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tiptronic is being rough

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You might ask your service department to reset the Tip.

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POST 1Original post

the weather got cold now, and the shifting of the tiptronic feels rougher, specifically in lower speeds. i can feel jerking during shifting, plus it shifts at bad timings... is this a problem?

POST 2Original post

You might ask your service department to reset the Tip. It might have learned some bad habits.

POST 3Original post

i think this is normal. does this continue after the car is warm? (175 degrees)

POST 5Original post

What octane fuel are you using? Here in California, we have sucky 91 octane gas. I mix in 4 gallons of 100 octane to make it over 93 octane, which is what Porsche recommends. Its smooths things out a lot.

POST 6Original post

I'm in CA. Which gasoline brand do you use that brings it to 93 or over octane rating? Thanks

POST 7Original post

I get it at 76, but I believe the actual brand of 100 octane gas is Sunoco

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