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Old Oct 23, 2010 | 06:06 PM
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My 04 Cayenne S is throwing 2 codes, no CEL.

DME:
907
Load management operat. on vehicle
electrical sys./DME control module
Present

No other codes or engine miss, slight tick from engine??

Coils?

Other one is the Air suspension, I get the "Faulty message" on startup now and than. Code is:
1772
Signal lead for pressure sensor
Pretty sure I can solve this with the VW Compressor rebuild kit.
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Old Oct 27, 2010 | 12:51 AM
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Do you still have a FACTORY Porsche battery still??
P!gs hate low batteries.....

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Old Oct 27, 2010 | 07:10 AM
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I do not see a DME 907 error listed, but it sure sounds like the battery is toast

0907 Load management operation on vehicle electrical
system/DME control module
♦ Limited load functions
♦ Idle speed increase


43-1772 Fault code 1772
Pressure sensor signal lead
Diagnostic conditions
• Ignition on
• Internal function test on level adjustment control unit
Possible cause of fault
♦ Short circuit to B+ in the wiring of pin 84 of the level adjustment
control unit
♦ Short circuit to ground in the wiring of pin 84 of the level adjustment
control unit
♦ Open circuit in the wiring of pin 84 of the level adjustment control
unit
♦ Level adjustment control unit receives implausible signal from
pressure sensor
♦ Pressure sensor faulty
♦ Level adjustment control unit faulty
Affected pins
Level adjustment control unit, connector A:
♦ Pin 34
Level adjustment control unit, connector B:
♦ Pin 84 'P signal'
Solenoid block, connector A:
♦ Pin 8
♦ Pin 9 'P signal

Could be a strut sensor, PIWIS will identify
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Old Oct 27, 2010 | 11:38 AM
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Off to a shop with a PIWIS I go!
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Old Nov 24, 2012 | 12:52 PM
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To resurect this thread. I had the occaisonal Workshop fault with code 1772 and did the complete compressor rebuild (the rubber compressor piston ring was definitely hardened) but it didn't solve my problem so I'm going through the troubleshooting phase starting today. The suspension seems to work normally other than the fault. I did find this Touraeg TSB which may help some as the parts seem to be all the same. Comes on every time about 1 minute after startup.
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