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Porsche Panamera Maintenance Schedule | 2017+

Porsche Panamera 971 maintenance or service schedule intervals with details of the time and mileage intervals or maintenance items to replace. We include the original Porsche maintenance schedule documents and some additional recommended maintenance intervals for your Porsche Panamera 971.Time or Mileage Based Service Intervals and Maintenance Schedules for Porsche Panamera | 971

Porsche Panamera | V6 / V8 / Turbo / E-Hybrid | 2017+ | 971

The second generation of the Porsche Panamera (971) introduced and a new level of sophistication with mechanical modifications such as the E-Hybrid and the 3.0L turbo engine. Many vehicles do not perfectly fit the maintenance schedule, so, it’s important to understand what maintenance items should be addressed at specific time intervals regardless of mileage.

For inspection based maintenanceof your Porsche Panamera, you’ll need the experience and knowledge-based recommendations from a shop with specific Porsche expertise.

Porsche Panamera Recommended Maintenance Intervals | 2017+

To keep your Porsche Panamera 971 healthy, we recommend you inspect the car and change the engine oil and filter annually or every 10K miles. The original Porsche Panamera maintenance schedule calls for a minor service at 20K or two years and a major service at 4 year or 40K mile intervals. Additional maintenance items are also required at the six year and 12 year interval, as shown below. Spark plugs need to be changed on the Turbo engines every 30K miles or 4 years. The original maintenance schedule called for air filter replacement every 80K miles – we recommend you shorten this interval significantly.

Many people become confused by Porsche maintenance schedules. The intervals and maintenance items are cumulative –  so for clarity, a 4 year service includes all the maintenance items recommended at the 4 year interval, plus all maintenance items from the 2 year and annual maintenance interval as well.

Safety and Maintenance Inspection

Every annual service should include a rigorous safety and maintenance inspection of your Porsche Panamera. It’s essential this is carried out by a skilled Porsche technician who knows the likely wear characteristics of your Porsche and can identify issues of concern at an early stage. A thorough inspection can reveal maintenance items that have been influenced by local environmental conditions.

Some maintenance items are described as “lifetime,” such as coolant, for example. It’s important during the inspection to discover the health of these “lifetime” items. If you need cold weather protection from your coolant, you’ll find the “lifetime” is considerably shorter than you might expect! Identifying mechanical problems at an early stage allows planning and budgeting for the necessary work.

Porsche Panamera Maintenance Recommendations | 2017+

Annual Maintenance or Every 10K miles:

  • Vehicle Inspection
  • Change engine oil and filter
  • Update or replace maintenance items based on inspection

Add the following maintenance items to the annual service, based on the time or mileage intervals shown below:

Additional Maintenance Every 20K or 2 Years:

  • Replace brake fluid
  • Replace cabin pollen filter

Additional Maintenance Every 30K or 4 Years:

  • Replace spark plugs

Additional Maintenance Every 40K or 4 Years:

  • Replace engine air intake filter
  • Replace tire sealant

Additional Maintenance Every 60K or 6 years:

  • Replace drive belt
  • Clean throttle body
  • Replace PDCC fluid reservoir
  • Replace PDK fluid

Additional Maintenance Every 120K or 12 years:

  • Replace front differential oil
  • Replace rear differential oil

Original 971 Panamera Factory Maintenance Schedule

  • Easy to read Porsche maintenance or service schedule intervals with details of the time and mileage intervals or maintenance items to replace. We include the original Porsche maintenance schedule documents and some additional recommended maintenance intervals for your Porsche.

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