Ошибка р060700 ауди

i have a 7.5 R with the DQ381, which popped «Error Transmission: You can continue driving» message. I’m at 35k miles, tuned with EQT for the last 5k miles, previously had a TVS tune from about 20k to 30k miles. Zero issues with the DSG, only 1 time had a hard shift that I attribute to being cold.

When the error message popped up, I was in DSG sport mode going about 25mph slowing to a stop. No bumpiness or noise from the DSG. I drove home and when I turned off and on, the error had cleared. ODB11 showed an intermittent P060700.

I cleared the code and it came back the next time I drove, took about 15 mins of driving. I removed the DSG tune, same thing.

Not too many threads about this, I’m wondering if my DSG might be underfilled from the factory and once it warms up it causes an error. I haven’t had a chance to take it to the dealer yet, but I’m pretty sure it’ll get flagged even if i have it returned to stock

2012 TOYOTA RAV4 with 85000.0 miles

2012 Rav4 — for no apparent reason my check engine light, trac off light and 4×4 light have been coming on for a few days, then off, then on, etc. We got a code of P0607, but the car is showing no symptoms associated with that code error. The vehicle is driving fine. I have checked the battery connection and the gas cap. Based on a large number of online complaints, i would ask that nhtsa seriously look into this issue and strongly consider a recall that will actually fix the problem for owners. There have been a number who have taken the vehicle in for repair, only to have the lights back on a few days later. Please hold Toyota accountable for this.
ELECTRICAL SYSTEM, ENGINE ELECTRONIC STABILITY CONTROL

2009 TOYOTA COROLLA with 127000. miles

My ecm constantly have issues with stabilizing the vehicle on a daily occurrence. When it works as it should the car feels stable like it has added weight and the steering is responsive. The ecm in the late 2000s all have ecm problems which is a safety concern since braking, transmission and steering are all affected in some adverse way. The vehicle had a o2 sensor replaced and it still has the same issues, alternator also replaced. I believe Toyota knew about this issue with its Toyotas and decided not to issue a recall in order to save money. Ive been dealing with this issue since a month after i got my car 4 or 5 months after i got my car. The code P0607 along with the P0138 are constantly going off in my vehicle. Sometimes the P0138 will go away but the symptoms of a bad ecm still remain. The car shakes, doesn’t stall yet, feels sluggish and hard to keep straight at almost any speed.
ELECTRONIC STABILITY CONTROL,

2009 FORD FUSION

2009 Ford Fusion. Consumer writes in regards to issues with powertrain control module. *ld the consumer stated the vehicle should have been included in the recall. Diagnostic codes found in the vehicle were as follows: P0607, P060A, P1674 and P2105. The vehicle was repaired. Updated 10/25/2017*js
POWER TRAIN,

2009 TOYOTA COROLLA MATRIX with 9.0 miles

My check engine light has come on and off sporadically, since the vehicle in question was bought of the showroom floor from sunny side Toyota since march 2009 all the way up to the present. Now, i didn’t purchase this vehicle, however, my buddy who did has claimed this light — check engine, along with abs and vsc would come on together. Although, he has said, it’s never affected the performance of the said vehicle — i know better!! Since the vehicle is now under my ownership and unfortunately, it’s out of warranty. However, there is a tsb on this exact service code P0607, which involves changing out the pcm and the other p code happens to be P0138, which is the 02 sensor. Since there is a tsb on this specific code — P0607, it affects certain corollas and matrix for the years prior to my vehicle — so what a coincidence, would you say? I would say!! Also, according to repairpal.Com, this is a common occurrence with these vehicles and i think this should also then be a standard recall, considering the fact that my 2009 Toyota matrix only has 49k miles. It is also mentioned, under that service code that the pcm computer should be replaced and thus, it would correct these problems that i should not be having. Futhermore, it’s listed in the tsb, that this is also covered under the emissions warranty of 96 months and/or 80k miles. Is it possible to be assisted with this matter and having Toyota, out of good faith, correcting this issue for me. I have this tsb document inferring such along with another document which states how closely similar my engine is to the engine in question. The p codes stated above were supplied by the Toyota dealership, when i last brought my vehicle in for the takata air bag recall. I would sincerely, appreciate any assistance in dealing with this matter
ELECTRONIC STABILITY CONTROL,

