recalling more than 50,000 Cayenne suvs because the fuel pump filter flanges could leak gas and at the least create an odor of fuel, and at the most create a fire hazard if fuel hits a hot ignition source. The recalled gas-powered vehicles include the 2003-2006 Cayenne s and Cayenne turbo, 2004-2006 Cayenne and 2006 Cayenne s "titanium" edition vehicles. So, I took my car to get diagnosed at dean mcreary Porsche in mobile, al and was advised that I have a flange and sealing ring leak and that it would be 1124. 00 to repair. I am having the same problems described in this recall. This is a hazard. Someone could die. I then called Porsche north american and they informed me that the recall is VIN specific and I do not qualify. This makes no sense and they should be held responsible for repairs. Porsche is constantly making cars that are unsafe and when a problems occurs, they do not want to fix it.

Tl- the contact owns a 2005 Porsche Cayenne. The contact received notification of NHTSA campaign number: 17v576000 (fuel pump) however, the parts to do the repair were unavailable. The contact stated that the manufacturer exceeded a reasonable amount of time for the recall repair. The Porsche of hilton head located at (107 drivers way, hardeeville, SC 29927 (843) 208-3300) was contacted and confirmed that the parts were not available for the recall remedy. The manufacturer was made aware of the issue and was not able to confirm when the parts were to become available. The contact had not experienced a failure. "parts distribution disconnect". As.

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Recall ah10 incomplete due to non-availability of parts. Replacing filter flange of fuel pump.

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1) coolant pipe problems,Porsche never fix them ,had pay to get them fix. (2) filter flange fuel pump leakage,problems Porsche said unfortunately, at this time parts are not available. Had it repair my owen money, did not want to chance a risk of fire. (3) transmission module problems did not shift right,had to buy new one. To many problems.

~tl the contact owns a 2006 Porsche Cayenne. The contact received a recall letter from Porsche regarding the fuel pump three months ago. The contact called Porsche and was informed to purchase a new fuel pump and take the vehicle to a Porsche authorized mechanic to complete the repair. The contact inquired about a refund, and was advised by Porsche that parts were not available and a system for issuing refunds had not been created. The manufacturer was notified. The failure mileage was 136,000.

"Porsche safety recall ah10" I received a recall notification in the mail November '17 for the replacement of the filter flange fuel pump. During the time, I did not experience any changes with my vehicle, but I still called to have my vehicle repaired. I was told that the parts are not in and I would be notified when the parts were available. Within the last 3 weeks, I have smelled gas in and around my car. I am convinced this is due to my vehicle not being repaired for an extended period of time. I contacted both Porsche locations in my area (north olmsted and beachwood, ohio) to see if there will be reimbursement of a rental car or if a loaner vehicle can be provided until the parts are in as I transport a newborn baby in my vehicle on a day to day basis and do not want to run the risk of either of us being affected by this fuel leak. I'm afraid if the fuel leakage isn't repaired soon it may cause a fire which will be a hazard to myself, child, and other motor vehicles on the road. I am reaching out to see of there are any alternative transportation methods for those individuals who were affected by this action. Please advise.

I received a recall letter in November of 2017 NHTSA campaign number: 17v576000. Fuel pump flange may crack causing fuel leak a fuel leak in the presence of an ignition source increases the risk of a fire. My local dealer keeps telling me no parts available. I find the timeline unacceptable and I want the recall remedied immediately. We are pushing two years with no repair.

I got the letter for recall of replace filter of fuel pump, call local dealer many time and got the answer with out the part , this unsafe under driving ? keep continues or stop driving ? we have 2 kids , please advide . . Thanks.

I received a recall notice from Porsche (ah10 Porsche safety recall) for replacement of the filter flange of fuel pump. The letter was dated 14nov2017. On 28nov2017 I took the car to the dealer for repair, which was supposed to be at no cost to me. The dealer did not have the newly designed part, so he replaced the defective filter flange (which had been leaking fuel), replaced it with a new part, but still under the recalled design, and charged me for the repair even though the recall stated the repair would be done at no expense to vehicle owners. Then in August 2018, I was notified that the newly designed parts were delivered, at which point I brought the car back to the dealer and the recalled part was removed with a newly designed filter flange installed. This was completed on 08aug2018 and on 09aug2018 I completed the paperwork that Porsche asked me to complete in order to receive reimbursement for the November 2017 repair work. The processing of this paperwork was supposed to take 6-10 weeks. It is now 21 weeks and counting, I have contacted Porsche and their processing agent (gcg), but neither is able to tell me the status of the claim or who is working on it or what the issue is with the processing of my claim. I'm out of pocket $1500 for over a year on a recall that was supposed to be no cost to the vehicle owner due to a dangerous design, which had indeed been leaking fuel and which could have led to a deadly fire.

