Facelift Aircon fault...

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Aircon decided to go on strike today

Anyway when I got in I scanned the car and had a high pressure sensor fault (no signal)

Cleared the fault, no joy....

Unplugged the sensor to see if the fault nature changed, still exactly same fault

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Conclusion

New sensor required part number 4H0959126B.

Will get one tomorrow and fit.

Good job I got the pano roof
 
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Didn't @penetrator air con go, too, as well as someone else on here? Coincidence or poor design/faulty batch of sensors?
 
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I was just going to say the same thing!!
 
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Yeah same thing I imagine

Ain't going into Audi...…..sensor is cheap enough and there's a Schrader valve behind it so refrigerant cannot escape.
 
Aircon decided to go on strike today

Anyway when I got in I scanned the car and had a high pressure sensor fault (no signal)

Cleared the fault, no joy....

Unplugged the sensor to see if the fault nature changed, still exactly same fault

36489b066463d8fcc83ad7f156653dab.jpg



Conclusion

New sensor required part number 4H0959126B.

Will get one tomorrow and fit.

Good job I got the pano roof

Is it tuned?
 
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All fixed.......

Dodgy wiring.....

Had the air con re-gassed also

460g extracted and the correct 530g put back in.

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I thought it was a dodgy sensor?
 
I thought it was a dodgy sensor?

Turns out it wasn't......

The wiring issue made it look like it was.

The High pressure sensor is well known for failing on Audi's though.
 
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