ECP, Leveling, Traction, CEL, ABS lights all on
#1
ECP, Leveling, Traction, CEL, ABS lights all on
I have bought a 2001 Audi Allroad 2.7T about a month ago and ever since I have been having some serious issues there is 141,000 miles on it
1st RPM issue in 5th gear going about 35-40 mph the rpm's will jump up and down
2nd the CEL came on when I was on the highway came home and checked with my Scantool (NON VAG-COM) these are the codes
P1129
P1127
Means running too rich so I cleared the codes to see how long they would take to come back on took about 2 days
3rd the Traction Control, ABS, Leveling lights all come on during accelerating when this happens the transmission drops a gear and seems to accelerate better regardless of the transmission dropping a gear this is happening more frequently now when this happens the Traction control light and ABS turn off but Auto leveling light will stay on until the vehicle is turned off
4th the battery voltage gauge on the dash seemed to drop down some at full stops we pulled the battery have it checked at auto zone and they said the battery was good but the negative post was corroded, used sandpaper on it and that was fixed no CEL light or anything happened for rest of the day
5th Was driving on a curve to get onto highway at a higher rate of speed to see if any other weird issue would happen and it did the CEL, ABS, TRACTION CONTROL, AUTO LEVELING LIGHTS all came on then shortly after the ESP light came on then the car wouldnt accelerate anymore had to pull over turn car off and turn back on that fixed it but the CEL remained on and had some sputtering during accelerating came home after work this morning to check the CEL and this is what the codes are
P0103 Mass or Volume air flow circuit high input
P1129 Powertrain running rich
P1127 Powertrain running rich
P0300 <says was pending
If you guys can help that would be awesome sorry for the run ons and what not I just got done with work and very tired and frustrated Thanks
1st RPM issue in 5th gear going about 35-40 mph the rpm's will jump up and down
2nd the CEL came on when I was on the highway came home and checked with my Scantool (NON VAG-COM) these are the codes
P1129
P1127
Means running too rich so I cleared the codes to see how long they would take to come back on took about 2 days
3rd the Traction Control, ABS, Leveling lights all come on during accelerating when this happens the transmission drops a gear and seems to accelerate better regardless of the transmission dropping a gear this is happening more frequently now when this happens the Traction control light and ABS turn off but Auto leveling light will stay on until the vehicle is turned off
4th the battery voltage gauge on the dash seemed to drop down some at full stops we pulled the battery have it checked at auto zone and they said the battery was good but the negative post was corroded, used sandpaper on it and that was fixed no CEL light or anything happened for rest of the day
5th Was driving on a curve to get onto highway at a higher rate of speed to see if any other weird issue would happen and it did the CEL, ABS, TRACTION CONTROL, AUTO LEVELING LIGHTS all came on then shortly after the ESP light came on then the car wouldnt accelerate anymore had to pull over turn car off and turn back on that fixed it but the CEL remained on and had some sputtering during accelerating came home after work this morning to check the CEL and this is what the codes are
P0103 Mass or Volume air flow circuit high input
P1129 Powertrain running rich
P1127 Powertrain running rich
P0300 <says was pending
If you guys can help that would be awesome sorry for the run ons and what not I just got done with work and very tired and frustrated Thanks
Last edited by Kevin Artz; 12-08-2011 at 10:03 AM.
#2
Wilkommen to the forums!
ouch!!
seems like you have a lot going on there...
P0300=random multiple misfire. usually a sign of a MAF, intake, vac leak problem. since you also have the P0103, I'm guessing MAF. fixing this will likely resolve most of the other codes you are seeing
3, 4 and 5: all probably related. it seems like you are having some voltage issues. since you had the battery checked and it is OK, signs point to an alternator problem or a wiring issue. basically what happens is that when the voltage starts to drop, the ECU starts shutting down "non-essential" functions of the car to allow you to "limp" safely off the road. When my alternator was going, when the voltage would drop I would lose ESP, ABS, and the transmission would drop into limp mode (3rd gear, which explains what you describe in #3)
Anyway, that is what I can come up with off the top of my head. good luck
-not an expert just an enthusiast
ouch!!
seems like you have a lot going on there...
