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5.4 Remove brake hose/wiring harness holder (--> Figure 12 -2-) at the wheel carrier and fit new holder on the wheel carrier with a screw (M8 x 14).

Tightening torque 30 Nm (22 ftlb.)

5.5 Install new front brake disc according to vehicle side and rolling direction using a new Torx screw (M12 x 1.5 x 19.3) --> Workshop Manual '46501950 Removing and installing front brake disc - section on "Installing"'.

Tightening torque 14 Nm (10.5 ftlb.)





5.6 Complete the new brake caliper.

5.6.1 Fit new brake pads (2 ea. --> Figure 13 -1-) in the brake caliper --> Workshop Manual '463619 Removing and installing front brake pads - section on "Installing"'. Retaining pin for brake pads:

Tightening torque 30 Nm (22 ftlb.)

5.6.2 Loosely pre-fit brake pressure lines (at the left --> Figure 13 -2- and right) on the relevant brake caliper.

5.6.3 Clip warning contacts for brake pad wear indicator into both brake pads --> Figure 13 -arrows-.

5.6.4 Engage line for warning contacts for brake pad wear indicator in the spring (--> Figure 13 -3-).





5.7 Fit new upper brake hose on the brake line (--> Figure 14 -1-) and engage it in the holder (--> Figure 14 -2-).

Tightening torque 14 Nm (10.5 ftlb.)

5.8 Install front brake caliper

5.8.1 Install front brake caliper --> Workshop Manual '47391900 Removing and installing front brake caliper - section on "Installing"'. Brake caliper to wheel carrier, FA: Tightening torque 270 Nm (200 ftlb.)





5.8.2 Slide clip (--> Figure 15 -arrow-) over the brake line.

Position brake line in the holder and pre-fit it loosely on the brake hose.

Tighten the brake at the top and bottom.

Tightening torque 14 Nm (10.5 ftlb.)





5.8.3 Connect electric plug connection for brake pad wear indicator and engage lines in the bracket (--> Figure 16 -inset-).

5.8.4 Secure electric line with line bracket for warning contact to the brake line (--> Figure 16 -arrow-).

5.9 Concluding work: Convert the brake system

5.9.1 Install front wheel housing liner --> Workshop Manual '505619 Removing and installing front wheel housing liner - section on "Installing"'.

5.9.2 Fit the front wheels --> Workshop Manual '44051900 Removing and installing wheel - section on "Installing"'.





6. Convert intake manifold on the engine

6.1 Remove intake manifold assembly (--> Figure 17) --> Workshop Manual '244619 Removing and installing intake-air distributor on DFI engines - section on "Removing"'.

6.2 Clean sealing faces on intake manifold/engine.

6.3 Install new intake manifold assembly --> Workshop Manual '244619 Removing and installing intake-air distributor on DFI engines - section on "Installing"'.

6.4 Install new Y-shaped pipe assembly

6.4.1 Remove bellows at the left/right.





6.4.2 Install Y-shaped pipe assembly (--> Figure 18) --> Workshop Manual '243519 Removing and installing air box for throttle housing on DFI engines (intake ports upstream of throttle valve) - section on "Installing"'.

6.4.3 Fit bellows at the left/right.





6.5 Install engine cover and new throttle body cover --> Workshop Manual '108319 Removing and installing engine cover (design cover) on DFI engines - section on "Installing"'.

7. Concluding work

7.1 Program the DME control unit.

The following requirements must be met in order to program the DME control unit for a performance-enhanced engine:

- Software version 20.100 or higher is installed on the PIWIS Tester

- DME control unit is only programmed with the data record for standard Turbo vehicle -without I-no. E81-

- DME control unit and immobilizer code must be taught on the vehicle

- The immobilizer code and enabling code for the power kit must be enabled for the vehicle in IPAS

7.1.1 Connect the PIWIS Tester 9718 and switch on the ignition.

7.1.2 Select "Vehicle type" and "DME control units". Press >> to continue.

7.1.3 Read out existing data for the DME control unit by selecting "Identification" in the "Cayenne DFI function selection" menu and then go back to the "Cayenne DFI function selection" menu.

7.1.4 Select "Program control unit" in the "Cayenne DFI function selection" menu. Press >> to continue.

7.1.5 Select "Program control unit" in the "Cayenne DFI control unit programming" menu. Press >> to continue.

7.1.6 Follow the instruction on the PIWIS Tester as far as selecting the vehicle type. Select the vehicle type ("Cayenne V8 turbo"), model year ("As of MY 08") and transmission type ("Tiptronic"). Press >> again to continue.

7.1.7 Specify the exhaust emission standard. The following can be selected here, depending on regulations in each country:

Version
KIT EU2A
KIT EU4A
KIT Brazil A
KIT LEV A (USA/Canada)
KIT Korea A

Select the relevant exhaust emission standard. Press >> to continue.

NOTE:
Five spaces ("00000") are provided for entering the immobilizer code. If the code only has 4 digits, keep the zero as the first digit.

7.1.8 Enter the immobilizer code. Press >> to continue and confirm your entry by pressing F7.

7.1.9 Enter the enabling code. Press >> to continue and confirm your entry by pressing F7.

7.1.10 Once programming is complete (after approx. 35 - 45 minutes), you are prompted to switch off the ignition and message "Switch ignition off/on to exit the function, then erase the fault memory" appears.

Switch off the ignition to continue.

7.1.11 Vehicle data must be written manually. Press >> to continue.

7.1.12 Programming was completed successfully. Press >>

7.2 Read out the fault memory of all control units, correct any existing faults, and the erase the fault memory.

7.3 ONLY for vehicles manufactured up to May 2008 (CW 22):

7.3.1 Bleed the brake system --> Workshop Manual '47010750 Bleeding the brake system'.

7.3.2 Align the vehicle at the front --> Workshop Manual '4400IN Suspension alignment complete'.

7.3.3 Adjust the vehicle at the front --> Workshop Manual '4400TW Adjustment values for suspension alignment'.

NOTE:
When replacing one of the following components >> DME (DFI) control unit and/or high-pressure pump (also when replacing the engine) << from the fuel system, the adaptations in the DME (DFI) control unit must be adapted to the system again.

Rough engine running is possible until the adaptations are completed.

Noticeable decreases in engine performance may also occur.

7.4 The same procedure applies for programming the DME control unit with a different data record.

Adapt the fuel high-pressure control system --> Workshop Manual '24701900 Removing and installing DME (DFI) control unit'.