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2010 Porsche Panamera Turbo (970) V8-4.8L Turbo A L L Diagnostic Trouble Codes ( DTC ): P Code Charts Page 585

2010 Porsche Panamera Turbo (970) V8-4.8L Turbo A L L Diagnostic Trouble Codes ( DTC ): P Code Charts Page 585



P1583



Diagnosis information - Control unit DME (DFI)



Sport mode not available



Diagnostic conditions



- Ignition on



Possible fault causes



- Premature fault entry (See [Information])



- Sports mode button Faulty (See Air-conditioning system regulator regulator)



- Fault relevant for Sport mode in one of the following systems:



- Control unit DME (DFI)



- PDK control unit



- PSM control module



- Level-control control unit (PASM)



- PDCC control unit



- Spoiler drive



INFORMATION



- If there is NO customer complaint about the availability of Sport mode,, this note must be ignored.



- In most cases, the fault unjustifiably enters itself into the fault memory if, during initialisation of air-conditioner regulation, one of the control



units from the Sport-mode group (DFI, PDK, PSM, level control, PDCC) does NOT report readiness or does this too late.



- The air-conditioner regulator sends this note to the DME (DFI).



P1600



P1600



Diagnosis information - Control unit DME (DFI)



Vehicle speed PSM



Diagnostic conditions



- Driving



- none of the following faults stored : U0129



Possible fault causes



- Fault in area PSM



Fault setting condition(s)



- Vehicle speed > 350 km/h (Measured value)



P1603



P1603



Diagnosis information - CAN



Fault entry in specified control module



NOTE:



- Internal function test completed.



Diagnostic conditions



The control module initially tests internal function sequences after wake-up. If they are OK, all diagnosable outputs are then tested and any faults are



stored.



Control module wake-up through:



- event-induced CAN message



- wake-up signal via wake-up line



- key contact (terminal S)



- "Ignition on"



Possible fault causes



- Control module is incorrectly coded



- Periphery connected to specified control module is incorrect



- Control module faulty (in most cases the cause is not the control module but incorrect coding.)



Fault effects



- The specified control module sends only substitute values via the CAN.