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Can anyone help with below Codes for my 2011 Cayenne Base Model: P164D - Oil Pressure P3044 - Throttle P046 - Evap (I think this is some sort of leak in my gas line...already bought a new gas cap & code came back yesterday) Any help would be GREATLY appreciated! -
Hopefully last question...the guy at Audi said that he didn't see any pins for the connector on his computer (it should be a female 5 hole plug, because MAF sensor has 5 pins on its connector)...when I get the part from them, should I go to VW dealer and get pins and wires or should my mechanic be able to obtain on his own?
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Part actually has a VW stamp on it (#: 1J0971921G)...it also has some other numbers on the other side of the plug (#: 7807222)...Porsche dealer told me to call Audi & I ordered the connector from them for $9.00.
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Thanks again...will let you know how it goes...
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OK...That sounds a lot more reasonable than replacing the entire harness...Any idea where I would buy the parts or should an auto electrician be able to find them for me? Thanks for quick response...
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I have a 2006 3.2L Cayenne and it has been running hard at idle and shutting off. It seems as if the MAF sensor connector/plug is fried to the sensor. I have already bought a new MAF sensor, but don;t want to break old plug. Dealer is telling me that I have to replace the entire engine wiring harness. I find that hard to believe for just one plug. Anyone have similar issue and been able to fix without changing entire harness? Can a good Auto electrician just fix or replace faulty plug?
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Bank 2/sensor 2 is behind cat on left (closest to steering wheel) correct?
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OK...Thanks!
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DME is what exactly?
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Changed both O2 sensors on Porsche Cayenne (V6) in Bank 2 and still getting following Error Codes: P0160 (Bank 2 Sensor 2)/P0159 (Bank 2 Sensor 2)...Could the new BOSCH O2 sensor have failed ALREADY (Error came on about 2-3 hrs after installation)? Any help would be greatly appreciated!!!