2009 FORD FUSION with 188000. miles

While driving my Fusion which has had no mechanical issues up to this point slammed into 3rd gear followed by a rapid decrease in power and speed. The check engine light and wrench came on and pretty sure was in the» limp home» mode. Took it to get the codes read and p 2104 and P0607 were present.
POWER TRAIN, ENGINE VEHICLE SPEED CONTROL

2008 FORD EXPLORER with 127000 miles

My 2008 Ford Explorer has been having issues recently where it turns over and will not start, then will start. Today while driving on the freeway at 65 mph my check engine light came on with the service wrench and the car lost all power and the steering stiffened up and was hard to steer at all almost causing me to wreck on the freeway. I lost all power and control at the gas pedal and then the check charging system icon came on also. I had to completely pull over to the shoulder and put it in park then shut off the car. I then had to restart the car which started right away and started to drive fine again. This happens more than once a day, my friend has checked the charging system and cleaned the battery cables and has over 14 volts charging from alternator to battery and still happens. The dtc code was pulled and was a P0607. Control module failure or corrupt.
ELECTRICAL SYSTEM, ELECTRICAL SYSTEM

2008 FORD FUSION with 35400.0 miles

My 2008 Ford Fusion se 2.3l, 5-speed manual, has shut off on the highway with no warning at highway speeds of 65+mph. The engine would suddenly lose power and stall and i would have to coast and attempt to control my car at speed until i could get the engine restarted. I was unable to just turn the key forward to restart the engine and had to turn the key backwards all the way into the «off» position before attempting to restart the engine. The engine would not always restart on the 1st or second attempt. This happened to me twice over a 2 week period at high speeds before suddenly worsening and causing my vehicle to stall and not run in idle or randomly at any speed. I took my vehicle to a Ford dealership where they diagnosed it as a faulty throttle body (engine fault codes included P0128, P0607, P2107) but refused to cover any portion of the repair despite the vehicle having only 35,500 miles and numerous complaints about similar safety issues on similar vehicles/components.
POWER TRAIN, ENGINE

2008 TOYOTA COROLLA

As i was driving my 2008 Toyota Corolla through the intersection of illinois route 60 in vernon hills on march, 17,2010 my vehicle’s check engine light became activated and my car completely shut down in traffic almost creating a traffic accident . The car would not re-start after about 10 seconds,however, would restart after appx.30 seconds on the second start attempt. I drove the car to my personal repair shop whom gave be a diagnostic fault code of P0607.(faulty ecu) note:the right front strut assembly and water pump has also went out since this car has been under warranty.
SUSPENSION, ENGINE AND ENGINE COOLING

2007 PONTIAC VIBE with 65284.0 miles

This vehicle was driving down the road at highway speed and failed to respond to throttle. There was lots of traffic and this nearly caused an accident. The part that failed is the ecm/pcm and gave a code: P0604 and P0607. This part has recalls which apply to it, however, our manufacturer says the vehicle is not covered by this recall. If there is a recall on some of the vehicles how can the others be perfectly fine? The year coverage is from before and after this model year and yet only certain cars of this time frame are covered? Stay away from these vehicles. They will kill you, they are unsafe and unreliable. Major safety hazard.
ENGINE,

2007 FORD MUSTANG with 14000.0 miles

Im having a hard time with my car to get it started. It takes about a minute to start it. I took it to autozone to get it checked and they gave me the report issue the report shows: P0607 control module performance. Also i been having to refill coolant box more often i bealeive it has a leak. Iam very concerned its my only car and i have 2 kids that i have to drive to school and daycare.
EXTERIOR LIGHTING, ENGINE SUSPENSION

