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Your Porsche is a finely tuned piece of automotive engineering. To maintain this perfect engine, you need regular services and maintenance. Regular checkups will prevent problems from developing in your engine and allow you to enjoy your Porsche for many years to come. These are just some of the numerous services we offer at your Porsche dealership in Jackson, MS.
Brake Servicing
Your Porsche has a highly-efficient braking system designed to stop your car exactly when you need to. This system depends on regular services to keep it working effectively. Time, wear, and external factors can all cause damage to brake components. Calipers can jam, hoses can develop leaks, and bolts can loosen if they’re not regularly checked and replaced.
Our technicians thoroughly check your entire braking system for any signs of trouble. We examine and test the brake master cylinder that controls your braking system and test the metal brake lines and the rubber brake hoses for any signs of damage. We remove and replace the brake pads, check the condition of your rotors, and ensure that the system works as efficiently as it was designed.
Air Filter Repalcement
The air filter is a tiny component with a vital role to play. The air filter removes and traps dirt, dust, and other debris carried in the air that enters your radiator. This filter ensures that only clean air enters your engine. This is important, as stray particles in the air can damage your Porsche engine. As time passes, the air filter will become clogged with dirt and require replacement.
If the air filter isn’t replaced, it will restrict the amount of air in your engine. A lack of air in the engine will turn your engine fuel-rich. A fuel-rich engine runs inefficiently and can cause a variety of problems. The lack of air will damage the spark plugs, cause additional wear to the catalytic converter, and increase your fuel usage. We can easily replace the filter to fix this problem.
Converter Replacement
The catalytic converter in your Porsche is highly efficient, and it converts 99% of toxic engine byproducts into harmless chemicals and water. The converter does this using a combination of pressure, heat, and chemical reactions. On average, your converter will last at least eight years before it needs replacement.
If you notice black smoke from the exhaust, smell a foul rotten egg scent, or your fuel economy drops, you could have a worn or damaged converter. Our technicians will examine the converter and repair or replace it, depending on the situation.
We have many other services available to keep your Porsche in great condition. Call our service department today at Porsche Jackson.
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