Porsche Maintenance Schedule
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Our Porsche service and maintenance schedule tells you when to bring your vehicle in to Complete Automotive Systems and what services should be performed at these intervals. By staying up to date and bringing your Porsche in regularly for maintenance, you will enjoy the benefits of maximizing vehicle safety and reliability, as well as minimizing breakdowns resulting from wear at minimum cost. Our certified Porsche specialists will ensure that these objectives are met by performing comprehensive maintenance services on your vehicle. We will also inform you of any Porsche repair that may be necessary to ensure maximum performance. change engine oil and filter every 5,000 miles |
| 500 – 2000 miles / 800 – 3200 km |
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| 1800 – 3000 miles / 3000 – 5000 km |
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| 7500 miles / 12000 km |
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| 15000 miles / 24000 km |
- Change engine oil and filter
- Engine visual inspection for leaks
- Check cooling and heating system for leaks
- Check coolant hoses and tighten connections
- Visual inspection of radiator for external fouling
- Check levels of coolant (antifreeze) and antifreeze content
- Check crankcase ventilation
- Intake Air: Check hoses, lines, and connections for tightness
- Check brake pedal and adjust if necessary
- Brake Hoses and Lines: Visual Inspection for leaks, damage, and corrosion
- Check brake fluid level and top off if necessary
- Visual inspection of brake pads and discs to check for wear
- Check clutch and adjust if necessary
- Check clutch plate for wear
- Visual inspection of hydraulic clutch actuator – check for leaks.
- Check steering gear screw connections for tightness – visual inspection of the bellows for damage
- Check tie rod links including tightness, and dust caps.
- Visual inspection of power assisted steering –check for leaks, fluid level and top off if necessary
- Visual inspection of ball joints – dust caps for damage
- Check wishbone screw connections for tightness
- Check front and rear wheel bearings and adjust if necessary
- Lubricate clutch release lever and secondary spring
- Manual Transmission: Visual Inspection for leaks, check oil level, and top off if necessary.
- Automatic Transmission: Check fluid level and top off if necessary.
- Visual inspection of drive shaft – check for leaks and damage.
- Visual inspection of the exhaust system for leaks and damage – check screw connections for tightness and attachment
- Check tire condition and correct tire pressure.
- Check operation and lubricate door arrester
- Lubricate door hinges
- Check door, engine hood locks and safety hooks on front hood for tightness and function
- Check seals for doors, hood, and roof
- Check vehicle lighting
- Check headlights settings and adjust if necessary
- Check horn operation
- Check retractable headlights- lubricate rods
- Check throttle for smooth running
- Windshield washer system: Check function, fluid level, and nozzle setting – adjust if necessary
- Headlight washer: Check operation, fluid level, and nozzle setting – adjust if necessary
- Check battery fluid level and top off if necessary
- Check operation of all electrical control equipment and optional extras
- Check operation of heater, ventilation, and air conditioner blower.
| 30000 miles / 48000 km |
- Change Engine Oil and Filter
- Check tension and condition of timing (and balance shaft) drive belts
- Check tension and condition of V-Belt (Power Steering) and Poly-Rib Belt (AC / Alternator)
- Replace Spark Plugs (At least every two years)
- Replace Air Filter
- Automatic Transmission: Change ATF, clean ATF strainer
| 60000 miles / 96000 km |
- Manual Transmission: Change Oil
- Automatic Transmission: Change Oil in Differential
| Other Required Maintenance |
- Brake Fluid and Engine Coolant should be replaced every two years regardless of mileage. If the car is tracked, the brake fluid should be changed at least once a year.
- For 944s, the timing belt and balance shaft belt should be changed at 45,000 miles. For 968s, they should be changed at 60,000 miles. For both the 944 and 968, the belt condition and tension should be checked every 15000 miles.
- For 944s it is recommended to replace the water pump at every other belt change (90000 miles). For 968s, it may be possible to extend the life of the pump to the second belt change at 120000 miles. However, you should monitor for indications of a failing water pump closely after 100000 miles.
- For timing belt and balance belt tensioners and rollers, it is recommended to remove the rollers and spinning by hand at each timing belt replacement. If the roller is noisy, it should be replaced. All rollers should be replaced at every other belt change unless it’s an individual roller that was replaced during the previous belt change.
