2004 Porsche 911 Carrera Technical Service Bulletins

373 technical service bulletins (TSBs) are on record for the 2004 Porsche 911 Carrera. TSBs are notes manufacturers send to dealers about repair procedures for issues seen in the field. They are not recalls and do not by themselves mean a vehicle has a fault.

• 10165166Aug 7, 2019Electrical system. Bulletin outlining PIWIS Tester updates 38.600.020.
• 10165165Aug 5, 2019Electrical system. Bulletin outlining PIWIS Tester updates 38.600.000, .010, & .015.
• 10162219Jun 19, 2019Equipment. Announcement of a 6 month warranty extension on VAS 581005P R1234yf Service Units for air conditioning.
• 10162214Jun 10, 2019Equipment. Instructions for using VAS 581005P in order to chech and service R1234yf Air Conditioning Unit.
• 10188291May 30, 2018Brakes, Equipment. Resubmitting at request of Mr. Bernard Hardgrave. Advanced technical information on brake fluid for all Porsche vehicles.
• 10138295Apr 17, 2018Suspension, Equipment. Subject: Replacing the coil spring on the front axle during repairs Information: Coil spring for the respective chassis no longer available. Notes: During repairs, the faulty coil spring will be replaced by a new coil spring of similar design. A spring plate (compensation part)may also have to be used (see Part Info table). The new coil spring has the same function as the coil spring installed in the vehicle. A…
• 10108642Jul 18, 2017Transmission and drivetrain. "Concern: Replacing Hardy disc on the cardan shaft during repairs Notes: Previously, the Hardy disc („± Figure 1) was not available separately, and the entire cardan shaft had to be replaced. In order to improve the serviceability of these vehicles, we have now made the Hardy disc available as a separate part and it can be replaced independently of the cardan shaft, if required."
• 10198523Apr 22, 2016Equipment. 1997 to Present - Vehicle Analysis Log Types - In an effort to prode accurate information regarding the state of the vehicle at the time fof VAL creation, a "log type" drop down menu was added at the end of the VAL creation menu.
• 10198525Mar 24, 2016Equipment, Brakes. Understanding and addressing brake squeal complaints.
• 10198524Apr 11, 2015Equipment, Tires. 2003 to Present All with tire pressure monitoring system.
• 10055907May 16, 2014Electrical system. Porsche: procedural information provided regarding the replacing of faulty cracked ignition coils on certain vehicles. Model 1997-2013 boxster (986), boxster/cayman (987), carrera (996 & 997).
• 10044348May 24, 2012Exterior lighting. Porsche: the instrument cluster displays warning of brake light remains on.
• 10038544Mar 2, 2011Other or unknown. Porsche: information on how to read the vin.
• 10034551Jul 28, 2010Equipment. Porsche: requests return of parts to pcna for fuel pump #911 608 110 03.
• 10030213Mar 20, 2009Fuel system. Porsche: return of fuel high pressure pumps. Protection caps missing or not fitted on fuel connections on fuel high pressure pump. A possibility that dirt, dust or other particles can get into the connections.
• 10025186May 21, 2008Visibility (wipers, defrost, mirrors). Parts withdraw; porsche cars north america requests return of the following units to pcna: part numbers 955 628 320 00 and 955 628 321 00; description tip switch.
• 10025182May 8, 2008Fuel system. Parts withdrawn. Porsche cars north americ requests return of the following unit to pcna, but only in cases where the defect is visible: part number 955 110 235 01, description fuel line.
• 10019400Feb 1, 2006Other or unknown. Current child seat overview.
• 10018155Oct 10, 2005Engine cooling. Handling ptfe crankshaft seals. 8jb
• 10018051Oct 10, 2005Engine cooling. Installing ptfe (polytetrafluoroethylene) crankshaft seals on replacement engines.
• 10011673Dec 20, 2004Transmission and drivetrain. Possibility of clutch slave cylinder experiencing increased wear as mileage increases on the vehicle.
• 10011679Dec 10, 2004Suspension. Connection rod (front & rear) for stabilizer. *tc porsche.
• 10011678Nov 29, 2004Brakes. Rear brake air guide: aluminum ring comes loose.

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