MIL code P0722 , please help~updated; TCM need to be replaced
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MIL code P0722 , please help~updated; TCM need to be replaced
2004 A4 3.0 CVT 54,000miles
The MIL come on and off for about two weeks
The dealer told me not to spend such money to found the problem since the MIL was off whenthe carwas there
So i followed the forum's suggest, went to autozone when the MIL shows up again
The code is 'P0722 Output Speed Sensor Circ No Signal '
I searched google for two days,just couldn't locate where the output speed sensor is
Any advise is welcome
Thanks, sean
The MIL come on and off for about two weeks
The dealer told me not to spend such money to found the problem since the MIL was off whenthe carwas there
So i followed the forum's suggest, went to autozone when the MIL shows up again
The code is 'P0722 Output Speed Sensor Circ No Signal '
I searched google for two days,just couldn't locate where the output speed sensor is
Any advise is welcome
Thanks, sean
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RE: MIL code P0722 , please help
Removing and installing speed sensor on front axle
Removing
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Loosen wheel bolts.
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Raise vehicle.
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Remove wheel.
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Unclip speed sensor wiring from retainers -1-.
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Unclip speed sensor wiring from retainers -1-.
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Detach speed sensor connector -2-.
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Unclip speed sensor wiring from retainers -2-.
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Release grommet -1- in wheel housing.
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Pull ABS speed sensor from wheel bearing housing.
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Unplug connector.
Installing
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Before fitting speed sensor, fit sealing collar and coat speed sensor all round with lubricating paste -G 000 650-.
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Install ABS speed sensor.
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Clip speed sensor wiring into retainers and fit grommet in wheel housing.
Install wheels
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Turn steering completely to left and right and check clearance of speed sensor wire.
Checking rotor on front axle, removing and installing
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Remove wheel.
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Pull speed sensor out of wheel bearing housing.
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Check that rotor is not damaged or dirty.
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If rotor is damaged or dirty, remove drive shaft. If damaged, renew outer C.V. joint together with rotor.
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As replacement part, outer C.V. joint is supplied together with rotor
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RE: MIL code P0722 , please help
Thanks for the detailedand quick respond
Can you tell me why should i need to remove the abs sensor?
And there are total two speed sensor at the front axle, right?
Regards, sean
Can you tell me why should i need to remove the abs sensor?
And there are total two speed sensor at the front axle, right?
Regards, sean
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RE: MIL code P0722 , please help~updated;TCM need to be replaced
Got the car in the dealership for service with the MIL on.
They could'nt found where is the problem after searched for 2 hours.
Finally, after another hour, they told me that the TCM need to be replaced,quote for$2250.
I just couldn't believed this, because there is nothing happened during the last9 months( or13000 miles) of drove, except the MLP was on99% ofthe time.
Guess I will just keep diving with MIL on untill some otherthingshows up.
Wish me luck.
They could'nt found where is the problem after searched for 2 hours.
Finally, after another hour, they told me that the TCM need to be replaced,quote for$2250.
I just couldn't believed this, because there is nothing happened during the last9 months( or13000 miles) of drove, except the MLP was on99% ofthe time.
Guess I will just keep diving with MIL on untill some otherthingshows up.
Wish me luck.
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RE: MIL code P0722 , please help~updated;TCM need to be replaced
the abs sensor is the speed sensor. it's wierd how it doesn't say which one though. the TCM usually doesn't go bad.
changing the sensor is really easy. just take off the wheel. then look behing the rotor and you'll see this sensor that goes into the hub. just pull it out and replace it. it can be pretty hard to get out if you have alot of rust though. good luck
changing the sensor is really easy. just take off the wheel. then look behing the rotor and you'll see this sensor that goes into the hub. just pull it out and replace it. it can be pretty hard to get out if you have alot of rust though. good luck
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RE: MIL code P0722 , please help~updated;TCM need to be replaced
Im gonna dis-agree, the CVT TCM's are famous for going bad, in fact there is a TSB for certain models to replace it. That quote is freaking bogus, the module can't be more than $1,000 and it isn't too hard to replace. Its in the tail housing of the tranny, you just need to buy a T45 socket and take off the rear housing, take off a couple of bolts on the module and pull it off. It really shouldn't take longer than 1 hour to do the whole job. You will need a VAG COM to code the new control module though.
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RE: MIL code P0722 , please help~updated;TCM need to be replaced
Forgot to mention that I did bought the abs and speed sensor module.
Replaced the right side one, went to autozone to got the code cleared, MIL came back on after 1 mile drove. Same thing happened to the left side one.
So it's at somewhere else.
Thanks.
Replaced the right side one, went to autozone to got the code cleared, MIL came back on after 1 mile drove. Same thing happened to the left side one.
So it's at somewhere else.
Thanks.
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RE: MIL code P0722 , please help~updated;TCM need to be replaced
17106 P0722 Output Speed Sensor Circuit No Signal
This refers to the speed sensor near the transmission.
Check that the wire is connected.
This refers to the speed sensor near the transmission.
Check that the wire is connected.
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RE: MIL code P0722 , please help~updated;TCM need to be replaced
O.K.
So if it just the connection problem, why the dealer couldn't found it?
The qoute down to 50% goodwill off, so it's $1125 now.
I don't know should I go for it or not bacause the car didn't gave me any problem besides the MIL.
Is there any syndromes showsup when the TCM need to be replaced?
So if it just the connection problem, why the dealer couldn't found it?
The qoute down to 50% goodwill off, so it's $1125 now.
I don't know should I go for it or not bacause the car didn't gave me any problem besides the MIL.
Is there any syndromes showsup when the TCM need to be replaced?