Porsche Recalls 17,986 Panameras, Cayennes To Fix Potential Stalling Problem

Porsche has announced the recall of 17,986 2010-12 Panamera and Cayenne models for problems with camshaft adjuster fastening screws. If the screws loosen, the camshaft adjusters may fail, leading to stalling issues.

If you are among the 17,986 motorists driving either a 2010-12 Porsche Panamera or a 2011 Porsche Cayenne crossover covered by its latest recall, then you will soon be receiving a major recall notice from the automaker.

NHTSA Lists Affected Panameras, Cayennes

According to a post on the National Highway Traffic Safety Administration (NHTSA) website, the automaker has recalled the following models:

• 2010-12 Panamera S
• 2010-12 Panamera 4S
• 2010-12 Panamera Turbo
• 2010-12 Panamera
• 2011 Cayenne S
• 2011 Cayenne Turbo

Sparking the recall was a problem with the vehicles’ camshaft controllers. They may come loose inside the engine, exposing the car to an unforeseen stall. If it were to happen on a major roadway, causing sudden slowing, then the vehicles involved could be involved in injury-causing crashes.

Dealers Will Replace Parts For FreePorsche recalls Panameras, Cayennes

For further information, you can contact Porsche Customer Service at 800-767-7243. Ask about recall AH08. Or, call the NHTSA Vehicle Safety Hotline at 888-327-4236. The recall number is 17V368000. Or, you can visit the NHTSA website, www.safercar.gov, for more information.

Source: NHTSA