Check engine light illuminated....time to take it in for maintenance and repair!
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You’re cruising down the road and all of a sudden you hear a dash noise and see the check engine light illuminate on your dashboard. What does this mean? What do I do? First, don’t panic.
Follow these tips to keep your vehicle cool this summer
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In Part 1 and Part 2 we covered how to keep your A/C running smoothly in your Porsche and signs to be aware of for A/C problems, so closing out the series it’s only we present what you can do to help keep your Porsche cool in summer.
Don't be left in a sweaty situation this summer, address any A/C concerns now
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You’ve booked your stay and you’re about to head out on vacay only to realize that the air in your Porsche seems a bit off. Is it blowing warm air, is the airflow weak, do you hear or smell something strange? These are all signs that you may potentially have an A/C problem on your hands.
Keep the A/C running cool this summer
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Just like with your Porsche’s heating system, it is essential to maintain the A/C in your Porsche so it works efficiently and lasts longer. Seasonal and regular maintenance can help keep the AC in prime condition. Let’s take a look at some key points to be aware of so you get the most out of your A/C this summer.
Maintain your brake system with these tips
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The final part of our brake series concludes with how to maintain the braking system in your Porsche. By now it should be apparent that routine brake service will help to maintain your brake system to keep you safe on the streets. Here is a list of all the essential things you can do to keep your brakes in check (but don’t worry because your qualified Porsche mechanic will perform all this for you upon a brake check).