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Ignition coil primary current of cylinder 2 alternates between too high and too low. (P0352)
Possible cause:
- Primary current
Affected functions:
- Engine running
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Test 1: Check component T1/x (ignition coil(s)).
1. Check component T1/x (ignition coil(s)).
Test 1.1: Check component T1/2 (ignition coil cylinder 2).
1.1. Check component T1/2 (ignition coil cylinder 2).
Warning!Hazard as a result of high voltage at the ignition system!
- Electronic ignition systems operate within a hazardous power range both at the low voltage side (primary circuit) as well as on the high
voltage side (secondary circuit).
- Contacts with such parts can result in burns, heart flutter or cardiac arrest.
Rules of conduct and protective measures
- Persons with heart pacemakers must not perform any work on the ignition system.
- Switch off the ignition when performing work on the ignition system.
- Do not touch any parts of the ignition system when starting the engine or when the engine is running.
- Wear protective shoes with rubber soles.
- Do not install any uninsulated adapters into the ignition cables.
1.1. No further information available.
1001
Ignition coil primary current of cylinder 5 is too high. (P0355)
Possible cause:
- Primary current
Affected functions:
- Engine running
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Test 1: Check component T1/x (ignition coil(s)).
1. Check component T1/x (ignition coil(s)).
Test 1.1: Check component T1/5 (ignition coil cylinder 5).
1.1. Check component T1/5 (ignition coil cylinder 5).
Warning!Hazard as a result of high voltage at the ignition system!
- Electronic ignition systems operate within a hazardous power range both at the low voltage side (primary circuit) as well as on the high
voltage side (secondary circuit).
- Contacts with such parts can result in burns, heart flutter or cardiac arrest.
Rules of conduct and protective measures
- Persons with heart pacemakers must not perform any work on the ignition system.
- Switch off the ignition when performing work on the ignition system.
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