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GM Austin said:I would much prefer to have the spare tire and the Bose subwoofer; you can have two, but not all three, of these options.
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alirob said:
I am about to order a new Cayenne S; and have read of dead battery problems. Is the extra battery option a "must have"?
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GM Austin said:I would much prefer to have the spare tire and the Bose subwoofer; you can have two, but not all three, of these options.
My tt does not have the auxiliary battery or the spare. But, the subwoofer housing looks too large to permit a spare.
Are there two different subwoofer housings, a large one, without the spare and a smaller one, for with the spare?
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wingless said:Quote:
GM Austin said:I would much prefer to have the spare tire and the Bose subwoofer; you can have two, but not all three, of these options.
My tt does not have the auxiliary battery or the spare. But, the subwoofer housing looks too large to permit a spare.
Are there two different subwoofer housings, a large one, without the spare and a smaller one, for with the spare?
Yes, there are two housings, one shaped like a doughnut that will accomodate the auxillary battery and one like a doughnut hole that fits inside the spare. I think they both have the same internal volume, just a different shape.
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GM Austin said:
It depends on what your subwoofer looks like. If it looks like the one below, no problem. The space saver spare will fit over the top.
If you have the large diameter subwoofer that has a round cavity on it's underside, then you may also have the auxiliary battery underneath. If you have the large diameter subwoofer but no extra battery, it is possible to live without the subwoofer. Just unplug and remove the subwoofer and put in the spacesaver spare. You might try it and see what you think. There are some Cayenne owners in Austin that have done that.
It may also be possible to order the subwoofer you see in the photo, I don't know.