2007 TOYOTA COROLLA with 45000.0 miles

While driving on a crowded 4 lane street in wadsworth ohio , my car suddenly lost acceleration, it did not stall but the check engine light came on and the speed reduced to 5 to 10 miles instantly with busy traffic all around me, i put my hazard lights on right away because there were cars coming behind me at normal speed, i slowly moved my car cautiously to the furthest right lane, where i was able to go into a parking lot. This has happened on several occasions, i was able to get the car to my mechanic where he hooked it up to a computer analyzer, the result showed that the control module performance code P0607, which is a computer malfunction, we have contacted a Toyota dealer, we have an appointment for them to do there own diagnosis, and hopefully fix the problem, in the mean time i cannot drive car and not worry about my safety on the road.
ELECTRICAL SYSTEM, VEHICLE SPEED CONTROL POWER TRAIN ELECTRICAL SYSTEM

2007 PONTIAC VIBE with 46000.0 miles

I drive a 2007 Pontiac Vibe. About two weeks ago the car «stalled» out on me at an intersection. The car was running perfectly fine up into in came to the red light. When the arrow turned green my car would not accelerate. It wouldn’t even «rev». There was no check engine light on but since i could not get my car to move forward (it would work in reverse though the transmission sounded horrible), i had to be towed. Once the tow truck dropped me off, somehow now the car worked!?! I drove it to a different repair shop (closer to my work). They changed/flushed the transmission fluid as a precaution. Then several days later on 3/12 it happened again. After leaving my home, i had stopped at a stop sign before trying to turn onto a busy street. When i tried to pull out the car simply would not accelerate. Instead i slowly rolled into the middle of oncoming traffic. My car would not respond and the dash lights were freaking out (ie flashing on and off). The emergency flasher lights wouldn’t even work at first. After making it into the median, i was able to regain «control» and turn off my car. Thankfully it restarted and worked right away. I drove it back to the repair shop (this time the check engine light was on). The error code was P0607 and failure of the pcm. They recommended i go to the dealer for repair since its under warranty for that. At the dealership no one would explain what happened but they did fix it for «free». I am very concerned about the safety and reliability of my car. I see online many others are having the same problems with other Vibes and toyota models. I feel this is a serious safety issue that i hope you will address.
POWER TRAIN:AUTOMATIC TRANSMISSION,

2007 JEEP COMMANDER with 36980.0 miles

Problem started with vehicle losing power on acceleration from dead stop. It did that twice before the «check engine» light came on as i was pulling out into heavy traffic. Immediately took it to garage which determined code were U0404 (implausible data received from esm), P0607 (ecu internal performance) and B1A28 (ecm mismatch with skm). Dealers had two shifter/esm assemblies in stock. That tells me this is a common problem as i have read on the internet that it is. This vehicle is pampered and only driven about 5k per year, mostly when i got to our hunting camp up state. Repair cost $1,130.99. Chrysler needs to pony up with a recall and fix this issue without cost as well as reimburse those of us who have already paid to have the defect fixed. Someone could be injured or killed as a result of this defect.
POWER TRAIN, ELECTRICAL SYSTEM

2007 TOYOTA COROLLA with 18785.0 miles

My Corolla 2007 stopped on the middle of the road with check engine light suddenly on and battery light is also on without any warning. After two minutes i was able to turn on and drew one block to a mechanic shop and asked them to check battery and other problems. Mechanic said battery is weak, he recommended to change battery, but he said some other problems may exist. I asked him to change battery. He changed and it started ok. No check engine light. After i drew three signals, car stopped on the middle of the road again with check engine light suddenly on without any warning and battery light is also on. I towed the car to dealer. As per invoice they did following work. ?P0607— ecm shortened, replaced ecm and re-checked: operates as designed?. My car is under warranty, they did not charge for parts and service. I strongly believe it is a manufacturer defect. If this problem occurred on freeway, that could be dangerous and lead to fatal crash.
ENGINE AND ENGINE COOLING,

