Emergency Call failure 991.2 RS

Emergency Call failure 991.2 RS

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Ducati0

Original Poster:

145 posts

134 months

Thursday 28th June 2018
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Anyone else getting random notifications about emergency phone failure ?

SWGT3

445 posts

121 months

Thursday 28th June 2018
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Sounds like the same issue 991.2 GT3 owners are having. Last I heard Porsche still don’t have a proper fix and don’t really seem too bothered.

PDKSport

101 posts

74 months

Thursday 28th June 2018
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I’m told your OPC will give you a form to sign and it’s then sent to Porsche GB who will disable the function till a fix is found. I’m waiting on my centre emailing me one across. Bloody pain, I had around 20 notifications the other night and a call from vodaphone asking me if I had an accident.
Cheers.

Cheib

23,256 posts

175 months

Thursday 28th June 2018
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My OPC informed Porsche GB who emailed me saying they would disable it remotely whilst they find a permenant fix. All I had to do was reply to the email. Anyone wants a copy of the the email PM me. I picked up my 991.2 GT3 early May so don’t see why the protocol would have changed.

Gareth220

160 posts

82 months

Thursday 28th June 2018
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My 991.2 GT3 was one of the early ones and I got this issue on the drive home after collecting it. The dealer had it back and did a full diagnostic check under guidance from Germany. The solution after a long examination was to disable the function, and this seems to have turned into the now standard practice. That was 10 months ago, I chased for an update recently and was told that there isn't a fix available yet.

The service on this aspect does seem to be extremely poor from Porsche. As mentioned above, they don't seem to consider it a priority. Strange that it only appears to impact GT3/RS models. I picked up a new Macan a few weeks ago and it is fine. (Following a visit to the dealer this week it transpires the Macan needs a partial loom replacement as the USB ports are all playing up but that's a different story!).

jbmxx

88 posts

183 months

Thursday 28th June 2018
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Although there's still no fix from Porsche, you can call Vodaphone and ask them not to respond to any emergency call alerts (they will still monitor your tracker).

As a more permanent solution I also raised a customer complaint with the service department at my local Porsche centre (Swindon), they forwarded this to Reading who contacted me by email asking me to confirm that I wanted the emergency call function disabled on my car (991.2 GT3) and this was done remotely a few days later. This seems to have sorted the problem and I've had no more false alerts.

Ducati0

Original Poster:

145 posts

134 months

Sunday 1st July 2018
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I need to get mine disabled.....it keeps coming on

cormeist

830 posts

101 months

Sunday 1st July 2018
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Mine has not come on for Two occasions now so not sure if sorted itself