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Car won't start - DME/PASM/ASBE Codes

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YOUR RESEARCHCar won't start - DME/PASM/ASBE Codes

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POST 1 / ORIGINAL POSTEROriginal post

Hi Unfortunately, the 996TT won't start. The instrument cluster is showing a n engine sign and the words "Fault Indicator. I have used the garages OBD code reader and it has shown the following codes DTC 9110 DME control unit DTC Trigger - ignition on - possible cause of fault - Short circuit between CAN - high and ground - Open circuit of CAN - high drive - Open circuit of CAN - low drive - DME control unit faulty Remember The CAN drive bus is connected to the following control unit - DME - Tiptronic - PASM and steering angle sensor - Instrument cluster Check the follow - Instrument cluster connector A pin and 31 pin (CAN drive) The other code is below which is exactly the same as above, except for the DTC 9111 PSM/ABS Control unit bit. DTC 9111 PSM/ABS control unit DTC Trigger - ignition on - possible cause of fault - Short circuit between CAN - high and ground - Open circuit of CAN - high drive - Open circuit of CAN - low drive - DME control unit faulty Remember The CAN drive bus is connected to the following control unit - DME - Tiptronic - PASM and steering angle sensor - Instrument cluster Check the follow - Instrument cluster connector A pin and 31 pin (CAN drive) I have: - checked the fuses - the relays drivers side and the rear - the battery (Bosch) is 6 months old. Any ideas what this could be? Any advice greatly appreciated. Thanks

POST 2Original post

When did you last drive it?

POST 3 / ORIGINAL POSTEROriginal post

2 months ago. battery is fine

POST 4Original post

Try another battery

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