2007 TOYOTA COROLLA with 13000.0 miles

Yesterday our 2007 Toyota Corolla(13,000) stopped dead in flow of traffic on a highway-luckily we merged to shoulder narrowly missing being hit by traffic. The car was fixed w/ a new computer system. Checking if others had this problem it turns out that diagnostic code P0607 has a very bad & significant history with 2007 Corolla-cars just die!!! But no recall. We almost died and similar situations have been reported.
ELECTRONIC STABILITY CONTROL, ELECTRICAL SYSTEM

2007 TOYOTA COROLLA with 68021.0 miles

Driving on —185n in columbus, ga car (2007 Toyota Corolla) stalled without warning all systems shut down;put car in park on median took car to dealer on monday (3/29/2010) dealer said it was an electronic control module it’s warranteed up to 80,000 miles my car has 65,000 miles doing research, found out this problem is common in 2006-2007 corrolla models salesman told us nothing about it no one reported repeated problems (maybe by the time they did, they bought a new car) by keep trying to crank the car to get it to a safe spot off the road, all the crankings eventually caused the starter to go bad hadn’t replaced starter yet, but replacing starter expense due to electrical problem had to come out of my pocket check engine light code is: P0607 control module performance (ecm) was replaced
ELECTRONIC STABILITY CONTROL,

2007 TOYOTA COROLLA with 94000.0 miles

While driving my 2007 Corolla i lost power to the engine on a busy intersection. Thankfully i was not hit by oncoming traffic. Got towed to a garage. Received the code P0607. Researched and found a tsb on this issue tsb eg042-07. My car is at 94000 miles and the tsb only covers up to 80,000. This is a known issue with 2006 and 2007 Toyota’s. I called Toyota corporate and a ticket was generated for my case. The district manager said she would do nothing to replace this part. So much for helping a (former) reliable Toyota owner. A recall was never done. I now need to replace a computer for $900 on a 3 year old car. This is a major safety issue. I see many others have had this same issue. I see that the nhtsa has begun an investigation on this. I hope that Toyota does not get away with this!
ELECTRICAL SYSTEM,

2006 TOYOTA COROLLA with 94000.0 miles

On 24 june 2010 i drove 1331 miles back from virginia with no issues. The next evening, my permitted 15 year old son was driving my 2006 Toyota Corolla a mere half mile from our home when my car began to shutter and lose power. The accelerator was unresponsive and then the car shut down taking with it all lights. The check engine light illuminated. The car did restart but instantly died leaving us on the side of the road at night with no lights and unable to move. Fortunately i was with him and we were not in traffic, as he is inexperienced and would not have reacted well if this had happened to him on the road unaccompanied in any type of traffic. We pushed the car home the mile and parked it for the night. The next morning the car started, ran for one minute, bogged and died with the check engine light still illuminated. I applied a rented scan tool and came back with a P0607 trouble code with indicated a bad ecu. The car was towed to Toyota and was repaired with the replacement of the ecu for $993.40. I am over the emission warranty of 80,000 miles per their tsb with 94,000, so this is out of my pocket. This is frustrating as the internet is littered with stories of this happening to others. I am glad that i made it home before this problem occurred and it appears that Toyota has been lucky as well. This is extremely unsafe and occurs with no warning. I just hope someone doesn’t have to die as a result of a well known bad batch of ecu’s, before the problem is fixed by a recall.
ELECTRICAL SYSTEM,

2006 TOYOTA COROLLA with 84995.0 miles

With no warning, car stalled in middle of road, restarted moments later with no power, not revving over 2000 rpms. 15- 20 min later will run for short time, 3- 10 miles, but then stalls again. The engine gives no warning it’s about to stall. Leading up to this series of events was no warning at all. Scanned obdii code P0607 came up.
ENGINE AND ENGINE COOLING,

