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Old 20-01-2005, 17:38   #1
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Default vRS Octavia faults 17545, 17705

Had an engine check light come on in heavy traffic.
Dealer checked VAG-COM:
17545 is Bank1 mixture adaption system too rich
17705 is Connection charger-throttle valve pressure drop.
Checked valves via VAG-CAM nothing found and resets OK.
Drives fine with normal boost.
Any ideas what could have caused it?
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Chris, read this thread


http://www.briskoda.net/forums/showthread.php?t=7798

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Had an engine check light come on in heavy traffic.
17545 is Bank1 mixture adaption system too rich
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I had a chat with an Audi technician when the coils failed on my S3. I'm sure he mentioned something like this happening when you swapped fuels (IE you've run on RON98 for a long time and swap to RON 95 or vice versa)

long time ago though, so a bit faded....
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Additional....

A small tip for anyone else having a fault code question.

Enter the code into the Briskoda search facility...chances are it will yield results.

Failing that, try the same on Google
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Additional....

A small tip for anyone else having a fault code question.

Enter the code into the Briskoda search facility...chances are it will yield results.

Failing that, try the same on Google
Geoff,
Thanks for the tip. That thread doesn't conclude anything.
Strangely enough I AM running 98 on this tank as they don't have any regular 95. Could it be the fuel type?
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Thanks for the tip. That thread doesn't conclude anything.
Strangely enough I AM running 98 on this tank as they don't have any regular 95. Could it be the fuel type?
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Geoff,
I had these codes, there was a couple of things changed on mine, but a new DV has sorted the problem. I was given the run around by my previous dealer who couldn't sort it out even though there was a technical bulletin issued about this code.

This code will keep reoccuring (even though the light won't come on) so I'd get the dealer to look into it. As far as I know its due to the DV sticking when cold, so hence the problem will occur after cold weather.

Let me know how you get on.

BTW Theres been a number of different threads in relation to this problem, do a search for 17705 and GAFF and you get them.
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I had these codes, there was a couple of things changed on mine, but a new DV has sorted the problem. I was given the run around by my previous dealer who couldn't sort it out even though there was a technical bulletin issued about this code.

This code will keep reoccuring (even though the light won't come on) so I'd get the dealer to look into it. As far as I know its due to the DV sticking when cold, so hence the problem will occur after cold weather.

Let me know how you get on.

BTW Theres been a number of different threads in relation to this problem, do a search for 17705 and GAFF and you get them.
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The dealer confirms there is a TB 56 that refers to this. They inferred that part of it is to do a visual check on the hose to the IC that TaviaRS refers to that is the subject of a hose/clip design change to see if looks like its leaking oil. I will get them to run this test soon.
When they VAg-COM'd it I got them to recalibrate the throttle and strangely enough it seems to get more boost for a given thottle opening (I have a Boost gauge) so there doesn't seem to be anything wrong with the DV yet.
It happened in heavy traffic after about 20 mins stop/start.
Any further comments welcome.
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The dealer confirms there is a TB 56 that refers to this. They inferred that part of it is to do a visual check on the hose to the IC that TaviaRS refers to that is the subject of a hose/clip design change to see if looks like its leaking oil. I will get them to run this test soon.
When they VAg-COM'd it I got them to recalibrate the throttle and strangely enough it seems to get more boost for a given thottle opening (I have a Boost gauge) so there doesn't seem to be anything wrong with the DV yet.
It happened in heavy traffic after about 20 mins stop/start.
Any further comments welcome.
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It was definitely the DV in my case, on the VAG-COM it also points to it aswell ie check DV at the end of the code. You probably seen the pictures of hose to the IC on mine, it was leaking but didn't rectify the problem in my case, when it was fixed.
The problem was ongoing on my car for 3 years. I thought from the bulletin that the DV is one of the first things to be changed ?
See what your dealer thinks of the hosing but if all else fails, don't rule out the DV.

BTW What year is the car ?

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I take it yours has been OK since the last work Gaff?
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I take it yours has been OK since the last work Gaff?
Yea , Just to make sure I brought it into the dealer to check for the fault code, still all clear after 6 weeks (and the weather has been cold so it probably would have shown up).

Finally sorted
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Was your DV also causing the problem ?
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It was definitely the DV in my case, on the VAG-COM it also points to it aswell ie check DV at the end of the code. You probably seen the pictures of hose to the IC on mine, it was leaking but didn't rectify the problem in my case, when it was fixed.
The problem was ongoing on my car for 3 years. I thought from the bulletin that the DV is one of the first things to be changed ?
See what your dealer thinks of the hosing but if all else fails, don't rule out the DV.

BTW What year is the car ?
The car is 01/51. Is the pipe and clip visible from underneath as I recall TaviaRS said it was under his sump guard?
Many people must have suffered from the pipe design causing a pressure drop although I had expected the DV to be the cause as it is running increased boost (Jabba). The techi said the DV seemed OK. I can see the next question is going to be which to change to: Forge, Bailey or Hyperboost?
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The car is 01/51. Is the pipe and clip visible from underneath as I recall TaviaRS said it was under his sump guard?
Its easy enough to get at, you'll need to jack it up to have a look at it. Theres like a heat sheilding cover around it, mine had oil on the inside so you could see there was some leaking ('m nearly sure there was a photo on the other post).
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Mine was not the DV, but the pipe underneath.. I may have *ahem* caught it on the road at some point

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