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WolfKrauser
Teana engine overheats communication error
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WolfKrauser (Author)
I'll check the connections. Where exactly are these control units located? And no, the scanner doesn't specify a particular unit, just a general communication error.
idaraven44
Okay, lacking a specific unit makes it tougher. Unfortunately, pinpointing all of their locations is difficult without specific knowledge of your car's configuration; there are often several modules spread throughout the vehicle. Given the overheating and coolant issue alongside the communication error, it's still likely a connection issue but could also be a faulty module or even a CAN bus problem. If you're not comfortable digging around, I'd advise taking it to a workshop. They've got the tools and experience to properly diagnose it.
WolfKrauser (Author)
Okay, I will check the connections I can easily access, but it sounds like a workshop visit is unavoidable. Thanks for the advice. The defective cable/plug connection was found and repaired; total cost 95€.
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idaraven44
Sounds like a tricky one. A control unit communication error could stem from a few things. Are you able to check if all the cable and plug connections to the control modules are properly seated? Sometimes a loose connection can cause intermittent communication and trigger those symptoms. Also, does your scanner specify which control unit is having the communication problem?