How to Change The Engine Air Filter On A Porsche Cayenne V6 958 92A 

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No you don’t have to. This is the way the Porsche manual says to do it. It makes it slightly easier when your trying to line up the filter and the cover when your putting it back together.

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Hi Antonio, I do have one about removing the intake manifold. Watch my video on how to change the pcv valve. you have to remove the intake manifold to do it . ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-Qw4rn1sMPos.html

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No turbo on this engine

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Hi Stan I’ve never taken off the inner wheel liner to cleans drains. I do t have a sunroof. But what I think you might need to do is, you might have to remove the wheel arch trim those come off pretty easy. That might be what’s hanging up the liner. Let me know if that helps. Good luck!

Thanks for watching, according to the maintenance chart Porsche says it’s every 160k or 16 years. I wouldn’t wait that long. I believe they think of it as lifetime fluid. But they also think that way of the transfer case fluid. I’m planning on doing mine before I hit 100k. I should be doing a video on it in the near future.

@@KevinsEuropeanGarage thanks, i ll definitely will watch it!

Great video though kudos

Thanks its not that bad once you’ve done it some Japanese cars can be just as difficult or worse