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Porsche Cayenne 955/957 Ignition Coil & Spark Plug Replacement DIY (2003-2010 Porsche Cayenne)
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 18 ส.ค. 2024
- ►Porsche 955 & 957 ignition coil & spark plug replacement is one of the simpler jobs you can complete on your Cayenne. Porsche recommends replacing spark plugs every four years or 30,000 miles, so replacing them yourself along with your coil packs can save you an incredible amount of money over the lifetime of your vehicle - especially if you're taking advantage of our Lifetime Replacement Guarantee.
On this specific Porsche Cayenne 957, we did not know the age of the spark plugs or ignition coils, so one of the first jobs we completed was replacing these with new OE parts.
Follow along as Ben Marouski, FCP Euro's resident Porsche 957 owner, replaces the ignition coils and spark plugs with nothing more than a few basic handtools using our Porsche Cayenne Ignition Service Kit.
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Index:
00:00 - Intro & Tools Needed
01:35 - Cosmetic Cover(s) Removal
02:14 - Torque Arm & Ignition Cover Removal
03:00 - Ignition Coil Removal
03:45 - Spark Plug Removal
04:15 - New Spark Plug Install
04:35 - New Ignition Coil Install
05:45 - Ignition Cover & Torque Arm Reinstall
06:35 - Cosmetic Covers
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Another great 955/957 video - keep them coming! I'd love to see ones on replacing the carbon canister and the thermostat/water pump.
We are just getting started Johnathon, stay tuned!
THANK YOU AGAIN WITH THE 957!! FCP Euro you are the LEGENDS!
Ton more 957 on the way, thanks GHOST!
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There’s an evap pump bracket above the dog bone. Two bolts remove that and save a huge headache removing the dog bone and vanity cover
how about the driver's side? The remote battery terminal cable is bolted to the block and obstructs the last coil. Too tight to get a wrench in there. I can't see how to disconnect the clamp to move the battery cable.
I bought Denso spark plugs in stead of Bosch this time round, Is the gapping that important? What’s the significance? Car drives fine, no codes.
Can y’all do one for the b8.5 s4/5
i see on the site you sell both Beru and Bremi ignition coils. although i’ve heard about Beru, what’s the story with Bremi? any good on a Cayenne Turbo 955?
A common issue with the 957 4.8 motor seems to be P2181 -- Cooling System Performance, usually because of a stuck open thermostat. That job and the replacement of the water pump in front of the thermostat looks too complex for DIY. What do you say? Thanks for these Cayenne videos.
It is 100% on our to do list M. Cooper! This car actually had the T-Stat stuck open code, so it's a perfect test subject for the DIY. Stay tuned , lots more to come.
Thanks! I think the thermostat on the V8 Cayenne is not a question of if, but when. They could have put it in a more difficult location, but I can't think where that could be.
Where did you buy those sparkplugs
Funny enough I got the P2181 code, reset it, came back a few days later. Took it in for new thermostat and water pump since the pump wasn’t documented as replaced. The thermo was replaced a year ago though. Hopefully this squares things away. It’s definitely DIYable but there’s a lot that goes into it, removing the belt as well so I opted for my local Indy. Diagnosis, new thermo, water pump and belt with all with 2 year warranty came in around $1,800 at $200 an hour. For those in Orange County CA I recommend Daniels European for any non DIY work they only use quality parts, quality people, and log pictures of their work plus update the carfax with the work done so resale value will always be higher and appreciated by the new owner.
Spark plugs and coils is next and definitely something I’ll DIY along with oil and pads/rotors
Thanks for the video. I ordered the kit and you guys provide the dielectric grease but I didn't see it used in this video. Does it need to be used?
Hi there, since these coils are bolted to the valve cover, you can certainly use some for this DIY. Ben had pre-dabbed the coils before installation.
@FCP Euro My man, you're referring to the ignition coils as being coil packs. A coil pack is an assembly of several igition coils jointed together. Such as M275 from Mercedes.
We don't let Ben do DIYs anymore...
Dose the same kit work for 955 turbo?
Hi Weston, if you select your model on FCPEuro.com, you will see the kits we have available for your 955.
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I consider to buy 957 4.8s or Turbo. Which one would be reasonable choice? It could be over 100,000mile
Go for the turbo BimmerGO Tup! Similar maintenance to the NA 4.8 but a bit more go!
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My 957 gts on a 08 plate has developed a misfire the car is super shaky and low on power.....I hope the coil replacement does the trick....plugs were changed not long ago
For those of us who are not as well versed, the fast speed in several areas of the video dont allow for clear viewing of whats actually being done...sloooowww 'er down please!
Sorry about that Gord, let us know if you have any specific questions that may have been glossed over.
We want a way to diagnose computer malfunctions and increase the video on the Porsche
FCP Euro doesn’t let people order parts… they reject the order and ask for PayPal. What the fuck kind of weird shit is that?!?!?
Do not shake your voice and your camera
Sorry