Durametric Fault Code Question
07-12-2014, 02:17 AM
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Durametric Fault Code Question
So I finally got my Durametric Enthusiast, set my Cayenne 08 turbo to Euro setting and reset service reminder cool! 
I have one fault that comes back every time I clear it:
1245
Boost Pressure Control Adaptation
Value Below Lower Limit Value
I searched the forums and only found one guy with the same issue but he had no responses to his question...can anyone chime in on this?
Also any tips how to get rid of seatbelt chiming??
I have one fault that comes back every time I clear it:
1245
Boost Pressure Control Adaptation
Value Below Lower Limit Value
I searched the forums and only found one guy with the same issue but he had no responses to his question...can anyone chime in on this?
Also any tips how to get rid of seatbelt chiming??
12-20-2015, 04:06 PM
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So I finally got my Durametric Enthusiast, set my Cayenne 08 turbo to Euro setting and reset service reminder cool!
I have one fault that comes back every time I clear it:
1245
Boost Pressure Control Adaptation
Value Below Lower Limit Value
I searched the forums and only found one guy with the same issue but he had no responses to his question...can anyone chime in on this?
Also any tips how to get rid of seatbelt chiming??
I have one fault that comes back every time I clear it:
1245
Boost Pressure Control Adaptation
Value Below Lower Limit Value
I searched the forums and only found one guy with the same issue but he had no responses to his question...can anyone chime in on this?
Also any tips how to get rid of seatbelt chiming??
12-20-2015, 04:27 PM
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I wouldn't go a whole year with that code. Take it to the dealer to have them trouble shoot it. Not much info online about it, and I haven't seen that specific code referenced much anywhere.
12-22-2015, 12:27 PM
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The dealer can program out the seatbelt chime through PIWIS. They will tell you that is can't be done but they are saying this to cover themselves. Tell them you will sign the waiver (available on the PIWIS system) and they will likely do it.
12-25-2015, 01:37 AM
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Hate to go to the dealer for anything.... My shop can not figure it out...
I usually work on my own cars, but this code is a real head scratchier.
Figured out how ot deal with the chime via my durametric cable...
I usually work on my own cars, but this code is a real head scratchier.
Figured out how ot deal with the chime via my durametric cable...
12-25-2015, 03:50 PM
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re: seat belt chime. (sorry no help on your fault code question)
Not sure about the 2008 MY but typically the Enthusiast version can no longer do coding. Only the Pro version can code now. But if you can get into the coding, see if this will work for you.
First, backup existing coding to a file. Then in the Instrument Cluster Module - scroll down to Belt Buckle, Drivers side and select "No" versus "Yes". Do the same for Passenger Belt Buckle. And save your work. You may want to also check the "door" modules to ensure there are no other hidden "chimes" that need to be switched off (I don't think so but it is worth a quick look).
Good luck.
Not sure about the 2008 MY but typically the Enthusiast version can no longer do coding. Only the Pro version can code now. But if you can get into the coding, see if this will work for you.
First, backup existing coding to a file. Then in the Instrument Cluster Module - scroll down to Belt Buckle, Drivers side and select "No" versus "Yes". Do the same for Passenger Belt Buckle. And save your work. You may want to also check the "door" modules to ensure there are no other hidden "chimes" that need to be switched off (I don't think so but it is worth a quick look).
Good luck.