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Porsche 911 (991.2) Radiator Shutter Motor Replacement & Repair

Today We Explore: The Active Radiator Shutters (991.2) ​Today we explore the Active Radiator Shutters (officially known as Active Cooling Air Flaps) on the 2017 Porsche 911 (991.2). While they might look like simple plastic slats, they are a sophisticated part of Porsche's Active Aerodynamics (PAA) suite, blending thermal management with precision engineering. ​The Tech: Why Does Your 911 Have "Blinds"? ​In the 991.2, Porsche replaced the fixed grilles of previous generations with these motorized louvers. They serve two masters: Drag and Temperature. ​Aerodynamic Efficiency: At speeds above 15 km/h (approx. 9 mph), the flaps close to smooth out airflow over the nose, reducing drag and improving fuel economy. ​Thermal Control: They aren't just "on" or "off." The system sets the flaps to various positions depending on the cooling needs of the engine and the AC system. ​Performance Mode: When you engage Sport Plus or exceed 170 km/h, the flaps snap open fully to ensure the twin-turbo flat-six gets maximum airflow. ​The Problem: Why They Fail ​Because these shutters live at the very front of the car, they are the "infantry" of the cooling system, taking the brunt of road debris. ​The Pebble Trap: Small stones can wedge between the slats. When the electric actuator tries to perform its startup "sweep" and meets resistance, it can burn out the motor. ​The "Yellow" Fault: A failure usually triggers a "Cooling System Fault" on the dash. A shutter stuck closed can lead to overheating, while one stuck open ruins aerodynamic balance. ​The Repair Overview ​To reach the shutter assembly, the entire front bumper must be removed. The repair involves either clearing debris from the tracks or swapping the modular actuator motor (held by T20 Torx screws). A successful repair is confirmed when the car performs its automatic "startup sweep" upon ignition. ​Tags ​#Porsche911 #991.2 #PorscheRepair #ActiveAerodynamics #RadiatorShutters #CoolingSystemFault #DIYRepair #CarMaintenance #PorscheTech #911Carrera #ActiveCoolingFlaps #BumperRemoval