Doc B
Well-Known Member
Absolutely.Totally agree - should not have to experience loss of power to get the update!
At least in the US you guys are getting some info however confusing it may be. Absolutely nada at this end. Best I got from my dealership is that maybe if we reinstall WMA5 the problem will go away. Ironically that may actually work if the update has been updated.
That makes sense. My dealership has suggested reinstalling WMA5 which may actually work if the update has been updated.Attached is Porsche Bulletin #2113 which identifies the software updates for WMA5 (MY2020).
The DME is updated to software version 0014 and the front and rear power electronics are updated to software version 0012. This is intended to address the "sudden loss of power" that some have experienced.
This is consistent with what has been reported by others that have this update.
The bulletin also states that as of May 28, 2021 both the WMA5 and WMA6 update include this software update.
So the "Global Taycan recall" probably only includes vehicles that received the original WMA5 update prior to May 28th
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