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Audi A6 C5 2.4 V6 - Catalyst Issues, Error Codes 16814 P0430 & 16804 P0420, Car Drives Normally

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  • #1 16429194
    Moraś
    Level 9  
    Hello, check engin was on. The errors that came out to me were 16814 P0430 and 16804 P0420
    The car drives normally without any drops in power, I suspect the fault lies on the catalyst side, but I personally don't know it. Maybe you have any suggestions and hints, thank you in advance for your help.
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  • #2 16429208
    szymitsu21
    VIP Meritorious for electroda.pl
    If you can, please provide a description of the errors.

    The car has a gas installation?
  • #3 16429311
    kuba021
    Level 14  
    Hello, To check the reading of the lambda probe
  • #4 16429367
    moto-kord
    Level 28  
    Can you enter the engine code?
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  • #5 16430241
    Moraś
    Level 9  
    The car has no lpg installation, the diagnostician described it to me as a too poor fuel mixture. He also added that the probes work correctly, after resetting the errors, the check lit again after about 400 km.
    The engine is AML 2.4 v6 165 km. Tomorrow I am going to take measurements of exhaust gases, I think it will allow me to determine if it is actually a catalyst.
  • #6 16430953
    moto-kord
    Level 28  
    P0420 Catalyst System Performance Below Threshold (Row 1)
    P0430 Catalyst system capacity below threshold (row 2)
    Exhaust gas analysis should help in further diagnosis.
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  • #7 16431008
    ociz
    VIP Meritorious for electroda.pl
    Moraś wrote:
    I think it will let me determine if this is really a catalyst

    And I think that the exhaust gas will still be within the normal range, unless a lot of oil is consumed, HC will be exceeded.
  • #8 16431255
    grala1
    VAG group specialist
    Change the diagnostician because he has no idea what he is doing.
    If it was a lean mixture, there would be other errors and would be based on the reading from the probes before the catalysts and not as it is here.

    Three outputs:
    - ignore the topic as you do not mind the light on the board
    - replace the catalysts
    - play in mounting sleeves between probes and catalysts
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  • #9 16497891
    Moraś
    Level 9  
    So yes, I know for sure that I have two catalysts to exchange, I also know that I have four catalysts Two smaller just behind the collector (probably) and two larger at the back. behind the smaller ones there are probes in the front and behind the larger ones there are none. So I have to understand that these two smaller ones are to be exchanged because of them the reading from the court goes?
  • #10 16525609
    Moraś
    Level 9  
    I have eliminated errors related to executioners. I have two more errors that systematically pop up are:
    - P1423 Bank 1. Secondary air system, flow too low
    - P1411 Bank 2. Secondary air system, flow too low

    Can you suggest where to start eliminating errors?
  • #11 16525682
    grala1
    VAG group specialist
    I don't know how here, but usually there is a vacuum valve which gives a vacuum to the valve (similar to EGR) which feeds air pumped from the pump to the exhaust manifold to heat the catalyst faster.
    There should be two here.
    Maybe the solenoid valve doesn't open, maybe the vacuum hose is full of holes.
    You must check that this valve opens.
  • #12 16526006
    Moraś
    Level 9  
    Is this a serious problem or can it be underestimated?
  • #13 16638029
    Moraś
    Level 9  
    Problem solved, vacuum hoses replaced and after trouble. Thanks for the hints.

Topic summary

The discussion revolves around an Audi A6 C5 2.4 V6 experiencing check engine light issues, specifically error codes P0430 and P0420, which indicate catalyst system performance below threshold. The vehicle drives normally, leading the owner to suspect catalyst problems. Responses suggest checking lambda probe readings and exhaust gas analysis for further diagnosis. The owner confirms the absence of LPG installation and mentions a lean fuel mixture diagnosis. After further investigation, it is determined that two catalysts need replacement. Additional error codes related to the secondary air system are also discussed, with suggestions to check vacuum valves and hoses. The problem was ultimately resolved by replacing vacuum hoses.
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