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Cayman 718 GPF Failure

Please correct me if I’m wrong Dan but I believe you had a positive outcome when you involved Auto Express to assist you with an issue on one of your previous cars [Mini?]. Personally I can’t see any problem for anyone who has encountered this problem - Club member or not - in contacting them as an individual who feels that they aren’t being treated fairly by Porsche. In fact they would be doing owners of affected cars a great service, many of whom won’t be Club members or readers of these pages and aren’t necessarily aware of the issues and the invaluable research and work that Dave has done over the past 2-years to save owners eye-watering GPF replacement costs.

The only cautionary note in following such a course of action is if an owner is engaged fully with their Porsche dealership in finding a solution, where such an approach is liable to alienate the dealership and Porsche GB.

Just my tuppence worth, as usual.

Jeff
 
I did Jeff. I had an issue which I raised with the dealership (MINI) and it fell on deaf ears, that was until after being ignored on numerous occasions I emailed Auto Express and within a week MINI were on the phone to book my car in and engineers from BMWs engine department were enroute to examine the vehicle and DME. Strangely enough a week after that a new DME flash solved the issue.

Dan
 

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