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HPsauce 21st October 2020 08:55 PM

That certainly looks plausible, though as it has 5 connectors I've probably missed one out above. :o
(Probably overlooked T3bl for the N110 locking solenoid)
If it's easy to extract and replace that's where I'd be heading. +++

MikkiJayne 21st October 2020 09:34 PM

Yes I believe so based on the wiring diagram. I have one on the bench as I was investigating earlier so I can have a closer look tomorrow. The 10-pin connector T10g is at the front of #26.

I suspect the TCU will be ignoring the steering wheel buttons in D since it has the F189 error.

Can you get the part number of your TCU from VCDS please? I have some 2002 S8 units but worth comparing numbers to be sure, although they are fairly interchangeable.

HPsauce 21st October 2020 09:58 PM

Should be relatively easy to test the diode with a multimeter if you can get the loom out.
It's between T5g pin 4 and T10g pin 6.

scottmgibb 21st October 2020 10:19 PM

Thanks again.

I will check the TCU number tomorrow. Do you think it worth swapping the TCU over before extracting the shifter again to try and remove part #26?

HPsauce 22nd October 2020 10:04 AM

I'll defer to MJ on that, but if she can loan you both TCU and loom that would be handy.....

MikkiJayne 22nd October 2020 11:49 AM

Well, the TCU is easier to get to than the shifter so that's what I'd do first.

scottmgibb 22nd October 2020 04:50 PM

Looks like the TCU number is 4D 927 156 EC, with software version 1010 – does this sound right?

MikkiJayne 22nd October 2020 06:09 PM

Yup. I should have one of those +++

scottmgibb 22nd October 2020 06:22 PM

That is great – and would you by chance have a spare loom (item #26) I could try too? Just let me know how you want to go about arranging the deposit etc – if the offer still stands!

MikkiJayne 21st November 2020 08:11 AM

For future searches, this was solved by swapping the TCU +++


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