I just installed this EPS support on my 2008 porsche cayenne turbo. Very simple and straight forward. As illustrated in this video, removing the rubber from the bearing is the hardest part. Be patient though, it will come all the way off with a LOT of scraping with a razor blade. In the end, it totally fixes the problem. If you have a rubbing, chirping, whisping, or pounding sound from the center console area, this is likely your fix. You can easily test by raising your air suspension all the way up, or jack up your vehicle, crawl under and wiggle the drive shaft. If there is a lot of play, then likely the support has failed. $399 on amazon. A bit pricey for what it is, but at least its a permanent fix. And you won't have to remove the entire driveshaft or re-balance anything. Worth it! The entire process took me about an hour to complete. Thanks to those who posted these videos. Much appreciated!
I just installed this EPS support on my 2008 porsche cayenne turbo. Very simple and straight forward. As illustrated in this video, removing the rubber from the bearing is the hardest part. Be patient though, it will come all the way off with a LOT of scraping with a razor blade. In the end, it totally fixes the problem. If you have a rubbing, chirping, whisping, or pounding sound from the center console area, this is likely your fix. You can easily test by raising your air suspension all the way up, or jack up your vehicle, crawl under and wiggle the drive shaft. If there is a lot of play, then likely the support has failed. $399 on amazon. A bit pricey for what it is, but at least its a permanent fix. And you won't have to remove the entire driveshaft or re-balance anything. Worth it! The entire process took me about an hour to complete. Thanks to those who posted these videos. Much appreciated!