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unclebilly 08-28-2022 04:46 PM

****** Cayenne
 
So, my Cayenne project was coming to an end after doing the AC condensor with the miserable to get to bolts, the valve cover gaskets (also with miserable to get to bolts), plugs while I was in there, and a very overdue oil change (based on the look of the filter element).

The god damned hood won’t open to let me put oil in. It seems that the release mechanism may have come disconnected while I had the front end all apart for the AC repair…

I only have 5 beers (3 now) and I’m just pissed off.

I know how to fix it but it’s going to be added misery.

Anyone want a Cayenne S with recent maintenance and AC that blows cold?

fastfredracing 08-28-2022 04:55 PM

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unclebilly 08-29-2022 07:11 PM

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Jubilations!

aigel 08-29-2022 07:22 PM

Looks so purdy in there! Congratulations.

fisher22 08-29-2022 07:22 PM

I guess congratulations are in order. Hope it went the way you wanted. Nothing broken.

unclebilly 08-29-2022 07:30 PM

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Originally Posted by fisher22 (Post 11784152)
I guess congratulations are in order. Hope it went the way you wanted. Nothing broken.

Nothing on the vehicle broken or bent. I used a inflatable bladder like the tow trucks have for key lockouts, an endoscope, ratchet wrench, bent socket rail, long screw slot driver, 2 bent welding rods, and lots of patience and help from my wife and son.

john70t 08-29-2022 07:30 PM

and it only took a 3" hole saw through the hood

unclebilly 08-29-2022 07:31 PM

^^^ that was very tempting.

island911 08-29-2022 07:33 PM

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Originally Posted by john70t (Post 11784160)
and it only took a 3" hole saw through the hood

LOL, that's what I was wondering. -What's the hood look like...

Good job unclebilly.

SCadaddle 08-29-2022 07:49 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by john70t (Post 11784160)
and it only took a 3" hole saw through the hood

Isn't that where BMW puts their "Roundle" doo dad emblem? :D

fisher22 08-29-2022 07:52 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by unclebilly (Post 11784158)
Nothing on the vehicle broken or bent. I used a inflatable bladder like the tow trucks have for key lockouts, an endoscope, ratchet wrench, bent socket rail, long screw slot driver, 2 bent welding rods, and lots of patience and help from my wife and son.

Jeez...... that's actually kind of amazing. You got it though. Huge pat on the back.

peppy 08-30-2022 03:21 AM

Quote:

Originally Posted by john70t (Post 11784160)
and it only took a 3" hole saw through the hood

Yeah but I would have drilled the hole in the wrong spot twice.

Glad you got it open.

bob deluke 08-30-2022 06:49 AM

That reminds me of the busted spark plug saga on my 2010 Cayman. Huge p.i.a. Lots of patience required. Good job unclebilly!

CurtEgerer 08-30-2022 09:14 AM

Quote:

Originally Posted by unclebilly (Post 11784158)
Nothing on the vehicle broken or bent. I used a inflatable bladder like the tow trucks have for key lockouts, an endoscope, ratchet wrench, bent socket rail, long screw slot driver, 2 bent welding rods, and lots of patience and help from my wife and son.

That's all it took?! :D

WPOZZZ 08-31-2022 01:55 AM

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Originally Posted by CurtEgerer (Post 11784610)
That's all it took?! :D

I think Billy got angry.

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stevej37 08-31-2022 05:44 AM

If it happens again...I have just the tool for the job....SmileWavy
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