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You’re the most unlucky car owner I have ever seen. Better just to walk or bike. :LOL:
 
Super annoying for it to come on at just 1800 miles. Took it in and diagnosis was a faulty "leakage detection module" - emissions related. Took about 1.5 hours to replace. Hopefully this puts it to bed - anyone had a failure like this as such low miles?
 
Joining the club of the "Engine Control Fault - Driving Permitted"

43k miles, Macan S, driving performance is ok but I have a code:
P0456 EVAP System Leak Detected

Anyone knows how to fix it?

I'm looking around over here:
 
Erased the code and did a drive around my neighborhood/ freeway. So far, the code hasn’t come back but Evap checks are conducted only a handful times per day.

Impressions after adjusting the hose + clamp:
• The engine is very responsive
• Boost is now reaching over 9 PSI
 
In my case it has been the third time engine light, "driving permitted" in the last 20 k miles and it is again the same P017400 - mixture formation, bank 2 - too lean. gff states possible dme software issue. The service advisor told me he would elevate my problem to the regional manager.
 
Picked up my new Macan S on 1/22. After 5 weeks and 750 miles, got P0089 code, driving permitted. P0089 is "Fuel Pressure Regulator 1 Performance". Code repeats every time after I clear it. Comes on a few minutes idling after cold start. Did a search on this forum and rennline about P0089 with no results or posts.
Drove fine when I took it to the dealer the other day. A Porsche indy I know said it's probably just a sensitive fuel pressure sensor which can be programmed by the dealer to not be so sensitive. Also, my SA mentioned new Macans are due for a software update recently released by Porsche (Feb).
I should hear final results from the dealer in a few days.
 
Just checked with OBD II for the faults. It showing two fault codes below. Any suggestions whats can be wrong?
P0068 - Power train;
P0441- Evaporative emission control system incorrect purge flow;
 
Just checked with OBD II for the faults. It showing two fault codes below. Any suggestions whats can be wrong?
P0068 - Power train;
P0441- Evaporative emission control system incorrect purge flow;
On the P0441- Evaporative emission control system incorrect purge flow check that the gas fill cap is fully closed.
 
Gas fill cap is fully closed. What else can be?
Just had a similar code on my wife’s Ford Edge. On a Ford it’s not the cap there’s a part that controls the vacuum that’s not a big deal to fix. On a Porsche I have no clue. You could try googling the error code along with Porsche Macan. I had a Jeep that would throw a similar code. If it wasn’t the gas cap often filling the tank would kill the check engine light.
 
You didn't overfill the Macan did you?

If one overfills and contaminates the charcoal canister it can cause problems. I know of
a person who did this on a BMW and they had to replace the charcoal canister, etc.

Since that time, they are more careful not to top off their tank to excess.


Good luck!
 
Macan Turbo, 2015, 42k miles.

I had this Engine Control Fault.


*Gas cap checked
*Turned off (10sec)
*The engine is very responsive

What could be the problem? Any suggestions what to do?
 
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