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Diagnostic trouble codes
Vehicle data---PR numbers
Customer states:
Workshop findings:
At least one of the following DTCs and symptom code(s) is/are logged (passive/sporadic) inthe Transmission Electronics-J217-, (address word 0002):
or
Figure 1.Example of frequency counter under Standard Ambient Conditions. It is imperative to observe the symptom number and the frequency counter in the standard ambient conditions. This TSBonlyapplies if the symptom number stated previously and the frequency counter with at least 2 are stored on the event memory entry. This TSBdoes notapply if the event memory entries P174A00 or P174E00 have other symptom numbers than 10739 or 10740 and the frequency counter in the standard ambient conditions is 1. In this case, you must work through the event memory entry using Guided Fault Finding. Please note however, that in this case, the costs of repairing the vehicle cannot be invoiced on the basis of this TSB. Not applicable. Read/compare event memory entries in the transmission control unit and (if necessary) replace the mechatronic unit contact plate. Special tools, test equipment and auxiliary items required:ESD workplace -VAS 6613- Electrostatic charge can irreparably damage electrical components in the mechatronic unit!Touch a suitable earthed object (ESD workplace -VAS 6613-) before working on electrical components of mechatronic unit.Do not touch the contacts or electronic components directly. Hair or dirt particles can cause functional restrictions to the mechatronic unit or cause it to fail.You must ensure the highest levels of cleanliness for all work on the mechatronic unit.Ensure no hair or dirt particles enter the system.
Figure 2.Mechatronic unit oil drain plug.
Figure 3.Mechatronic unit / contact plate for gearbox.
Figure 4.Contacts OK (green).
Figure 5.ContactsnotOK (red). Hair or dirt particles can cause functional restrictions to the mechatronic unit or cause it to fail.You must ensure the highest levels of cleanliness for all work on the mechatronic unit.Ensure no hair or dirt particles enter the system.
Figure 6.Tightening sequence for securing bolts on contact plate.
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