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Shifting Gear, Traction Systems
Switching off PSMfPress PSM OFF button A.
PSM is switched off after a short delay.
The light-emitting diode in the button lights up.
When the PSM is switched off, t

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ABS
(Anti-lock Brake System)
 Warning!
In spite of the advantages of ABS, it is still the driv-
er’s responsibility to adapt his driving style and 
maneuvres in l

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Loading level
 Caution!
Risk of damage to running-gear parts, units 
and the vehicle underbody. 
If the car is driven off a curb when at loading level, 
for example

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Shifting Gear, Traction Systems Lowering the vehicle
1st actuation: Low level
2nd actuation: Loading level
Warning messageVarious messages are indicated on the multi-pur-
pose display of the instr

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Porsche Active Suspension 
Management (PASM)Various messages are shown on the multi-purpose 
display of the instrument panel.
Three different running-gear setups ca

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Maintenance, Car Care
Engine Oil LevelfCheck the oil level regularly. I t  i s  b e s t  t o  d o  t h i s  
when refuelling and before extended journeys.
Further important information concerning

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Checking the coolant level when a warning 
messages is shown on the multi-purpose 
display of the instrument panel
 Warning!
Danger of serious personal injury from scald-
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Changing the brake fluidBrake fluid absorbs moisture from the air over 
time. This accumulation of water lowers the boil-
ing point and, under certain operating conditions,