Ti, 2706 AGM Battery Care And Maintenance: From Vehicle Delivery Until Sale (Customer Handover) (67/12): Tools
| Tool denomination | Type | Tool number | Image |
|---|---|---|---|
| PIWIS Tester II | Special tool | > 9818 | |
| Handheld multimeter | General workshop equipment | > V.A.G 1526E | |
| Battery tester | General workshop equipment | > VAS 6161 | |
| Battery Charger, 90 A | General workshop equipment | > VAS 5908 | |
| Battery Charger, 45 A | General workshop equipment | > VAS 5907 |
Model year
From 2011
Vehicle Type:
Cayenne (92A)/Cayenne S (92A)/Cayenne GTS (92A)/Cayenne Turbo (92A)
Concerns:
AGM starter battery (referred to below simply as 'battery')
Situation:
Support for the care and maintenance of the AGM starter battery (at the dealership):
From the time the vehicle is delivered to the Porsche Centre until it is handed over to the customer , the battery must be maintained and charged regularly, depending on use.
Information
The battery has a limited service life.
The service life of the battery is affected by:
- the driving conditions for the vehicle and
- thus, by the care and maintenance of the battery (trickle charging, etc.).
=> If the vehicle is idle for an extended period, a charger should be connected in order to trickle-charge the battery. Otherwise the battery's life will be reduced considerably. This reduction is considered natural wear and does not reflect a defect.
Please pass this information on to your customers.
Tools:
> 9818 - PIWIS Tester II
Recommended measuring devices , see ; chargers , see trickle charging , see Overview:
Brief overview (instructions and overview of contents, > Figure 1 ):
- Delivery
of the vehicle to the Porsche dealer.
See => Check condition of battery:
Condition of battery:
Not OK.
Condition of battery:
OK.
After
using the vehicle
(Step 2.) 3.) 4.) or 5.), see below:
Step 6.) before customer handover.
2.) Direct vehicle: 3.) Showroom vehicle: 4.) Stock vehicle: 5.) Stock Demo vehicle: Vehicle is handed over to customer within five days: Vehicle remains in the showroom: Vehicle is parked at a storage location: Vehicle is used as a demonstration vehicle in the warehouse: see see see see => at the earliest 48 hours before vehicle handover
=> at the latest 36 hours before vehicle handover
to the customer (customer handover):
- Only if result of check is "Not OK":
=> Replace battery
- Charge and check the battery,
Recommendations for:
=> Measuring equipment/measuring devices .
=> Chargers .
=> Trickle charging (permanent).
Procedure for:
=> Measurement and documentation (in Checklist).
Additional step:
=> Read out values from PIWIS Tester II .
Upon delivery:
- Vehicle is delivered to the Porsche Centre (> Figure below
).
=> Voltage measurement to determine the quality of the battery:
- 1.1
For correct voltage measurement (incl. inactive period of 5 min.), engine/vehicle may only run for max. 3 min. for operational procedures, e.g. unloading from transporter, collecting from storage location (>).
- 1.2
Observe battery inactive period (5 min., >) before measuring voltage.
- 1.3
Measure voltage using a suitable voltmeter (>). Observe recommended devices, see Step 1.4 and battery temperature (>=> 10° C/50° F).
- 1.4
Evaluate measured voltage (>):
- If > => 12.0 V
:
No further action required.
- If => 11.99 V
:
Before customer handover , Documentation and replace battery - must be carried out.
- If > => 12.0 V
:
- 1.5
Document values
Direct:
- 1.1
For correct voltage measurement (incl. inactive period of 5 min.), engine/vehicle may only run for max. 3 min. for operational procedures, e.g. unloading from transporter, collecting from storage location (>).
- Vehicle is delivered to the Porsche Centre.
=> Further use as " direct " vehicle (vehicle is handed over to customer within five days, >):
- Vehicle is delivered to the Porsche Centre.
=> Further use as " showroom " vehicle (>):
- 3.1
Before sales check or pre-owned vehicle check => Connect recommended charger, see Figure below
.
- 3.2
Perform sales check with charger connected (>).
- 3.3
Vehicle comes into the showroom (>).
- 3.4
Charging the battery in the showroom
(>):
=> Permanent : Use the cigarette lighter and a suitable charger (Charge-o-mat II) to permanently charge the battery.
=> Interval : Charge the battery every day (>=> 10 hours) using a suitable charger.
- 3.5
Within 48 - 36 hours before customer handover
, continue with Step.
Stock:
- 3.1
Before sales check or pre-owned vehicle check => Connect recommended charger, see Figure below
.
- Vehicle is delivered to the Porsche Centre.
=> Further use as " stock " vehicle (>):
- 4.1
Before sales check or pre-owned vehicle check => Connect recommended charger, see Figure below
.
- 4.2
Perform sales check with charger connected (>).
- 4.3
Before the vehicle comes into the warehouse:
Charge the battery using a recommended charger.