Tl- the contact owns a 2006 Porsche Cayenne. The contact stated that while driving at various speeds, there was fuel odor emitted into the vent of the vehicle. The vehicle was not taken to a dealer for a diagnostic testing or repair. The contact received notification of NHTSA campaign number:17v576000 (fuel system, gasoline) however, the part needed for the repair was not available. The contact stated that the manufacturer exceeded a reasonable amount of time for the recall repair. The manufacturer was notified of the failure and informed the contact that the part was not available for the repair but will contact Porsche of san diego dealership at (858) 695-3000 located at 9020 miramar rd, san diego, CA 92126 where they will replaced the fuel pump with an older model until part become available. The approximate failure mileage was 190,000. Part distribution disconnect. Aw.

Tl-the contact owns a 2005 Porsche Cayenne s. The contact stated that NHTSA campaign number: 17v576000 (fuel pump, gasoline) exceeded a reasonable amount of time for repair. The contact received the recall notification in November of 2017. The vehicle was taken to the dealer (the collection, 200 bird road, coral gables, FL 33146, phone (305) 444-5555), but the parts were unavailable. The dealer had been waiting for parts for more than ninety days. The manufacturer was notified and stated that the collection dealer contacted them concerning part availibility. The dealer was informed that the parts were unavailable and the manufacturer did not know when they would arrive. The contact was concerned that the vehicle might experience a failure before parts became available. The contact had not experienced a failure. Parts distribution disconnect. Li.

Porsche recalled this fuel pump (17v-576) after I replaced for the same reason it was recalled. I've contacted Porsche several times and they still have not addressed replacing the fuel pump filter flange. It's been more than 2 years now? what can I do?.

09/19/2017 Porsche of lehigh valley (formerly knopf Porsche) fuel smell coming from vehicle. Found left side fuel filter flange leaking. Replaced left side fuel filter flange for $709. 04. 12/08/2017 Porsche of lehigh valley car hesitates and bucks, since the fuel odor repair was completed on 09/19/2017 Porsche of lehigh valley replaced left and right side fuel pumps, fuel pressure regulator flange , and transfer lines between 2 fuel pumps for $$879. 80. Letter from Porsche cars north America, inc. �important safety recall� dated 11/29/2017 received 1 week after Porsche of lehigh valley (formerly knopf Porsche) completed second repair and charged me for a total of $1588. 84 so you know that Porsche of lehigh valley (formerly knopf Porsche) knew full well that the recall was underway but just wanted to meet 4q/ye goals. 02/20/2019 in week seven (7) of (10) ten after weekly calls to script following customer service agents of epiq global (contractor for Porsche cars north America, inc. Recall processing), who escalate calls upon request to a supervisor from epiq global, only to have a project coordinator call with their personal cell phones and leaving generic messages without a direct call back number. 02/20/2019 now in week seven (7) of (10) ten, I finally picked up a random number of the 3rd project coordinator and discussed how they will only reimburse me for the left side fuel filter flange replacement. 12/27/18 I submitted my claim form and epiq global (contractor for Porsche cars north America, inc. Recall processing) confirmed receipt on 12/31/2018 reiterating in writing a 4-10 week process. 02/21/2019 18 months after initial repair I receive an email from epiq global confirming they will not reimburse the 09/19/2017 Porsche of lehigh valley replaced left & right side fuel pumps, fuel pressure regulator flange, & transfer lines btwn 2 fuel pumps $879. 80.

The high pressure fuel pump, car drove with very little ability to speed up. It sputters when trying to accelerate. It won't start right away, building up fuel pressure. I was driving and it just became unresponsive to the gas peddle. I slowed and stopped, restarted and just had a very weak car. It takes some time to reach 50mph. Dangerous if on the hwy.

Dear sir/ madam thank you for your letter of November 29, 2017, regarding recall of our vehicle Porsche Cayenne s #wp1ab29p64la60605 (recall # 17v-576). Please note that due to the problem I experienced with the fuel pump in the vehicle, I had to replace the pumps rh and lh, with required accessories. A total cost of the repair, including parts and labor, was $2,640. Please let us know if the above is sufficient, or I should still need additional repair. Also let me know if you could be able to reimburse the total or partial cost of the above repair.

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Tl- the contact owned a 2004 Porsche Cayenne. The contact stated that they were alerted to a vehicle fire while at their residence. Upon inspection they saw their vehicle in flames. The fire department was contacted and the fire was extinguished. The police report was filed. The contact house suffered from fire damage as well. The manufacturer was contacted regarding the failure however no further assistance was offered. The vehicle was previously taken to Porsche of north olmsted where it was diagnosed that the fuel pump was defective and needed to be replaced. The contact later received NHTSA campaign number 17v576000(fuel system, gasoline) after the failure occurred. The failure mileage was approximately 100,000. The vehicle was deemed destroyed. There were no injuires that required medical attention. The VIN was not provided. Kh.

July 28th 2014 plaza motors found fuel pump flange for secondary fuel pump was leaking fuel they replaced the flange and seal since it is a recall should I be due for a refund? and are they required to replace it again.