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Abs/psm Lights

Old Jan 29, 2006 | 11:08 AM
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Abs/psm Lights



Picked up my tt after the gtr640 install yesterday. I have not boosted the car yet because the turbos are being broken in first and I have stock boost hoses (mechanic said the stock ones will blow off?). The new hoses were suppossed to get here yesterday but they were a no show.

Well when the car was started the first time the abs and psm lights came on. They will not go off. I read the code: P1656 manufacturer control auxillary input auxilliary output/manufacturer controlled computer and auxilliary outputs.

Any help

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Old Jan 29, 2006 | 01:06 PM
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Iam not familiar with that code but given the recent history of the car I would guess a hose leak...
 
Old Jan 29, 2006 | 01:13 PM
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I just fixed my car that had a hose leak also with psm abs lights, originaly I thought it was the MAF but it was the turbo to the intercooler hose.
 
Old Jan 29, 2006 | 01:15 PM
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Here's what the OBDII manual says

P1656
0-197
page 1


p1656

Printed in Germany, 2000

0-197
P1656


575 Coolant shutoff valve - open circuit


Diagnosis conditions

Engine running


Battery voltage greater than 7 V


Coolant temperature greater than 90 °C or ATF temperature >

85 °C

Possible fault cause


Wiring harness


DME control module


Coolant shutoff valve


Affected terminals


Terminal IV/40


Diagnosis/troubleshooting

Work instruction Display OK If not OK


1 Check coolant shutoff
valve for continuity

Remove connector of coolant

shutoff valve

Measure resistance at coolant

shutoff valve between Pin 1 and
Pin 2
Approx. 20 - 30



Step 2


Replace coolant
shutoff valve

End

2 Check wiring from DME
control module to coolant
shutoff valve for continuity

Connect special tool 9637 to

wiring harness (DME control
module plug)

Remove connector of coolant

shutoff valve

Measure resistance between

special tool 9637 plug IV Pin 40
and coolant shutoff valve plug
Pin 2
0 - 5


Step 3


Repair wiring harness

End

3 Replace DME control module

Step 4


4 Perform adaptation
Switch on the ignition


Wait one minute


Do not press the accelerator


Switch off the ignition for at


least 10 seconds

Read out the fault memory


End


DME 7.8 DME 7.8

P1656
0-197
page 2


p1656


0


Printed in Germany, 2000


575 Coolant shutoff valve - below limit


Diagnosis conditions

Engine running


Battery voltage greater than 7 V


Coolant temperature greater than 90 °C or ATF temperature >

85

°C


Possible fault cause

Wiring harness


DME control module


Affected terminals


Terminal IV/40


Diagnosis/troubleshooting

Work instruction Display OK If not OK


1 Check wiring from DME
control module to colant
shutoff valve for short to
ground

Connect special tool 9637 to

wiring harness (DME control
module plug)

Remove connector of coolant

shutoff valve

Measure resistance between

special tool 9637 plug IV Pin 40
and coolant shutoff valve plug
Pin 2





Step 2


Repair wiring harness

End

2 Replace DME control module

Step 3


3 Perform adaptation
Switch on the ignition


Wait one minute


Do not press the accelerator


Switch off the ignition for at


least 10 seconds

Read out the fault memory


End


DME 7.8


 
Old Jan 29, 2006 | 02:02 PM
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Thanks guys. I just got off the phone with Stephen at AI and theh gt2 program was loaded onto my ecu instead of the 996 tt program. So I will resend the ecu to AI on Monday and have the correct file installed. This will take care of the code and the lights. Now I'm just waiting for the silicone boost hoses.

Jags
 
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