Observe the specifications with regard to battery temperature (>=> 10° C) and charging time of at least 10 hours.
- 4.4
Vehicle comes into the warehouse (>).
- 4.5
Charging the battery in the warehouse
(>):
=> Permanent : Use the cigarette lighter and a suitable charger (Charge-o-mat II,) to permanently charge the battery.
=> Interval : Charge the battery once a month (>=> 10 hours) using a suitable charger, see See .
- 4.6
Within 48 - 36 hours before customer handover
, continue with Step.
Stock and demonstration:
- 4.1
Before sales check or pre-owned vehicle check => Connect recommended charger, see Figure below
.
- Vehicle is delivered to the Porsche Centre.
=> Further use as " stock demo " vehicle (also used as demo/exhibition vehicle, >):
- 5.1
Before sales check or pre-owned vehicle check => Connect recommended charger, > Figure below
.
- 5.2
Perform sales check with charger connected (>).
- 5.3
Before the vehicle comes into the warehouse:
Charge the battery using a recommended charger, see See , (>).
Observe the specifications with regard to battery temperature (>=> 10° C) and charging time of at least 10 hours.
- 5.4
Vehicle comes into the warehouse and is used as a demo/exhibition vehicle there (>).
- 5.5
Charging the battery in the warehouse
and when used as a demo/exhibition vehicle (>):
=> Permanent : Use the cigarette lighter and a suitable charger (Charge-o-mat II) to permanently charge the battery.
=> Interval : Charge the battery once a week (>=> 10 hours) using a suitable charger.
Before customer handover:
Complete the next steps:
=> at the earliest 48 hours before vehicle handover,
=> but at the latest 36 hours before vehicle handover to the customer (> Figure below ):
Replacing battery:
Information
The AGM battery:
- is installed as standard equipment in the vehicle and must not be replaced by a conventional "starter battery" and
- must not be opened.
If the battery needs to be replaced, the following data must be entered in the gateway control unit using PIWIS Tester III (under Maintenance/repairs - Change battery):
- Serial number,
- part number,
- manufacturer and
- battery size.
The battery sensor:
- is connected between the battery negative terminal and ground cable,
- is an important part of the energy management system and
- is used to measure battery variables (battery current, battery voltage and negative terminal temperature) for vehicle electrical system diagnosis.
- 5.1
Before sales check or pre-owned vehicle check => Connect recommended charger, > Figure below
.
- Was a problem
with the battery discovered following delivery
of the vehicle?
- 6.1 NO
=> Continue with Step See , section " Charging the battery" .
- 6.2 YES
=> Within 48 - 36 hours before customer handover:
- 6.2.1 Complete the necessary document (see section 'Measurements',)
- 6.2.2 Create a vehicle analysis log (VAL) and attach it to the job,
- 6.2.3 Replace the battery
(>), see > 270655 REPLACING THE BATTERY
and
- 6.2.4
=> Continue with Step See, section " New battery"
.
Charging the battery:
NOTE: Always connect a battery charger for providing an external power supply or for jump-lead starting to the defined connections in the engine compartment. A battery charger should never be connected directly to the battery to provide an external power supply or for jump starting, in order to avoid:- Risk of damage to the battery sensor.
- Battery sensor sends incorrect battery values to the vehicle electrical system.
- 6.1 NO
- Within 48 - 36 hours before customer handover
(> Figure 31,
but only following vehicle preparation), charge the battery:
- 7.1
Charge the battery using a recommended charger, see See
, (>).
Observe the specifications with regard to battery temperature (>=> 10° C) and charging time of at least 10 hours.
- 7.2
Leave the battery "inactive" for 120 minutes (>):
The vehicle must not be moved and no loads must be switched on during this time.
- 7.3
Measure voltage using a suitable voltmeter (>). Observe recommended devices, see See
and battery temperature (>=> 10° C/50° F).
- 7.4
Evaluate measured voltage (>):
- If measured voltage: > => 12.8 V:
Continue with See .
- If measured voltage: => 12.79 V:
Before customer handover, "Replacing the battery" - must be carried out.
- If measured voltage: > => 12.8 V:
- 7.5
Check, evaluate and document functional state of the battery (=> See " Measurements "
.
End of remedial action.
New battery
- 7.1
Charge the battery using a recommended charger, see See
, (>).
- Procedure for "charging" the new battery
(>):
Within 48 - 36 hours before customer handover (but only following vehicle preparation), charge the battery:
- 8.1
Charge the battery using a recommended charger, (>).
Observe the specifications with regard to battery temperature (>=> 10° C) and charging time of at least 10 hours.
- 8.2
Leave the battery "inactive" for 120 minutes (>):
The vehicle must not be moved and no loads must be switched on during this time.
- 8.3
Check, evaluate and document functional state of the battery (=> See "Measurements "
.
End of remedial action.
Recommended devices:
- 8.1
Charge the battery using a recommended charger, (>).