P0300=random multiple misfire. usually a sign of a MAF, intake, vac leak problem. since you also have the P0103, I'm guessing MAF. fixing this will likely resolve most of the other codes you are seeing
3, 4 and 5: all probably related. it seems like you are having some voltage issues. since you had the battery checked and it is OK, signs point to an alternator problem or a wiring issue. basically what happens is that when the voltage starts to drop, the ECU starts shutting down "non-essential" functions of the car to allow you to "limp" safely off the road. When my alternator was going, when the voltage would drop I would lose ESP, ABS, and the transmission would drop into limp mode (3rd gear, which explains what you describe in #3)
Anyway, that is what I can come up with off the top of my head. good luck
-not an expert just an enthusiast
#3
Wilkommen to the forums!
ouch!!
seems like you have a lot going on there...
P0300=random multiple misfire. usually a sign of a MAF, intake, vac leak problem. since you also have the P0103, I'm guessing MAF. fixing this will likely resolve most of the other codes you are seeing
3, 4 and 5: all probably related. it seems like you are having some voltage issues. since you had the battery checked and it is OK, signs point to an alternator problem or a wiring issue. basically what happens is that when the voltage starts to drop, the ECU starts shutting down "non-essential" functions of the car to allow you to "limp" safely off the road. When my alternator was going, when the voltage would drop I would lose ESP, ABS, and the transmission would drop into limp mode (3rd gear, which explains what you describe in #3)
Anyway, that is what I can come up with off the top of my head. good luck
-not an expert just an enthusiast
ouch!!
seems like you have a lot going on there...
P0300=random multiple misfire. usually a sign of a MAF, intake, vac leak problem. since you also have the P0103, I'm guessing MAF. fixing this will likely resolve most of the other codes you are seeing
3, 4 and 5: all probably related. it seems like you are having some voltage issues. since you had the battery checked and it is OK, signs point to an alternator problem or a wiring issue. basically what happens is that when the voltage starts to drop, the ECU starts shutting down "non-essential" functions of the car to allow you to "limp" safely off the road. When my alternator was going, when the voltage would drop I would lose ESP, ABS, and the transmission would drop into limp mode (3rd gear, which explains what you describe in #3)
Anyway, that is what I can come up with off the top of my head. good luck
-not an expert just an enthusiast
#5
just have to wait till it gets warmer out 0F over here :/
#6
No check engine anymore the car when started from food start is normal now just have issue with traction control ABS and Auto leveling now But thanks a lot you helped me greatly
#7
okay, good deal.
for the traction control/abs problem do a search for "wheel speed sensor". I suspect that may be giving you that issue. It is usually a matter of a simple adjustment so the sensor is in closer proximity to the "tone ring". a search should yield up some pics of exactly what you are looking for. another quick fix.
as for the auto-leveling, your allroad has the air suspension correct? this is one of those things that gives people fits. try looking here or on audizine for some ideas of what the problem might be and how to make it go away.
good luck
for the traction control/abs problem do a search for "wheel speed sensor". I suspect that may be giving you that issue. It is usually a matter of a simple adjustment so the sensor is in closer proximity to the "tone ring". a search should yield up some pics of exactly what you are looking for. another quick fix.
as for the auto-leveling, your allroad has the air suspension correct? this is one of those things that gives people fits. try looking here or on audizine for some ideas of what the problem might be and how to make it go away.
good luck
#8
okay, good deal.
for the traction control/abs problem do a search for "wheel speed sensor". I suspect that may be giving you that issue. It is usually a matter of a simple adjustment so the sensor is in closer proximity to the "tone ring". a search should yield up some pics of exactly what you are looking for. another quick fix.
as for the auto-leveling, your allroad has the air suspension correct? this is one of those things that gives people fits. try looking here or on audizine for some ideas of what the problem might be and how to make it go away.
good luck
for the traction control/abs problem do a search for "wheel speed sensor". I suspect that may be giving you that issue. It is usually a matter of a simple adjustment so the sensor is in closer proximity to the "tone ring". a search should yield up some pics of exactly what you are looking for. another quick fix.
as for the auto-leveling, your allroad has the air suspension correct? this is one of those things that gives people fits. try looking here or on audizine for some ideas of what the problem might be and how to make it go away.
good luck
We are also encountering the dentist drill sound on the right side only during left turns so I sure hope not the turbo's are going but we been thinking about just trading it in for a A6 3.0 Quattro or something because this just seems ridiculous
#9
I'm not having the mechanical issues, but apparently here in germany the ABS light is an automatic fail for inspection. at least here on post. is there a way to clear it without VAG or hooking up to an OBD-2 connection?
#10
Try resetting the ECU. Disconnect the battery for at least ten minutes. Some codes don't go away with this method but a lot of them do