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Porsche Recalls 17,986 Panameras, Cayennes To Fix Potential Stalling Problem

Porsche has announced the recall of 17,986 2010-12 Panamera and Cayenne models for problems with camshaft adjuster fastening screws. If the screws loosen, the camshaft adjusters may fail, leading to stalling issues.
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Author: Marc Stern
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If you are among the 17,986 motorists driving either a 2010-12 Porsche Panamera or a 2011 Porsche Cayenne crossover covered by its latest recall, then you will soon be receiving a major recall notice from the automaker.

NHTSA Lists Affected Panameras, Cayennes

According to a post on the National Highway Traffic Safety Administration (NHTSA) website, the automaker has recalled the following models:

  • 2010-12 Panamera S
  • 2010-12 Panamera 4S
  • 2010-12 Panamera Turbo
  • 2010-12 Panamera
  • 2011 Cayenne S
  • 2011 Cayenne Turbo
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Sparking the recall was a problem with the vehicles’ camshaft controllers. They may come loose inside the engine, exposing the car to an unforeseen stall. If it were to happen on a major roadway, causing sudden slowing, then the vehicles involved could be involved in injury-causing crashes.

Dealers Will Replace Parts For FreePorsche recalls Panameras, Cayennes

For further information, you can contact Porsche Customer Service at 800-767-7243. Ask about recall AH08. Or, call the NHTSA Vehicle Safety Hotline at 888-327-4236. The recall number is 17V368000. Or, you can visit the NHTSA website, www.safercar.gov, for more information.

Source: NHTSA

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