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06 Cayenne Turbo Durametric Reading

Doug_B_928
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Doug_B_928

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I put my Durametric (software version 5) on this vehicle. I haven't used it much so I'm not sure what to make of the codes it gave for the components below. I'd appreciate it if anyone can shed some light on them. Categories not reported showed no faults. I didn't look at the live data or whatever it's called because I didn't want to mess with anything. But the motor was running when I took the readings so that the battery wouldn't go dead.

Here's the output summary:

PSM

77B

Steering Angle Sensor

Kessy

955

Key1

A/C

353

Feedback from Blower Regulator

Front

Short to ground or positive

Electrical System

907

Load management operat. on vehicle

Electrical sys./DME control module

Present

wvicary Member

wvicary

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If the battery voltage goes low for whatever reason you will get bogus codes such as these. Record all codes, clear them from all control units and monitor any that return.

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Loren Member

Loren

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Fault code 778 - Steering-angle Sensor

No signal from sensor.

Fault code 955 - Kessy

Battery in key is discharged.

Fault code 353 - Blower regulator not functioning

Feedback signal front blower regulator (manual, 2-zone and 4-zone air conditioning)

Low battery voltage or faulty controller.

Fault code 907 - Load management on vehicle electrical system

Low battery voltage or damaged wiring harness.

I agree with wvicary - replace the main battery, clear the codes and see if any come back.

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hde Member

hde

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Hello Loren.

Does Fault code 907 has something to do with the head light elevation sensor, which is located at front left wheel?

I've 907 and 978 Bulb f. dipped beam headlight, l-m92 but lights does work. maybe the leveling not enpough?

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Loren Member

Loren

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Hello Loren.

Does Fault code 907 has something to do with the head light elevation sensor, which is located at front left wheel?

I've 907 and 978 Bulb f. dipped beam headlight, l-m92 but lights does work. maybe the leveling not enpough?

Fault code 907 - Load management on vehicle electrical system

Low battery voltage or damaged wiring harness.

Usually a battery issue. ALl kinds of strange things happen on Cayenne when the battery is weak or about to die.

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