anyone know what this tiptronic code is?
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anyone know what this tiptronic code is?
14: Speed comparison between n2 and n3 implausiable.
It has happend to me about 2 times in the past month. It happens only when im just crusing around 15-20mph and hammer it. The car goes into emergency drive and the car stays in forth gear. Shut the car off turn it on and all lights are gone. It has happened randomly, I have punched it many times with no issue but had this happen only twice. I know I need a new drive shaft since the one I have is torn but not sure what can cause this. Anyone have an idea?
It has happend to me about 2 times in the past month. It happens only when im just crusing around 15-20mph and hammer it. The car goes into emergency drive and the car stays in forth gear. Shut the car off turn it on and all lights are gone. It has happened randomly, I have punched it many times with no issue but had this happen only twice. I know I need a new drive shaft since the one I have is torn but not sure what can cause this. Anyone have an idea?
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P0715 Tiptronic (Supply voltage of speed sensors)
Possible cause of fault
♦ The Tiptronic control unit has detected a malfunction.
Note:
♦ The fault is diagnosed in the Tiptronic control unit. OBDII relevant
fault codes are sent to the DME control module via the CAN
drive. In the process the Tiptronic fault codes are converted to
P-code!
♦ Fault management and any activation of the Check Engine lamp
is done by the DME control module!
♦ For in-depth troubleshooting see Rep. Gr. 3701; Tiptronic
diagnosis in the On-Board Diagnosis Manual (OBD II), Tiptronic,
Boxster (986), 911 Carrera (996), 911 Turbo (996)
Possible cause of fault
♦ The Tiptronic control unit has detected a malfunction.
Note:
♦ The fault is diagnosed in the Tiptronic control unit. OBDII relevant
fault codes are sent to the DME control module via the CAN
drive. In the process the Tiptronic fault codes are converted to
P-code!
♦ Fault management and any activation of the Check Engine lamp
is done by the DME control module!
♦ For in-depth troubleshooting see Rep. Gr. 3701; Tiptronic
diagnosis in the On-Board Diagnosis Manual (OBD II), Tiptronic,
Boxster (986), 911 Carrera (996), 911 Turbo (996)
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From: Bloomingdale, IL
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P0715 Tiptronic (Supply voltage of speed sensors)
Possible cause of fault
♦ The Tiptronic control unit has detected a malfunction.
Note:
♦ The fault is diagnosed in the Tiptronic control unit. OBDII relevant
fault codes are sent to the DME control module via the CAN
drive. In the process the Tiptronic fault codes are converted to
P-code!
♦ Fault management and any activation of the Check Engine lamp
is done by the DME control module!
♦ For in-depth troubleshooting see Rep. Gr. 3701; Tiptronic
diagnosis in the On-Board Diagnosis Manual (OBD II), Tiptronic,
Boxster (986), 911 Carrera (996), 911 Turbo (996)
Possible cause of fault
♦ The Tiptronic control unit has detected a malfunction.
Note:
♦ The fault is diagnosed in the Tiptronic control unit. OBDII relevant
fault codes are sent to the DME control module via the CAN
drive. In the process the Tiptronic fault codes are converted to
P-code!
♦ Fault management and any activation of the Check Engine lamp
is done by the DME control module!
♦ For in-depth troubleshooting see Rep. Gr. 3701; Tiptronic
diagnosis in the On-Board Diagnosis Manual (OBD II), Tiptronic,
Boxster (986), 911 Carrera (996), 911 Turbo (996)
Thats like Chinese to me. What can be causing this?
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