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  1. My Check engine light came on recently in my 2006 Cayenne (Base). I hooked up the Durametric and engine fault code P1120 showed up. It says: P1120 - No signal/communication, test conditions are not-completed, fault is currently active and causing a DTC light I cleared it and it came back 2 days later, same error. I've done a fair amount of searching but have not seen many solid common resolutions. Does anyone know a way for me to check some wires for corrosion/fraying (i.e. where would I look?), or should I proceed with the throttle body cleaning (the latter showd up a few times as a possible cause)? I recently had a fair amount of electrical re-wiring completed due to corroded wires and a faulty relay under the driver seat. The car seems to run fine, but I'm worried ignoring this will be expensive later! Any help is appreciated. BTW - I love this site and this is my first post. Thanks, Dave
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