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Communication PAS Control Module Location


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'06 C2S....Durametric indicates fault U0167 being the "Communication PAS Control Module". I cant find any reference anywhere as to its location. Anybody Know ??? Does it go by another name or acronym in Porsche lingo?
Thanks in advance.

Johan

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Thanks Loren. First decent information I’ve had. Should have posted here first.

Interesting that I can still lock the car properly but without any chirp. Also the fuel door does not lock which I had assumed to be a faulty actuator. Maybe it’s related to the KESSY/PASS. Thoughts?

Johan

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31 minutes ago, Uwon said:

Thanks Loren. First decent information I’ve had. Should have posted here first.

Interesting that I can still lock the car properly but without any chirp. Also the fuel door does not lock which I had assumed to be a faulty actuator. Maybe it’s related to the KESSY/PASS. Thoughts?

Johan

The code you threw indicates that the module in question is not communicating with the immobilizer system, hence no chirp or fuel door locking.

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Thanks JFP. 
By way of background, which may now be relevant, I was trying to resurrect the DSC controller for the PASM which was not working. I reprogrammed it with no avail, so I reinstalled the the Porsche unit and the Durametric still said that the car was not equipped with PASM. 
In addition, I have had for some time a red “Current Fault Codes” indicator for the Air Conditioning but without any codes appearing. I cannot clear the red indicator. The A/C has been working fine.

May these two issues also be related to the KESSY/PAS and is it dangerous for the car or driver to continue to drive the car?

Thanks in advance.

Johan

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JFP, thanks again for your insight. I’m desperately trying to get an appointment with any one of several Porsche dealerships in the Toronto area for a PIWIS test analysis and will report back on my progress/resolution. These dealerships are all friggin busy this time of year.

Cheers,

Johan

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