Car threw all new codes... oh boy...
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17514 O2 (lambda) sensor, B2 S1: vvoltage too low, air leak
16845 Fuel Level Sensor circuit: implausible signal
16558 Fuel Trim: System too lean, Bank 2, Terminal 30 missing
17658 Fuel Level too low, cylinder 1
Any suggestions??
It seems to throw different codes each time, first it was the TB pos. sensor (fixed that), then MAF signal too low now all this????
I just did an all new exhaust (replaced atleast one O2 sensor), then the ported UrS4 TB...
16845 Fuel Level Sensor circuit: implausible signal
16558 Fuel Trim: System too lean, Bank 2, Terminal 30 missing
17658 Fuel Level too low, cylinder 1
Any suggestions??
It seems to throw different codes each time, first it was the TB pos. sensor (fixed that), then MAF signal too low now all this????
I just did an all new exhaust (replaced atleast one O2 sensor), then the ported UrS4 TB...
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If you did not reset the ECU by disconnecting the negative terminal of the battery for at least a few minutes, your ECU will think that the car has not changed.
Actually, it's good you got the CEL's, otherwise your mods would have had no effect on air/fuel ratio and combustion. On minor upgrades, I purposely do not reset the ECU to see if I get a CEL, i.e., to see if the mod made enough of a difference for the ECU to notice.
By resetting the ECU, the ECU learns the new fuel/air mixtures by monitoring the various sensors for the first 20 or so miles.
Thus, upgrade the car, reset the ECU, then do some highway/freeway cruising for about 20 minutes.
Or so a fellow 12v owner who is also a factory-trained Audi mechanic told me. ;-)
Actually, it's good you got the CEL's, otherwise your mods would have had no effect on air/fuel ratio and combustion. On minor upgrades, I purposely do not reset the ECU to see if I get a CEL, i.e., to see if the mod made enough of a difference for the ECU to notice.
By resetting the ECU, the ECU learns the new fuel/air mixtures by monitoring the various sensors for the first 20 or so miles.
Thus, upgrade the car, reset the ECU, then do some highway/freeway cruising for about 20 minutes.
Or so a fellow 12v owner who is also a factory-trained Audi mechanic told me. ;-)
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so far no CEL but it usually takes it a day to come back on, sometimes two. And it's all new codes each time, sometimes a few of the sort of secondary codes are the same, but they are more the effect not the cause
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