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dont panic yet but get a diagnostics check done to see the fault codes if any.

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dont panic yet but get a diagnostics check done to see the fault codes if any.

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POST 1Original post

Hey guys, I just bought a used 2010 base 987-2 cayman PDK a couple weeks ago. Today after work, as I shifted the gear to D, I sensed hesitation in the gearbox and the car was quite reluctant to move forward. Subsequently, I engaged R, gave it some gas but the car didnt move at all. I put it in P and restarted the engine and the car drove normally the entire journey back home. I was wondering if this a sign of the PDK dying or is it some sensors that have gone cranky. Many thanks!

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dont panic yet but get a diagnostics check done to see the fault codes if any. this will help narrow down any concern areas. a few weeks back a dirty sensor cased a whole bunch of codes to pop up on my car.

POST 3Original post

Was it raining today? It's common (and normal) for the brake rotors to get a thin patina of rust during wet weather, which causes hesitation when first moving (can need quite a bit of gas), and sometimes an audible pop when the pads break loose. It's usually worse if you get the rotors wet when the brakes are cold, like if you wash a car without driving it a bit to clear the water off the rotors.

POST 4Original post

Thanks all for your kind replies. Another thing to note that there wasn't any warning messages when this occurred. Also the rotors were not wet as it was in a sheltered car park.

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