warning light AUDI A4 1995 B5 / 1.G APB Engine Motronic Syst

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The Exhaust Malfunction Indicator Light (MIL) in
the instrument cluster will be switched on if the
engine control module recognizes malfunctions
which have an affect (decrease emissions) on
exhaust emissions Page 01
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Malfunctions relating to the electronic throttle
are also indicated by a Electronic Power
Control (EPC) warning light in the instrument
cluster.
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Diagnostic Trouble Code (DTC) table

Notes:

If malfunctions occur in the sensors and components being monitored, they will be stored in the DTC memory together
with an indication of the type of malfunction. Notes on Engine Power Control (EPC) (drive by wire) Page 24
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Malfunctions relating to the electronic throttle are also indicated by the EPC (Electronic Power Control) warning light in the
instrument cluster.
Malfunction which decrease exhaust emissions are indicated by an Exhaust Malfunction Indicator Light (MIL), the MIL is
located in the instrument cluster. As soon as certain malfunction are recognized, the MIL is switched on immediately.
There are also malfunctions, were the MIL is switched on only after the engine is started again.
Sporadically occurring malfunctions (temporary malfunctions) will be indicated on the VAG1551 display as "SP."
The DTC table is arranged according to the 5-digit DTC in the left-hand column.
If a malfunction is stored in the DTC memory and then does not occur again during the next 40 engine warm-up phases,
the DTC will be automatically erased.
Components that are indicated as being faulty by the VAG1551 should not be replaced immediately. Always start by
checking the wiring, connectors and Ground (GND) connections for the component using the current wiring diagram. This
is particularly important in the case of sporadic malfunctions (indicated by the letters "SP"on the scan tool display).
If the connector for the engine control module is disconnected or if the battery is disconnected, all the learned values
(adaptation values) stored in the control module will be erased, although the contents of the DTC memory will remain
intact. The next time the engine is started the idling may be rough at first. In this case let the engine run at idle for a few
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DTC
Description of malfunction
Corrective action
SAE
VAG


P1650 18058 Powertrain CAN-bus
Missing message from instrument
cluster - Check data transfer Page 24-201
P1654 18062 Check DTC memory of the instrument
cluster - Check DTC memory of instrument cluster and repair
malfunctions
P1676 18084 Drive by Wire-MIL Circ.
Electrical Malfunction
1) - Significance of Electronic Power Control (EPC) warning light
Page 24
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P1677 18085 Drive by Wire-MIL Circ.
Short to B+
1)

P1690 18098 Malfunction Indication Light
Malfunction 2) - Check wiring for exhaust Malfunction Indicator Light (MIL)
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P1693 18101 Malfunction Indication Light
Short circuit to B+
2)
1) With this malfunction the EPC (Electronic Power Control) Malfunction Indicator Light (MIL) in the instrument cluster is
switched on by the ECM. Significance of EPC malfunction indicator light Page 24
-142
.
2) With this malfunction the exhaust Malfunction Indicator Light (MIL) is only switched on by the ECM, if the malfunction is
recognized after the engine has been restarted. Significance of MIL Page 01
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Note:
The malfunction light for power acceleration -K132- is also called the EPC warning lamp.
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