Timing Chain Out of Position Bank 2: P1324
Generic Cylinder 4 Misfire: P0304
Generic Cylinder 5 Misfire: P0305
Generic Cylinder 6 Misfire: P0306
Generic Random Misfire: P0300
Have you checked the cam deviation values?
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Do you have a Porsche specific scan tool (Durametric, PST II, PIWIS)?
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“Anything really new is invented only in one’s youth. Later, one becomes more experienced, more famous – and more stupid.” - Albert Einstein
A Porsche diagnostic computer or a Durametric cable can check the cam deviation values.
A dealer would have the computer; independent shops and local Porsche people may have a Durametric cable in your area.
The risk here is whether you should run your engine or not. Did you get a CEL after the problem started? If not, that's a hopeful sign. If you did, was it flashing. If it was flashing, shut the car down immediately and tow it somewhere for further diagnostics.
It pulled a code for the sensor too. I was thinking that the sensor being bad could cause all kinds of other problems too. even if it doesn't solve the problem, it needed to be replaced anyways.
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