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Have Fault code, please help

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Old 09-15-2007, 05:50 AM
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I have had my fault codes read due to an auto transmision problem and the code comes in with 17090 P0706 035, Transm.range sencor Circ. Range/performance sporatic.

I went to Audi and asked them and they have said its the Gearbox ECU and quoted me £1100 . My question is, Where could i buy the ECU as Audi want £590 for one and would any garage be able to do it. Thanks
 
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Old 09-15-2007, 05:57 AM
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now they are taking the peeee, P0709 = transmission range (TR) sensor/switch - range/performance problem probable causes are wiring, TR sensor switch
 
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Old 09-15-2007, 06:12 AM
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I think its wiring because is so intermitant and even when your driving the D letter on the dash sometime flashes on and off. All the gears work fine and its only reverse that plays up only if the gear indicator lights are not lit on the dash. I dont know where to look, so where would i find the wires to check if there loose
 
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Old 09-15-2007, 06:22 AM
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just looked at the quote, Parts come to 600 and they have put labour time as 2.9hours which works out at £156 per hour. What a complete rip off. I just cant afford to spend that sort of money. dont know what to do unless there is anyone in the south west of england who can do it for at a cheaper cost
 
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Electric/electronic components and fitting locations[/align]Removing and installing automatic gearbox control unit -J217[/align]










‒Switch ignition off.
‒Detach the rubber seal of the plenum chamber cover.
‒→ Remove plenum chamber cover -1- forwards -arrows-. [/ul]











‒→ Lever off both trim caps -3- with a screwdriver.
‒Loosen the hexagon nuts -4- a few turns.
‒Release the wiper arms -2- from the pivot shaft by tilting them slightly.
‒Remove hexagon nuts completely and remove wiper arms.
‒Detach the retaining clips -1- and remove the air cowl grille -5-. [/ul]










‒→ Remove cover for electronics box (plenum chamber) -arrows-. [/ul]











‒→ Lever off the retainer bar with a screwdriver -arrows-.
‒Set engine control unit aside with connectors still connected. [/ul]










‒Unclip the retainer for the gearbox control unit. [/ul]
Note:
Allow 30 seconds after switching off ignition before detaching or attaching connector of control unit.

‒→ Release the connector -arrow- and disconnect it from the gearbox control unit.[/ul]
Note:
When disconnecting connector, the adaption values in gearbox control unit are reset. The control unit must re-learn these values after a restart. The switching quality may be lower than normal during this adaption process.
Install in reverse order.

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dont worry so much im here to help where I canand I have all the data
 
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Kickdown switch -F8

â—†Fitting location
â—†Tested by self-diagnosis
â—†Only arranged as a switch on diesel models. Integrated in housing of accelerator position sender -G79 [/ul][/ul]











â—†On petrol models, a definite value is saved in engine control unit by accelerator position senders -G79/-G185
â—†Signal transmission from engine control unit to gearbox control unit is via CAN bus
â—†Removing and installing gas pedal module[/ul][/ul]

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Old 09-15-2007, 06:40 AM
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if you think is a loose wire then start at the accelerator peddle because that's where the signal to the ecu comes from

edit: you can print all that or save to your hard drive for later use

Resetting adaption values for gearbox control unit (basic setting)[/align]Resetting adaption values for gearbox control unit (basic setting)[/align]
Notes:

â—†After repairs to valve body (e.g. replacement of solenoid valves), when replacing valve body, the torque converter or the gearbox, the adaption values in gearbox control unit must be reset.
The adaption values for normal mode in the gearbox control unit are re-learned more quickly in this way after restarting.
â—†The adaption values in the gearbox control unit are reset if:

‒The multi-pin connector of gearbox control unit is disconnected for more than 15 minutes=>Page 37-16
‒The battery is disconnected for more than 15 minutes [/ul][/ul]
 
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Old 09-15-2007, 09:23 AM
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thanks for all that, i will try the first one and hopefully it will sort it out, Audi are a bunch of rip of merchants.
 
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