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Afternoon guys,

 

Need help understanding this code. Fault Code P0c2d Auxiliary Transmission Fluid Pump Control Module Feedback Signal Low. My understanding the most common issue is low battery. I have since replaced the battery. Code is still up. Anyone run into this and found a solution that worked for them? Auto start/stop not a huge deal for me but want that check engine light to turn off..

 

Thanks in advance for helpful insight,

 

Chris

 

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Have you found any solution yet?  I have the same code reading and have not found anything yet.  The mechanic that I go to feels 80% sure that the transmission fluid pump needs replaced on mine.  I prefer somewhere closer to the 99% sure level before i spend the $$$

 

Thanks

 

 

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Transmission control module.. let you know if works. Under right seat. Got it for 165 used. Porsche hinted it. I dont think its pump to be honest 

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On 3/4/2017 at 1:03 PM, Warrior07 said:

Transmission control module.. let you know if works. Under right seat. Got it for 165 used. Porsche hinted it. I dont think its pump to be honest 

Did this work?

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I did not get the code but did appear in my BT code reader. My CD is always plugged into a tender when not driven for more than a week.8d568045ffc09aefb5926bfe2c910d9e.jpg

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I haven't fixed this issue on any Porsche, But have on other VAG cars. I have found that there is a plug on the trans wiring harness that's fills with coolant from the solenoid valve and corrodes plugs out and causes a similar fault. I have in the passed replaced the loom, solenoid valve and made a repair to the damaged plug. Might be worth a look into ?? not sure just throwing the idea out there.

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