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996 tiptronic slipping diagnostic - help please 🙏


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Hi All,

My 996 from 1999 was parked for a few weeks and now on first ride started slipping on acceleration in all gears until it gets up to 5 and locks the torque converter.

By slipping I mean the engine revs go up, but the car does not accelerate. 

Gears switching nicely from 1 to 5 with manual setting. Fluid levels checked and are correct.
I’ve recently changed the fluid (c2000 miles ago, ZF factory fluid spec).

Any troubleshooting ideas what this could be?
Is it as simple as clutch packs suddenly stopped holding - if so which one or all at once?


What to try before dropping box for full rebuild?
is it more the torque converter or the gearbox?
but if gearbox clutches then why did it start slipping in all gears?

attaching few picks from diagnostic tool.
the speed in km/h most certainly incorrect (too low) and the plate angle was probably different between the picks (?).

also had this code on torque converter solenoid clutch, but it did not reappear after reset.


cbb9c7d3_416f_4f85_8210_3463b78634d0_15e
706404b1_caac_4b28_acfe_b523b1994f10_041
abc668a7_3792_45ab_956b_3e8b3aa0b737_652
f667b46f_e83f_49d9_b597_7a27542b6354_201
bd65d942_2a8b_42f3_bebb_4b4a4190c93c_9fd
9569381d_f93a_4623_93c5_e0dbd8c10136_cf0


thanks a lot for advise,
jamie

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