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2.7T Reverse only works with MAF unplugged

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Old Nov 13, 2016 | 08:20 AM
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Default Calling all Audi brainiacs: Reverse only works when maf unplugged! Please help

Hello people, I have scoured the interwebs trying to find an answer to this.

I have a 2001 Allroad 2.7T. Its problem is that reverse will engage only for
a few seconds at a time. Then, as I'm rolling, reverse disengages and I roll to a
stop. If I select neutral and then reverse again, I get another 2 seconds of
reverse. This only happens when the engine is hot. And get this: If I unplug
/ disconnect the MAF plug, reverse is fine.

Has anyone had this weird issue?

Extra info:
I've checked voltages and there is 12 volt, 5 volt ref and ground and also a
~1.6V (I think it was) fluctuating on the signal pin at idle, which indicates
there is no break in the wiring. I've taken the TCU out from under the
passenger side carpet, and the unit was dry and no corrosion on the
connector. The car had the transmission rebuilt ~30.000 miles ago for
~3500usd with the reverse notorious clutch pack replaced. Reverse is strong
with MAF unplugged anyways. No fault codes when scanned with OBDII
scanner. All rear lights are functioning fine including back up lights. The
problem appeared after the car sat for 2 years, I bought it a couple of
months ago.

Thanks.
 

Last edited by RRobertz; Nov 14, 2016 at 02:30 PM.
Old Nov 27, 2016 | 05:18 PM
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That is the wonkiest thing I've ever heard. Something's wrong with the transmission control unit, and I'd honestly take it into a dealership or call someone there and see what they have to say, that's absolutely bizarre.
 
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