I recently received this question from a reader who purchased a Panamera 4E Hybrid.
What do you guys do when it's time to change the oil in your Panamera? From the dealerReplacement at 1 year or 10,000 km is OK."I was told that, but apparently, everyone seems to have changed it earlier the first time...
And. Indeed...
As for modern Porsches, dealers canFirst oil change after one year or 10,000 kilometers.I didn't know that................................... Is that because it is a hybrid car or is it the same with a regular Panamera....
Incidentally, for our 971 Panamera Turbo and the 970 Panamera Edition that we had before, our dealer recommended 1000 km, so we changed the oil once at 1000-1500 km.I don't know about hybrids because I don't have any information about them."I thought.
And then I suddenly remembered. beforePorsche Owner's File, who provided us with the information in Porsche Owner's File, Pol Pol Pol 4E.might know something about the timing of the first oil change for the Panamera 4E Hybrid! I contacted them immediately and received this reply right away.
The timing of the first oil change for the Hybrid you requested.Replace after one year or 10,000 km.It is explained that(I have reconfirmed this today with the sales representative of a dealer in Tokyo).I asked, "aside from the 4E, aren't turbo and other models supposed to be replaced in 3-6 months?" I asked.In the past, high-output engines ran so well that they produced iron shavings and dust, so we had to change the oil earlier.he said.(They have been following this policy for about 5-6 years, I have not heard about other models such as 911).Apparently, this is the official view.
Oh yeah!(Pol Pol 4E.Thank you for the valuable information!)
If this is the case with the Panamera, I wonder if it is the same for the 911, Boxster, and Cayman. Also, what about cars like the GT3, I wonder if they have a different view...I am very curious.
Also, Pol Pol 4E's email continued.
The other day, I was driving a Panamera 4E Hybrid when all of a sudden, the car started running as if it had stalled, and a yellow alert appeared saying, "Engine output low, can run, service required..." A few minutes later, no matter how hard I pressed the accelerator pedal, the car could only run at 3~4 km/h. After a few minutes, I called an emergency tow truck and took a taxi home. A few minutes later, no matter how hard we pressed the accelerator pedal, the car could only run at 3~4 km/h. Finally, we called an emergency tow truck and took a cab home. I would like to write an archive of the cause of this alert, the dealer's response, and the outcome.
Well, that's a big deal.
However, I would love to see that valuable archive and post the series of events, including the cause and the dealer's response, on my blog (LOL).
recentlyDo you know anything about ________?"in TokyoI'd like to ask Mr. XXX of the Porsche Owner's File that used to appear in the magazine about XXX.We have been receiving more and more messages from people saying, "I'm sorry, I don't know what to do. My wife and I will answer as much as we can figure out, and sometimes we send the question to the owner of the Porsche Owner's File and return the answer to the person who asked the question.
Through these interactions, some of the Porsche ownersI want to provide useful information about Porsche, and if the information I have is useful to others, I would like to provide it.We have come to realize that there are quite a few people who are
The network of readers who support this blog has also expanded to include the Kansai region, the Tokyo metropolitan area, Kyushu, and the United States.So, I have been thinking recently that it would be very interesting if we could accept questions from Porsche owners or people who are thinking of buying a Porsche through this blog, and then ask them to Porsche owners across the country to share information and solve their questions....
So please, please, please read this article here.First oil change for Porsche vehicles.I would be happy to receive comments about I would like to share your comments at a later date, including the recent door punch. Thank you in advance.