2006 TOYOTA COROLLA with 70260.0 miles

While driving on a local street my check engine light came on, within seconds there was no fuel (power) to drive. I pressed the gas pedal to the floor but the car would not go more than 5rpm, going less than 5 mph, then car just shut off. This happened in less than 20 seconds. I tried to re-start the car but with no luck. I was able to put the car in neutral and with help push the to local repair shop, they diagnosed it as faultcode P0607 aka «bad ecm». The mechanic called the local Toyota dealer and they towed the car to there shop since it was covered under warranty of 8 yrs and/or up to 80,000 miles. However the part was not in stock so i had to wait 2 days. I was out of a car for a total of 3 days and my local repair shopped charged $109.00 for diagnosed the car. Lucky for me Toyota dealer was no charge because it was still under warranty 8 yrs, or 80,000. My car had 71,260, however i am still not happy because i could have been badly injured if i was on a highway and this had happen, or i could have hurt someone else. I am not pleased that i was without a car for 3 days and incurred travel expenses and had to pay my local repair shop $109.00 which i feel Toyota should cover. There should be a recall for this issue as it can be fatal.
ENGINE AND ENGINE COOLING,

2006 TOYOTA MATRIX with 85763.0 miles

2006 Toyota Matrix stalls, check engine light comes on. The car had to be towed into the dealership, where, after resting over night, ran fine and the check engine light turned off. However, i requested that the dealership run the diagnotics, which showed an error code P0607 in the system which means the ecm is defective. I had the ecm replaced at a cost of $867.57, plus $95.00 for the tow. Now i learn that a tsb was issued on this problem for this vehicle back in 2007, and although my Matrix was in the dealership for maintenance and service dozens of times, at no time was the defective ecm replaced, nor was i told of the problem. This car is primarily driven by my wife, a social worker for a child welfare agency in the chicago area. She is often in very unsafe neighborhoods, and was in such a neighborhood the morning before the car stalled — luckily for us — only a mile from our house. Toyota says that the part was under warranty pursuant to federal law until 80k miles. My Matrix has 85k. Toyota refuses to cover the cost of the repair unless it issues a recall on the vehicle. But under the present tsb, of which i was only made aware through an internet search after having the stalling problem, Toyota has no intention of covering the cost of repairing this known and admitted defect. If this is not resolved by a recall, others will have stalling vehicles on a highway and get severely injured or killed, or in a bad neighborhood and get mugged or raped, or on the way to the hospital and suffer health complications from delayed medical care, etc., etc. Please take immediate steps to force a proper resolution of this problem. By the way, when i called Toyota (800-331-4331), i was told that there are several other tsbs on my Matrix, but that the representative cannot tell me what they are until i am having the problem covered by the tsb. That is unconscionable. Look what that did for the similar approach with the floor mat and acceleration problem.
ELECTRICAL SYSTEM,

2006 TOYOTA COROLLA with 111146. miles

I was driving to work around 1:30 am on 5/02/2008 when the vehicle just quit running. The check engine light came on and then the engine shut down. I tried to restart the vehicle with no luck. I called my wife to come and get me so i could call a towing service to get the car home. I than connected the car to my personal engine scanner and pulled a trouble code P0607 control module performance. I looked online to see if anyone else had this problem and found that Toyota has a technical service bulletin for no start condition. Bulletin # eg049r. I contacted Toyota the next day and had the car towed to the dealership so they could trouble shoot it. They told me what i already new. That the engine control module was faulty. They also said because my vehicle had 111,146 miles on it that it was out of warranty. I contacted Toyota customer service to try and get them to repair it under goodwill since they have a bulletin out regarding faulty control modules. I was contacted on 5/8/2008 and told that Toyota would not offer me any type of goodwill coverage because i didn’t have any prior repair work done at the Toyota dealer and i was beyond the normal warranty. I explained to them that i do all my own maint. On my vehicles since i am a mechanic by trade. They said they were aware of the bulletin but the still were not willing to offer any type of good faith warranty. My case number with Toyota is 2008 0502 0992. After talking to a few local dealers i deal with i have found that they are replacing quite a few of these faulty processors under warranty. Some dealers stock as many as 3 control units on the shelf at one time. My feeling is that they are warranting most of them people are not aware of the big picture. The processor is a $700.00 item. I wonder how many are really going bad. Should this be a national recall?
ENGINE AND ENGINE COOLING,

