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PASM Failure w/ Low Voltage Issues

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Disconnect of the pss9 connectors and each

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they have disconnected all of the PSS9 connectors and each test correctly and are well seated.
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Leading evidence: 'Disconnect of the pss9 connectors and each' (no explicit attributable resolution; this is a reported action or suggestion). Across 1 matching discussions, the most frequently mentioned possible cause is 'listed' (1 discussions; 0 report identifying it and 1 suggest it). The most frequently discussed action is 'Disconnect of the pss9 connectors and each' (1 discussions). For that action, 0 discussions report a resolution and 0 report an unsuccessful attempt. No action has an explicit, attributable resolution report under the current rules. These are forum reports and suggestions, not a confirmed diagnosis.

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Suspected cause
I have read through every PASM failure thread and it does not appear my problem is listed.
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Test correctly and are well seated

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Suggestion
they have disconnected all of the PSS9 connectors and each test correctly and are well seated.
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Frequently discussed actions (2)

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Disconnect of the pss9 connectors and each

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they have disconnected all of the PSS9 connectors and each test correctly and are well seated.
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PASM Failure w/ Low Voltage Issues

Test correctly and are well seated

No successful repair reported for this finding.

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Reported fixes: 0
Unsuccessful attempts: 1
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Suggestion
they have disconnected all of the PSS9 connectors and each test correctly and are well seated.
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PASM Failure w/ Low Voltage Issues

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listed

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Identified cause: 1
Suspected cause: 0
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Discussions that suspect a cause: 1

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Suspected cause
I have read through every PASM failure thread and it does not appear my problem is listed.
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POST 1Original post

I have read through every PASM failure thread and it does not appear my problem is listed. My 2007 Cayman S with Bilstein PSS9's is in constant PASM failure and locked in stiff mode. I have had it to the dealer and the PIWIS is giving fault codes of low voltage issues in an around the PASM control module. They have tried a new PASM control module and immediately the failure returned. They have confirmed that 12 volts is going into the module but only 10 volts or sometimes 8 volts or sometimes 12 volts comes out. The problem of voltage seems to be a moving issues. they have disconnected all of the PSS9 connectors and each test correctly and are well seated. The next step is to pin out each of the connectors leading out of the PASM control Unit but that will take a lot of time. Does anyone have any other suggestings? I have looked at tire presuures and they read fine, 3-4 pounds higher than my longacre guage but fine for street driving. Thanks in advance for any help,

POST 2Original post

I had a similar issue while putting in wire taps into the ECU and I kept scratching my head as well. After thinking and going over the wiring in my head few hundred times, I figured it was a grounding issue; and once I properly grounded the installation, all turned normal. So, you may have a bad ground, an electrical leak of some sort.

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