- Recommended measuring devices
(battery testers, see also "Workshop Equipment Manual" - PIWIS information system):
- > V.A.G 1526E - Handheld multimeter
- > VAS 6161 - Battery tester or
- > VAS 6161 - Battery tester.
- Recommended chargers
(see also "Workshop Equipment Manual" - PIWIS information system):
- > VAS 5908 - Battery Charger, 90 A
- > VAS 5908 - Battery Charger, 90 A
- > VAS 5908 - Battery Charger, 90 A
- > VAS 5908 - Battery Charger, 90 A
- > VAS 5908 - Battery Charger, 90 A
- > VAS 5908 - Battery Charger, 90 A
- > VAS 5908 - Battery Charger, 90 A
- > VAS 5908 - Battery Charger, 90 A
- > VAS 5908 - Battery Charger, 90 A
- > VAS 5908 - Battery Charger, 90 A
- > VAS 5908 - Battery Charger, 90 A
- > VAS 5907 - Battery Charger, 45 A
- > VAS 5908 - Battery Charger, 90 A
- Permanent trickle charging
(see Porsche Equipment - Accessories and Maintenance):
- 955.044.900.56 > Charge-o-mat II
- 955.044.900.55 > Charge-o-mat II (GB version)
- 955.044.900.54 > Charge-o-mat II (USA version, 110 V)
- Adapter (required for vehicles without cigarette lighter): 000.043.202.55 > Adapter (for Charge-o-matt II and vehicles without cigarette lighter)
Measurements:
For taking measurements on the battery and for documentation purposes, use the existing Checklist (PIWIS information system, "Standard forms" menu: AGM Battery Checklist and measurement sheet...).
Information
When working on the vehicle:
- using the PIWIS Tester or
- for work that takes longer than 15 minutes,
a charger must be connected in order to trickle-charge the battery.
- The Checklist and relevant procedure are described
below
(Please disregard steps relating to a customer complaint):
- 20.1
Step 1. (Checklist) - General data
relating to the vehicle and battery (> Figure below)
:
=> The specifications on the battery (in the vehicle) may differ from the specifications shown in Figure 1
- => Illustration (>serves only as an example.
- Battery type: rating in Ah (-item A- ),
- Date of manufacture of the battery (stamped on negative terminal): -item B- ),
- Battery I-no. (for 2D code: -item C- ),
- Item number (-item D- ) and
- Battery manufacturer (-item E-),
- Safety instructions and warnings for handling the battery (-item F- ).
- 20.2
Step 2. (Checklist) - Visual inspection
of the battery:
Check for damage to the housing and
corroded and/or loose terminals.
- 20.3 Step 3. (Checklist) - Check the battery using a battery tester, see section 'Measuring devices' See : => Battery charge state before and after charging.
- 20.4 Step 4. (Checklist) - Charge the battery using a suitable charger with a current rating of at least 40 Ah => Observe minimum charging time (>=> 10 hours) and read operating instructions for the charger.
- 20.5
Step 5. (Checklist) - Measure the battery open-circuit voltage
using a voltmeter or voltage tester.
Steps 6. to 8. (in Checklist) are not relevant.
- 20.1
Step 1. (Checklist) - General data
relating to the vehicle and battery (> Figure below)
:
- As an additional step,
Step 9. (Checklist) - Read out values from PIWIS Tester II
- can be carried out:
- 21.1 Connect the PIWIS Tester to the vehicle.
- 21.2 Switch on ignition.
- 21.3 Select the relevant vehicle in the "Diagnostics" menu.
- 21.4 Select the 'Gateway' control unit in the "Control unit overview" menu and switch to the "Actual values/input signals" menu.
- 21.5 Answer YES in response to the VAL (Vehicle Analysis Log) prompt.
- 21.6 Read the campaign information instructions and confirm by pressing F12 .
- 21.7 In the 'Actual values/input signals' overview, select "Battery" and "Battery charge state history" and press F12 to confirm.
- 21.8
In the 'Actual values' overview, select the following actual values:
Battery ageing charge-related... % performance-related... % Battery internal resistance Actual... mOhm Battery change state ... % Open-circuit voltage ... V Battery temperature (Acid)... (Terminal)... Closed-circuit current Below limit value (Duration)... min. Limit value exceeded (Duration)... min. Battery charge state history Battery charge state 0... 25 %
Battery charge state 26... 50 %
Battery charge state 51... 75 %
Battery charge state 76... 100 % - 21.9 Press F12 to confirm your selection.
- 21.10 Read off actual values and enter them in the Checklist.
- 21.11 Press F11 to exit the display.
- 21.12 Press F11 to go back.
- If, after completing the documentation, the battery
(Step See
) must be replaced,
go back to Step See
. End
of remedial action.
References:
>2706IN IMPORTANT INFORMATION FOR EXTENDING (AGM) BATTERY LIFE AND BATTERY PERFORMANCE (60/12)