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ilard Member Since: 20 Aug 2010 Location: London Posts: 975 |
I believe that is pretty normal for a diesel of any age or make, so I personally would not be worried. I do hope it sounds glorious when you're giving it the beans n blowin your smoke! L405 P400e Autobiography (MY2020)... Silicon Silver / Espresso
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Fri Sep 10 2010 8:26pm |
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Timf Member Since: 27 Feb 2010 Location: East Anglia Posts: 312 |
My 07 TDV8 does likewise. No prob.... |
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Sat Sep 11 2010 10:23am |
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DCMatrix Member Since: 10 Sep 2010 Location: United Kingdom Posts: 2 |
Thanks for your feedback, really appreciate it, never having owned one before I was getting worried that there might be a problem.
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Sat Sep 11 2010 6:37pm |
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paulmc Member Since: 07 Sep 2010 Location: Aberdeenshire Posts: 25 |
Most diesel's with no DPF will smoke a wee bit until the turbos spool up after that there should be little or no smoke unless of course it has been aggressively mapped then it might smoke a bit. Cayenne Turbo "S" 521bhp Standard
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Sun Sep 12 2010 5:29am |
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640Newton Member Since: 01 Sep 2008 Location: Sydney via Wolverhampton Posts: 231 |
I treat the smoke as a proper smoke screen. If someone is tailgating me then I stomp my foot on the accelerator and by the time the smoke clears, I've vanished over the horizon and they wonder where I went!! 2008 TDV8, Stornoway Grey with Alpaca premium leather, Adaptive cruise, Adaptive Bi-xenons, sunroof, Premium Nav, Premium ICE Logic 7, telephone, active locking rear diff, console coolbox, seat memory, powerfold mirrors, tow pack, window tint, dual battery, engel fridge, Goodyear Mud-Terrain tyres. |
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Thu Sep 30 2010 6:15am |
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