Some Porsche Cayenne owners report experiencing drive glitches during light acceleration, particularly after a transfer case replacement. These issues may stem from problems with the transfer case, including grinding noises, vibrations, and difficulty engaging four-wheel drive. Additionally, some owners have noted a design defect in the transfer case acknowledged by Porsche, which has led to a workshop bulletin recommending the replacement of a vent hose with a revised part. The electronics in modern transfer cases can also contribute to these glitches, as wear can cause a mismatch between intended and actual wheel speeds during acceleration. Furthermore, dirty throttle bodies have been reported to cause slow acceleration, with signs including poor engine performance and erratic idle. It is advisable for owners experiencing these issues to consult a qualified mechanic familiar with Porsche vehicles for accurate diagnosis and necessary repairs.
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