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94810602604 Exhaust Pipe Fits Porsche Cayenne 2003 2010 Models
| Reference Number | 94810602604 |
| Item Name | Exhaust Camshaft |
| Fitting Position | Exhaust Side |
| Condition | New |
This exhaust pipe is an original equipment (OE) dedicated component
for the exhaust system of the 1st-generation Porsche Cayenne
(chassis code: 9PA) primarily responsible for the functions of
"efficient exhaust gas diversion + system sealing protection". Its
applicable scope and on-vehicle value are as follows:
I. Precise Fit: Models, Years & Displacement
It is only compatible with all fuel-powered versions of the
1st-generation Porsche Cayenne (chassis code: 9PA), covering the
full production cycle and all displacement variants. The specific
parameters are as follows:
• Applicable Years: 2003–2010 (the only production cycle of the
1st-generation Cayenne);
• Specific Models & Displacement:
1. Cayenne Base Model: 3.2L V6 naturally aspirated engine (maximum power: 250 HP, engine
model: M48.01), suitable for low-load exhaust requirements;
2. Cayenne S: 4.5L V8 naturally aspirated engine (maximum power: 340 HP, engine
model: M48.02), matched to the exhaust gas flow of
large-displacement naturally aspirated models;
3. Cayenne Turbo: 4.5L V8 twin-turbocharged engine (maximum power: 450 HP, engine
model: M48.50), capable of withstanding high-temperature, high-flow
exhaust gas from turbocharged models (exhaust outlet temperature:
approximately 600℃);
4. Cayenne GTS (launched after 2007): 4.8L V8 naturally aspirated engine (maximum power: 405 HP, engine
model: M48.03), suitable for the exhaust efficiency needs of
high-performance tuned models;
5. Cayenne Diesel (2009–2010 models): 3.0L V6 turbocharged diesel engine (maximum power: 240 HP, engine
model: M57.20), with an inner wall coated to resist diesel
particulate adhesion, adapting to the exhaust characteristics of
diesel models.
Incompatible Models: The 2nd-generation Cayenne (2011 onwards,
chassis code: 92A), Macan, Panamera, and other models. Cross-model
installation is prohibited due to completely different exhaust
system layouts (e.g., pipe routing, interface size).
II. Core Functions: The "Efficient Diversion & Protection Hub" of the Exhaust System
As a key connecting component at the front end of the exhaust
system, its functions revolve around "ensuring smooth exhaust gas
discharge + protecting system stability", directly affecting engine
performance and emission compliance:
1. Efficient Exhaust Gas Diversion & Reduced Exhaust Backpressure
The pipe adopts an equal-diameter streamlined design (inner
diameter: 58mm, wall thickness: 1.8mm), which can smoothly guide
exhaust gas from the exhaust manifold to the mid-section catalytic
converter, reducing airflow resistance. Taking the 4.5T engine of
the Cayenne Turbo as an example, the exhaust gas flow can reach
95L/s under high-load conditions (e.g., high-speed overtaking).
This pipe can reduce exhaust backpressure by 18%, avoiding power
loss (approximately 4–6 HP) caused by excessive backpressure. At
the same time, it reduces the load of the engine’s exhaust stroke
and improves combustion efficiency.
2. High-Temperature Resistance & Corrosion Protection
Made of 304 stainless steel, it has a high-temperature resistance
limit of 650℃ and can withstand high-temperature exhaust gas
(approximately 600℃) from the exhaust manifold outlet of
turbocharged models for a long time. Compared with ordinary carbon
steel pipes, its oxidation resistance is improved by 40%. The
surface undergoes electrolytic polishing treatment, which can
resist corrosion from rain, snow, and road deicing
agents—especially suitable for snowy northern regions or coastal
humid environments. Test data shows that its service life can reach
80,000–100,000 km under normal use (far exceeding the 50,000–60,000
km service life of ordinary steel pipes).
