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2010 Porsche Panamera Turbo (970) V8-4.8L Turbo A L L Diagnostic Trouble Codes ( DTC ): P Code Charts Page 567

2010 Porsche Panamera Turbo (970) V8-4.8L Turbo A L L Diagnostic Trouble Codes ( DTC ): P Code Charts Page 567



Diagnostic conditions



- Driving with slight acceleration (See [Information]), at:



- Large stroke (Actual value A220 = 1):



- Period since engine was started > 5 Minute(s)



- Engine speed 1,250 ... 2,200 1/min (Actual value A020)



- Mass air flow 300 ... 600 mg/stroke (Actual value A050)



- then Driving with slight acceleration, at:



- Small stroke (Actual value A220 = 0):



- Period since engine was started > 5 Minute(s)



- Engine speed 1,250 ... 2,200 1/min (Actual value A020)



- Mass air flow 180 ... 350 mg/stroke (Actual value A050)



Possible fault causes



- Engine oil pressure too high or too low



- Loose contact or corrosion on connectors or lines (Power supply Solenoid valve, hydraulic valve lift control)



Fault setting condition(s)



- Diagnosis detects via the camshafts' vibration behavior that all the valves have either not switched to the other lift or have not switched quickly



enough during valve lift switchover.



INFORMATION



A trip with the aforementioned conditions can be performed as follows, for example:



- Engine at operating temperature



- Level route



- Driving in 5th gear (manual)



- Vehicle rolls at approx. 50 km/h / 31 mph (approx. 1,000 rpm)



- This is followed by uniform acceleration to 2,200 rpm, at:



- Acceleration not too high (Mass air flow < 600 mg/stroke - Actual value A050) and



- Acceleration not too low (Large stroke - Actual value A220 = 1)



P1359



P1359



Diagnosis information - Control unit DME (DFI)



Valve lift control Cylinder 1 - Large stroke



Diagnostic conditions



- Driving with Partial load



- > 5 Minute(s)



- Engine speed 1250...3000 1/min



- Mass air flow 180...500 mg/stroke



- then Idle speed



- > 2 Minute(s)



- Engine speed 500...1000 1/min



- Mass air flow 90...250 mg/stroke



Possible fault causes



- Injection valve Faulty or Borderline



(opens too late / not long enough / not enough or leaks)



- Bar ignition module Faulty



- Compression too low



(e.g. Cylinder lining damaged, Valve-seat ring Faulty ...)



- Valve lifter Faulty



(Intake valve has not switched to the other lift or has not switched quickly enough)



Fault setting condition(s)



- Diagnosis detects uneven running for the specified cylinder.



- Uneven running is calculated from the expected and actual crankshaft acceleration due to combustion.



- Uneven running is interpreted as a misfire or valve lift fault, depending on type.



P1360



P1360



Diagnosis information - Control unit DME (DFI)



Valve lift control Cylinder 6 - Large stroke