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dominik_flame36
Armada Transmission Issues
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dominik_flame36 (Author)
I peeked at the connections, but I'm no electrical wizard. Everything looked okay, but who knows what's going on inside those wires? I wrote down the code somewhere but can't find it. Is it worth digging deeper myself, or am I just wasting time before a trip to the mechanic?
wolfgangtiger50
If you're not comfortable with in-depth electrical diagnosis, and you're already seeing severe symptoms, poking around may not be the best course of action. The grinding noise suggests you could cause further mechanical damage if you keep driving it. Based on the symptoms, a defective control unit is likely, maybe a faulty sensor or internal damage within the TCU. I would suggest taking it to a trusted shop for a professional diagnosis. Given the likely cause, be prepared for a potentially costly repair related to replacing or reprogramming the TCU. The bill will probably be around 1000€.
dominik_flame36 (Author)
That confirms my fears, but at least I have a better idea of what to expect. Looks like a trip to the workshop is unavoidable. I will post the resolution. Thanks again for your help!
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wolfgangtiger50
That sounds frustrating! The emergency mode and stored error code point to a potential issue with the transmission control unit (TCU). You're experiencing slipping, unclean shifts, grinding, and unresponsive paddle shifters, which aligns with electronic control problems. Have you checked the TCU connections or related wiring for damage or corrosion? Do you know the specific error code?