122-J7H9X-01

Service Bulletin Details

Public Details for: 122-J7H9X-01

Technical bulletin outlining what to do if there are vibrations in the footwell of certain cayenne vehicles.


- 2019 - 2018 -

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Vibration Symptom - Vibrations From Footwell and Steering Wheel Area: Replacing
grommets and spacer sleeves for pressure pipes (SY 40/19)
Vehicle Types:
Cayenne (9YA)/Cayenne E-Hybrid (9YA)
Model Year:
As of 2018 up to 2019
Equipment:
3.0-liter V6 Turbo engine (engine type: DCBE)
Subject:
Securing pressure pipes to lock carrier
Symptom:
Vibrations can be felt in the footwell and on the steering wheel during slight partial load acceleration.
Cause:
The spacer sleeves fitted at the fastening points of the pressure pipes can cause too much pre-pressure
on the relevant grommets. As a result, vibrations can be transferred via the body into the passenger
compartment.
Remedial
Action:
Install modified grommets and spacer sleeves at the fastening points of the pressure pipes.
Required parts
and materials:
Part No.
867129669
PAB129734
Date of
Introduction:
Designation
– Use
 Grommet
For securing pressure pipe
 Sleeve
For securing pressure pipe
Qty.
4
4
Adapted spacer sleeves used from:
Date
04 April 2018
Preliminary work
Work Procedure: 1
2
Remove air box for air cleaner, see  Workshop Manual '242719 Removing and installing air box for
air cleaner'.
Remove front bumper, see  Workshop Manual '631019 Removing and installing front bumper'.
Replacing spacer sleeves for pressure pipes
Work Procedure: 1
Remove front release element ( Front release element -1-).
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1.1
Unscrew screws ( Front release element -2-).
1.2
Pull front release element ( Front release element -1-) up off the guide on the lock carrier
( Front release element -arrow-) and set it aside.
Front release element
2
Remove radiator cover ( Radiator cover -1-).
2.1
Press in clips ( Radiator cover -2-) and pull radiator cover ( Radiator cover -1-) up and
off.
Radiator cover
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•
Refrigerant or coolant lines must not be disconnected. The condenser is only swivelled aside.
•
When swivelling out and supporting the condenser, always make sure not to damage any lines.
Replace grommets and spacer sleeves ( Spacer sleeves for pressure pipes -1-) at the fastening
points of the pressure pipes.
3.1
Loosen condenser and additional radiator (only on PHEV) from the lock carrier, swivel them
out carefully and support them.
 Spacer sleeves for pressure pipes
3.2
Unscrew screws and replace grommets and spacer sleeves underneath.
3.3
Screw in screws and tighten to Tightening torque 8 Nm (6 ftlb.) .
3.4
Secure condenser and additional radiator (only on PHEV) to the lock carrier.
Spacer sleeves for pressure pipes
4
Install radiator cover. Make sure that the retaining lugs engage correctly.
5
Position front release element, fit screws and tighten to Tightening torque 8 Nm (6 ftlb.) .
Subsequent work
Work Procedure: 1
2
Install front bumper, see  Workshop Manual '631019 Removing and installing front bumper'.
Install air box for air cleaner, see  Workshop Manual '242719 Removing and installing air box for
air cleaner'.
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Invoicing
Invoicing:
For documentation and warranty invoicing, enter the labor operation, PQIS coding and part number
specified below in the warranty claim:
APOS
Labor operation
50384910
Reworking lock carrier (429 TU)
I No.
PQIS coding:
Location (FES5)
21410
Pressure pipe
Damage type (SA4)
1313
Vibrating, shaking
Parts Info:
Part No.
867129669
PAB129734
References:
Designation
– Use
 Grommet
For securing pressure pipe
 Sleeve
For securing pressure pipe
Qty.
4
4
 Workshop Manual '631019 Removing and installing front bumper'
 Workshop Manual '242719 Removing and installing air box for air cleaner'
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