2006 TOYOTA COROLLA with 23000.0 miles

Hello, i am writing to you in relation to a recent problem i had with my 2006 Toyota Corolla. The short story is that the car’s engine died while driving and wouldn’t restart. I had to tow the car to a Toyota dealership where it was inspected and found that the electronic control module (ecm) had failed (error code P0607) and needed replacement. Since the car is still relatively new, i was astonished to find that the «brain» of the car is out of order and has to be replaced. What’s worse is that this problem could cause highly dangerous situations where the car’s engine stalls in the middle of a highway while driving at 65 mph. Many people complain about the same problem on the internet and describe such cases where either the car’s engine dies in the middle of the road, or the car leaves people in the middle of nowhere and won’t start at all (http://www.Toyotanation.Com/forum/showthread.Php?T=201631). Toyota has issued a technical service bulletin about this problem: tsb eg042-07 (http://www.Tundrasolutions.Com/forums/attachments/Corolla-matrix/27763d1201041193-2006-obdii-code-P0607-06-corrolla-tsb.Pdf). Information on the internet suggests that faulty solenoids on the ecm board are causing the computer to go crazy. Given the severity of the problem, i don’t believe that Toyota should be leaving all Corolla and matrix drivers get stuck on the road before replacing the faulty parts. I believe that for any such road hazardous situations where the manufacturer acknowledges that faulty parts were installed should recall all affected models and replace them accordingly. Since this is the first time such thing has happened to me, i am not sure what the procedures are but just wanted to let you know about my experience so that you decide what’s appropriate. My concern is that car manufacturers should be proactive in such matters and not be passive and wait for something known to happen. Thank you for your attention! ognian voynikov mileage: 23,000
ENGINE AND ENGINE COOLING,

2006 TOYOTA COROLLA with 40000.0 miles

2006 Toyota Corolla suddenly stalled in an intersection. Fortunately no accident occurred but car was hard to restart and ran poorly. Check engine and maintenance required lights came on. Fault code showed P0607. Had to be towed to dealer and ecu was replaced. Dealer said they are busy replacing a bunch of these.
ENGINE AND ENGINE COOLING:ENGINE,

2005 TOYOTA COROLLA with 115381. miles

2005 Toyota Corolla. 3/1/2010-engine cuts out/stalls while driving and check engine light. Retrieved codes P0606 and P0456. Brought to local service and was diagnosed as ecm failure. Service rep states that it has to go to Toyota because ecm is on technical service bulletin extended warranty. 3/2/1010-Toyota nashua service retrieved codes P0606 and P0607 replaced ecm cost $640.36. 3/4/2010 engine stalls while driving with check engine light brought back to Toyota service with same codes. They cleared codes with no repair. 4/13/2010 engine stalls while driving check engine light and brought back to Toyota service. Retrieved code P0606 and P0607. Replaced rear oxygen sensor. $259.35. 4/14/2010 engine stalls while driving check engine light and brought back to Toyota service. Car is currently being diagnosed. Kept car over night. Awaiting repair diagnosis. This is a serious safety issue. This car stalls on highways at 65mph with little time to get to breakdown lane. Risk of serious traffic accidents. Please investigate again and get warranty extended beyond 80k miles.
ELECTRICAL SYSTEM,