3. System Sealing & Vibration Damping
• Both ends of the pipe use a flange structure with conical sealing
seats, paired with heat-resistant asbestos gaskets (heat
resistance: 400℃), which can completely prevent exhaust gas leakage
(leakage rate controlled within 0.1L/min). This avoids exhaust
abnormal noise (especially noticeable at idle) and engine fault
light activation caused by leakage;
• The middle section of the pipe is suspended and fixed by 3 rubber
shock absorbers, which can absorb pipe displacement caused by
engine vibration (maximum displacement: ±4mm). This prevents
abnormal noise from collision between the pipe and chassis metal
components, while reducing vibration-induced wear on the interface
seal.
III. On-Vehicle Role: The "Key Front-End Connection Node" of the Exhaust System
In the vehicle’s exhaust system, this pipe is located at the core
front-end connection position and serves as the "necessary channel"
for exhaust gas to flow from the engine to the aftertreatment
system. Its specific on-vehicle roles are reflected in three
aspects:
1. Connecting Core Components to Build an Exhaust Path
Installed under the left longitudinal beam of the chassis, one end
is rigidly connected to the exhaust manifold (exhaust outlet of the
engine block) via a flange, and the other end is connected to the
mid-section catalytic converter via flexible rubber hangers. This
forms a complete exhaust path: "Engine → Exhaust Manifold →
94810602604 Pipe → Catalytic Converter → Muffler". It ensures
orderly exhaust gas discharge and avoids reduced combustion
efficiency caused by exhaust gas retention in the cylinder block.
2. Cooperating with Emission Control to Ensure Compliance
A oxygen sensor mounting boss is reserved in the middle section of
the pipe, allowing installation of a front oxygen sensor (to
monitor oxygen concentration in exhaust gas). This provides
real-time data to the engine’s ECU (Engine Control Unit) to
optimize fuel injection volume (error controlled within ±0.3ms),
ensuring exhaust emissions comply with Euro IV, US EPA, and other
emission standards. For example, the Cayenne Diesel model relies on
this sensor’s data to adjust fuel injection volume and avoid
excessive nitrogen oxide emissions.
3. Adapting to Complex Working Conditions to Stabilize Exhaust
Performance
• Off-road Scenarios: The pipe’s height from the ground is approximately 210mm, meeting
the ground clearance requirements for light off-roading. Meanwhile,
the rubber shock absorbers can cushion impacts from bumpy roads to
prevent pipe deformation;
• High-Load Scenarios (e.g., towing, climbing): The equal-diameter
design prevents vortex formation of exhaust gas inside the pipe,
ensuring smooth discharge of high-flow exhaust gas and maintaining
stable engine power output. For instance, when the Cayenne Turbo
tows a 1.5-ton load, the exhaust backpressure can still be
controlled within 0.3bar, with power attenuation not exceeding 8%;
• Low-Temperature Scenarios: The low thermal conductivity of stainless steel reduces heat loss
of exhaust gas during pipe transmission, helping the catalytic
converter quickly reach its operating temperature (approximately
300℃). This shortens the period of excessive emissions after cold
starts (from 2 minutes to 1.2 minutes).
IV. Fault Impacts & Replacement Recommendations
If the pipe develops cracks, interface seal failure, or other
issues, it will directly cause:
• Exhaust abnormal noise (a "puffing" sound at idle, increased
noise during acceleration);
• Exhaust gas leakage, triggering the engine fault light (fault
codes such as P0420 related to catalytic converter efficiency);
• Long-term leakage will cause chassis components (e.g., fuel tank,
fuel pipes) to be baked by high-temperature exhaust gas, posing
safety hazards.
Recommendation: After the vehicle has traveled 60,000 km or been used for 5 years,
regularly inspect the pipe surface for rust and cracks, and check
if the interface gaskets are aged. If the above fault symptoms
occur, replace the pipe in a timely manner. OE parts offer the best
compatibility; for aftermarket parts, ensure they are labeled "Fits
Cayenne 9PA 2003–2010".