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Old 02-08-2014, 06:43 AM
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Originally Posted by rdf16
Update. And this is a weird one, problem ended up being caused by a set of
aftermarket driving/fog lights, they were wired incorrectly into "15" power
and shorting inside the lights causing the CAN bus to show a short and no
"15" power signal being available to start the car. They unplugged the lights
and no more problem. It only took 2 months and numerous hours of trouble
shooting plus 3 techs working on it. The lights are mounted under the factory
front parking lights so with one guy working on it were hard to see, when
another guy was standing in front while one was working the ignition he saw
the lights doing weird things and found the problem.

So, no issues with any of the performance mods just a bad install of driving/
fog lights.

Get the car back this week and have to have the DME re-flashed as they
flashed it to stock for all the diagnostic work.
Wow....Glad you got it figured out! That is pretty F'd up though. I think I might be asking the person that installed those lighst to cough up all the diagnostic costs! (Unless it was you....in which case, you already paid )

Thanks for the update....May help others!

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Originally Posted by therock88
Wow....Glad you got it figured out! That is pretty F'd up though. I think I might be asking the person that installed those lighst to cough up all the diagnostic costs! (Unless it was you....in which case, you already paid )

Thanks for the update....May help others!

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Car came like that, not sure who did the install, definitely a strange one.
 
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Originally Posted by rdf16
Update. And this is a weird one, problem ended up being caused by a set of
aftermarket driving/fog lights, they were wired incorrectly into "15" power
and shorting inside the lights causing the CAN bus to show a short and no
"15" power signal being available to start the car. They unplugged the lights
and no more problem. It only took 2 months and numerous hours of trouble
shooting plus 3 techs working on it. The lights are mounted under the factory
front parking lights so with one guy working on it were hard to see, when
another guy was standing in front while one was working the ignition he saw
the lights doing weird things and found the problem.

So, no issues with any of the performance mods just a bad install of driving/
fog lights.

Get the car back this week and have to have the DME re-flashed as they
flashed it to stock for all the diagnostic work.

reviving an an old thread, but I’m having similar issues with a 997.1 tt. When you say you have “15” power signal, were you reading low voltage on pin 15 of the obd connector? If so, what voltage were you reading?
 
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