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P1B1C

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P1B1C

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AUDI

Reported code forms P1B1C00

The technical service bulletin is in regards to the MIL being on due to DTC P1B1C00 (coolant pump mechanical malfunction) being stored in the ECM. "Coolant System: Fault Turn Off Engine" and the Coolant symbol appear in…

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AUDI

Reported code forms P1B1C

MIL on (DTC P1B1C); message in information panel: "Coolant System: Fault Turn Off Engine" The condition is caused either a defect with the thermostat (in model year 2012 and 2013 vehicles) or The diagnostic software is…

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AUDI

Reported code forms P1B1C00

The MIL is on. "Coolant System: Fault Turn Off Engine" and the coolant symbol appears in the information panel. DTC P1B1C00 is stored in the ECM.

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A listed vehicle is a research lead. Confirm the engine, production range and software in the manufacturer's information.

MakeModelModel year
AudiA32013
AudiA32012
AudiA3 CABRIOLET2015
AudiA4 ALLROAD2015
AudiA4 ALLROAD2014
AudiA4 ALLROAD2013
AudiA4 AVANT2012
AudiA52015
AudiA52014
AudiA52013
AudiA52012
AudiA5 CABRIOLET2015
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