Looking to fix the brakes on your 2004 Porsche Cayenne? YouTube channel Self Reliant has a great 7 minute video that walks you through replacing your Cayenne’s brake pads and rotors step by step. If you decide to do it yourself, a video like this...
Looking for some advice before you replace your Porsche brakes? If you have a Porsche 944 from 1989 or thereabouts, the folks at Instructables have some simple, easy-to-follow advice to get you started. The writer doesn’t waste much time on words, but has some close-up...
At our auto repair shop in Cincinnati, we don’t often break out the party hats, but when we do, it’s for Porsche. This past March, Porsche celebrated the birthdays of three iconic Porsche vehicles. Though this year’s Geneva Motor Show was canceled, Porsche took occasion...
These are good days to be a Porsche mechanic. Not everyone drives a Porsche, but nearly everyone wishes they did. They’re popular cars. In fact, the Porsche Cayenne SUV ranked number 2 in USA Today’s list of the best selling cars for 2019. And that...
To celebrate its 70th birthday, Porsche decided to give fans a present — a conception study that will be produced as a limited special edition: a purist Porsche 911 Speedster. That’s something true Porsche fans — like the Porsche mechanics that spend their days repairing...
It’s no secret we like European cars — especially Porches. High performing engines, stop-on-a-dime brakes, what’s not to love about a Porsche? But as our car mechanics understand very well, not all Porsches are created equal — but all are beautiful. CNet’s Roadshow recently did...
Prefer your Porsche 911 a little raw, with plenty of driver focused skills? Our Porsche mechanics certainly do. And nothing says “This is not your grandfather’s Porsche” like the 2018 Porsche Carrera T, a revved up beautiful machine the Telegraph calls “the most driver focused...
Your Jaguar might have a brake issue if you ever hear a sound connected to braking, there’s a difference in braking power, or you notice a burning smell while you’re driving. If a red or yellow brake warning sign comes on, it is time for an inspection. A high-pitched squealing sound is a sign that the brake pad wear indicators have been worn thin. These are steel contact points that connect with the rotor as a warning sign that the pads are wearing out. Another sign is if you experience wobbling or feel one side pull stronger than the other when you brake. When you brake, the stopping power should feel smooth and completely even on both sides. If not, you should bring your brakes in to your Cincinnati mechanic for an inspection.
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