Audi VW Mercedes 9G DSG7 725.0 TCM pressure sensor repair codes P073E00 P07B700

ISSUE:

Shifting gears from neutral to drive, it throws into neutral. After 4 attempts of such switching, the following damages may occur:
– Damage to the membrane inside the pressure sensor.
– Sensor failure when the temperature raised to 150-160 F.

Note: No additional programming or coding is required. Repair takes 1 business day. This repair applicable to listed DTCs only!

APPLICATION:

9G-Tronic and DSG 7-speed transmission with torque up to 600Nm
MERCEDES: C-Class W205 (2015-2022), C-Class W206 (2022-), E-Class W212 (E 350 BlueTec) (2014-2016), E-Class W213 (2016-), S-Class W222 (2017-2022), S-Class W223 (2021-), V-Class W447 (2020-), GLC SUV (2015-), GLE (W166) (2016-2019), GLE (W167) (2020-), GLS (X166) (2017-2019), GLS (X167) (2020-), SLC (R172) (2015-2020)
AUDI: A3 / S3 (2017-), Q2 (2017-), Q3 (2017-), TT (2017-)
SEAT: Ateca (2017-), Leon (2017-), Tarraco (2019-)
SKODA: Kodiaq (2017-), Octavia (2017-), Superb (2016-)
VOLKSWAGEN: Arteon (2017-), Golf (2017-), Jetta (2017-), Passat (2016-), Tiguan (2016-), T-Roc (2018-)

CODES:

9G-Tronic 725.0:
P07B700 – The pressure sensor signal is invalid
P073E00 – Reverse gear does not engage

DSG7 DQ380/381/500:
P1735 – Clutch position sensor 1, electrical fault
P1736 – Clutch position sensor 2, electrical fault
P0607 – Control Module Performance
P179C – Main Pressure Valve (Electrical Fault)
P2716 – Pressure Control Solenoid “D” Electrical
P0607 – Control Module Performance

TERMS:

You may need a universal or dedicated OBD2 scanner to clear DTCs. Not all electronic modules can be fixed. None repairable one will be returned with refund less diagnostic fee of $100 and return shipping cost.