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POST 1 / ORIGINAL POSTEROriginal post

Evening all. My turbo s has been out of action at main dealer for three months now awaiting the high pressure fuel pump that apparently failed. It seems this part isn't available and there's no ETA. Possibly owing to a bit of a redesign to maybe fix an inherent problem. Does anyone have any information on this topic please?

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Can’t help but I’m curious, have they given you a nice loaner while you wait? Warranty job?

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I've got a new Macan GTS which is fine really but given I'm about to miss a second Goodwood Breakfast Club meeting where the car was supposed to be on display and three months of good summer have done, I'm a bit narked really. Worse things could happen I guess! Yes under the Porsche approved extended warranty. Seems the part is nearly 4k retail, then fitting and also apparently some turbo fault as well. Not ideal on a 30k miles car with full Porsche history. I can't complain about how I'm being treated, they're doing everything they can.

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