As Glenn Frey would sing, “The Heat is On,” temperature-wise, and it’s not going anywhere anytime soon. The blazing summer temps can become dangerous to (you and) your Porsche, so keeping cool and the air conditioner in check is a necessity.
Porsche A/C System Maintenance: Keep Your Cool This Summer
Published 11 years ago — by Lisa Federico Continue ReadingPorsche Transmission Care – Transmission Troubles to Watch Out For
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Watch out for signs of transmission problems.
Photo Credit: Eric KornblumNeglecting proper transmission care will cause problems in the future. The longer you drive with a transmission problem, the worse the problem is going to get. Period.
While there are ways to prolong the life of your transmission in your Porsche, sometimes things come up and troubles cannot be avoided.
Porsche Transmission Care – Prolonging Your Transmission’s Life
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Prolong your transmission's life.
Photo Credit: Eric KornblumAs the most complex part of your Porsche, the transmission has an abundance of parts and functions to power your Porsche.
Oftentimes transmission care is overlooked since it doesn’t have as many regular services as other components of your automobile. Here are some ways to prolong your transmission’s life:
Porsche Factory Scheduled Maintenance & Condition Based Service
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Maintain the life of your import vehicle with proper service.
Photo Credit: AdamL212The key to maintaining the life of your Porsche is to have it serviced routinely, whether it's according to specific Porsche factory scheduled guidelines or on a condition based service. In doing this, you’ll prolong the safety and reliability of your Porsche.
Factory Scheduled Maintenance vs. Condition Based Service – What’s the difference?
Your Porsche has a specific recommended maintenance schedule that should be performed when your Porsche hits a certain mileage or time interval. This is called Factory Scheduled Maintenance (FSM). Not all Porsches require the same schedule, so it’s important to know your exact model.
Winter, You’re As Cold As Ice: Preparing Your Porsche For The Frosty Season
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Stay safe on the roads this winter
Photo Credit: Alex PepperhillTemperatures are dropping, snow is falling and Jack Frost is nipping away. Make sure he doesn’t nip away at your Porsche (and cause damage). Properly winterizing your Porsche will keep it running smoothly and keep you safe on the road. Here are some tips to prepare your Porsche for battling the elements.