Local News: Porsche Cayenne Headlights Need Rework
According to Porsche Singapore, the headlights may become detached after the module is incorrectly locked.
OneShift Editorial Team
27 Feb 2012
The headlight locking system on current 2011 and 2012 Cayenne models is being reworked.
In-house quality investigations revealed that in rare cases an incorrectly locked headlight module can become detached.
Approximately 100,000 units of the Cayenne model line are being reworked. Letters are being sent to owners of the affected vehicles; the workshop job takes approximately 45 minutes and is free of charge for the customer.
Credits: wilswong
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