Step-By-Step Porsche Panamera High Pressure Fuel Pump (HPFP) Replacement | Cayenne | Macan
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 15 ต.ค. 2024
- Replacing the High Pressure Fuel Pump in my 2010 Porsche Panamera. This procedure should be relatively the same whether you have the 3.6 6 cylider or the 4.8 V8 NA/Turbo. (I'm replacing the HPFP in my NA Porsche Panamera 4s in this video)
PARTS NEEDED:
High Pressure Fuel Pump: 948-110-316-HX rennch.com/hpfp
Camshaft Plug: 948 105 114 00 rennch.com/camplug
Note: All of the OEM HPFP are "remanufactured" now. That's what the "HX" means at the end of the part number. Not to worry, they are factory conditioned and ready to go.
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PARTS NEEDED:
High Pressure Fuel Pump: 948-110-316-HX rennch.com/hpfp
Camshaft Plug: 948 105 114 00 rennch.com/camplug
Note: All of the OEM HPFP are "remanufactured" now. That's what the "HX" means at the end of the part number. Not to worry, they are factory conditioned and ready to go.
Thank you so much for taking the time to make this video. I learned the hard way not to use a Walmart or Amazon HPFP as they do not have enough boost to start the car . Implausible errors, I used the factory pump and it ran like a rocket. Thank you again. 2010 P Panamera S here.
From a non Porsche owner...Ballzy!!!!!! Very impressive how you jump right in!!! Cost savings is huge. Satisfaction-Priceless!!! Nice job. Image quality very nice!
Hey thank you greetings from germany
Damn, solid work man, I would have broken half of that and dropped the rest on the ground 50 times :)
My panamera have e same Issue . Thanks for e video , it’s very helpful..
Great video. Looks like we could DIY this if we didn't have already have our miata in pieces in garage for clutch repair. Our 1st gen Panamera S has a P1023 fault code, error message Reduced Engine Power, hard start, in and out of limp mode. Mechanic is diagnosing as low pressure fuel pump because "fuel pressure is dropping 1200-1500kPa after shut down indicating a leak in the low pressure fuel delivery system" although he admits he has low confidence in this diagnosis as he's more of a 911 shop and is suggesting taking it to a dealership since they see more panameras. Most of the info online for this code points to HPFP. How did you diagnose your problem? Any advice would be appreciated!
Thanks again for more quality content. I may have missed it but did you mention what dealer cost was ?
David Gray I put it I put the link in the description.
I can see many hours labor and full dealer msrp on parts plus diagnosis would have made this very very spendy if you didn’t have the skills to take it on.
David Gray I think it’s $4k at the dealer. As far as skills...if you can turn a wrench right and left you can do it.
When I started wrenching there was no internet and no forums and information hard to find. I learned by doing and some hard lessons with expensive parts. I still work on my own vehicles and with the quality of content on TH-cam nowadays, I am taking on jobs I would never have dreamed of. Looking forward to your next episode on the 911 race car. In the interim I will be replacing the “coffin” arms on my C4S without a lift in my driveway :-)
Great video, mine is a 2014 model 4 with only 35K miles and looks like the pump needs to be replaced. I would have expected the pump to fail at a higher mileage and not at 35K. A very expensive part and lots of effort to replace it.
Hola el mio arranca y se para. A lo 2 minutos. Es ese la soluciok??
Do u remember the codes? Was psm down along with awd disabled?
Any tips for removing the cowl panel cover? Mine is on super tight and can’t pull it off like you did…
Great video.
Did you have to bleed the fuel system before first start ??
No, from what I recall it bleeds automatically for you
Thanks man!!!
Thank you for sharing helpful movie.It occures when starting engine on my 2010 panamera 4s
Can PIWIS separate low pressure pump and high pressure pump ?
If low pressure pump is unnormal and high pressure pump is normal in case of replacement for high pressure pump, the work is to be wasted.
Thank you for your good video. I want to ask you if you have any idea how to replace
How did you drain the fuel when you replaced the HPFP?
did you have to recharge the ac system after unplugging the two lines?
or bleed the cooling system if any of the coolant lines were removed?
Do you recall which lubricant that you used on the o-ring?
Is this the same breakdown procedure to get to rear bolts on the valves covers to replace the gaskets? I need to replace a leaking spark plug which will require me to replace the entire valve cover gasket and I have no idea how to remove it due to the rear being so closed in that I can't even get a wrench back there. Plus I can't find a TH-cam on replacing valve cover gasket on a Porsche Panamera Turbo. Thanks.
Thank you for your good video. I want to ask you if you have any idea how to replace motor mounts
Nice work.
Thanks Keith
Nice work.
Question please does this need a programming after installing the new part or not?
Thank you.
No
Hello Nice work! Do You need to program something after replacement or is it just plug it and it runs good?? Please help!
It should just run well, but you may need to reset your check engine light.
Is the purge valve in the same area?
Man thanks for this video I’m having this same problem I just order my parts an I’m having a problem where it’s got an I run my ac the temp go up an the ac stop blowing cold then I start driving it goes down you think it could be a thermostat
Man, I’m not sure! Join the Panamera group on FB and post that!
condenser fan?
what is the purpose for that camshaft plug? and is it required for 08 cayenne gts ?
Did I have to adapt the high pressure after?
Do you recall what DTC’s were triggered from the CEL?
I don't off the top of my head, sorry. It was many years ago.
My Porsche say engine reduced power on the dash. Please tell me if u know what that means?
It's in limp mode for some reason.
Oh...Porsche engineers...why you gotta put the fuel pump wayyy back there ? It could be worse. Try replacing a fuel sending unit on a Nissan Xterra...it's inside the gas tank. Ridiculous. Good video - thanks for putting this up !
Porsche has one or two low pressure fuel pump(s) in the gas tank as well.
This is probably a 5k job at the dealership