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Old Aug 26, 2013 | 08:10 AM
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hi guys,

I have an Audi A4 2.0 FSI SE 4dr Multitronic Saloon 2004 with 44,000 miles. PRNDS lights started flashing the other day and its shifting between D and S, but I didn't loose any power. Diagnostics says:

18201- transmission speed sensor 2 (G196) No Signal P1793
17090 - transmission range sensor (F125) Implausible Signal P0706 Intermittent.

i am bit confused as to what needs to be changed? do I have to change few sensors or whether transmission ECU needs to be replaced? Are sensors located outside the gear box? What kind of cost are we looking at?

I booked an appointment with an Audi dealer but they charge like £135+vat / hour. Ouch!!!!

I found a company in uk that can rebuild ecu for like £250. But I don't know what the problem is and whether rebuilt ecu will work fine as its located, I believe, inside gearbox and its replacement is probably 4-5 hour job.

Any help will be appreciated.

Thanks.
 
Old Sep 5, 2013 | 11:06 AM
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I may be wrong here. I'm not sure about Multitronic boxes, but if it were a DSG, it sounds like the mechatronics unit is malfunctioning. if you're lucky it's just the control module that can be replaced or flashed. If not that, you need a new mechatronics unit. If it comes to replacing it altogether, then i'd suggest you look for a used part. They tend to be quite steep in pricing.

I'll research on the codes and get back to you though.


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