06 Cayenne - Ignition Lock Faulty
#1
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Went to start my Cayenne this morning in my city garage and received this error: "Ignition Lock Faulty". The car turns over, but there is no ignition (i.e. not a battery issue). Tried both keys with no luck.
Has anyone been able to solve this issue WITHOUT taking to a dealer?
If dealer is required, getting out of my garage will not be fun.
Has anyone been able to solve this issue WITHOUT taking to a dealer?
If dealer is required, getting out of my garage will not be fun.
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#2
Drifting
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Fault code 0166 Electronic ignition starting switch
Fault effect:
- Partial/function failure of ignition starting switch (no ignition/start possible)
- No/limited system response
- Key release is locked (anti-removal lock does not open)
- Switch on/off command is ignored
- Instrument cluster displays warning: 'Ignition lock faulty'
Possible cause of fault:
- No signal/communication (no communication between control module and ignition starting switch)
- Electrical fault in electric circuit (plug contact problem)
- Short circuit to ground or open circuit in wiring
- Short circuit to B+ or open circuit in wiring
- Short circuit to ground
- Short circuit to B+
- Open circuit in wiring
- Electronic ignition starting switch faulty
- Control unit faulty
Sorry, you will likely need a Porsche PST2 or PIWIS tester to further diagnose the problem.
Fault effect:
- Partial/function failure of ignition starting switch (no ignition/start possible)
- No/limited system response
- Key release is locked (anti-removal lock does not open)
- Switch on/off command is ignored
- Instrument cluster displays warning: 'Ignition lock faulty'
Possible cause of fault:
- No signal/communication (no communication between control module and ignition starting switch)
- Electrical fault in electric circuit (plug contact problem)
- Short circuit to ground or open circuit in wiring
- Short circuit to B+ or open circuit in wiring
- Short circuit to ground
- Short circuit to B+
- Open circuit in wiring
- Electronic ignition starting switch faulty
- Control unit faulty
Sorry, you will likely need a Porsche PST2 or PIWIS tester to further diagnose the problem.
#3
Track Day
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I received the same error when i was checking my fuses to install a dvd/nav stereo and amp. i was pulling fuses and checking them, then i may have put one fuse back in the incorrect place, which i thought was the correct place. got in my car to go to a friends house to finish my stereo install and the cayenne would not start. rechecked all my fuses and found a red 5a fuse that needed to be in the slot for the rear brake light. i put the 5a fuse in and the rear brake light and can now turn on the cayenne. so, i would check that option. hope its not too late for this post, but this was my particular issue.