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[Solved] Audi A5 2.0 TFSI 2011 CDNB Engine - Misfire & Check Engine Issues: Spark Plugs, Coils, Error Codes

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  • #1 17779106
    Johnny1980
    Level 7  
    I'm new to the forum, so first of all, welcome to all forum members.

    I have a big problem with my Audi A5. 2.0 TFSI engine, 180 km gasoline, year 2011, engine code CDNB, mileage 160,000 km. After a few days of use, a blinking icon appeared - check engine. After connecting to the computer, errors were popping up.
    PO30100 cylinder 1 misfire detection Active / Constant
    PO30000 Random / Multiple Cylinder Misfire Detection Active / Constant
    B200100 night mode (0x18) incorrect control module software version (data not compatible)
    B200FF0 detection of a steering angle related error during ASIC test - VDDUS UV is not entered after completion of the Active / Permanent test
    B200FF0 SPI driver connection timeout - Synchronous readout of an interrupted Active / Constant command asynchronous timeout.

    Misfire - first thought, spark plugs, coils (set, BERU coils and spark plugs replaced)
    The oil, oil filter and air filter were changed on the occasion.

    Of course, the repair did not help, the ignitions fell out. The car vibrated and kicked terribly. Decision to visit an authorized service station :)
    After checking the car, the mechanic from the ASO stated that the seized rings were to blame, the car was taking the oil. The known ailment of these cars. Diagnosis, repair of the piston and crank system in ASO. It was true that the car used 1 l / 500 km of oil, so it was necessary to overhaul the engine thoroughly, of course not in an authorized service center, but at a mechanic's friend. The pistons were replaced with new ones with thicker rings, the cylinder head was removed, etc. Additionally, the timing gear and tensioners were replaced (apparently the tensioners are faulty in these years). Compression on all cylinders approx. 12.4 - 12.7 bar.

    After reconditioning, the engine does not consume a gram of oil. I thought that the diagnosis with the ASO was correct - taking the oil - misfiring. After 3 days from the renovation, the check engine pops up again, the ignitions fall out and the same errors fall out again.

    After erasing errors 1.2 days, it's okay later again.

    I gave the car to an electromechanic so that he could diagnose the cause of the misfire. After 3 days of diagnosis, he stated that the engine is flooding with gasoline at idle speed, the engine temperature is not exactly 90 degrees, it fluctuates from 76 degrees to 90 degrees, again 75 degrees after a long drive is the same. Another diagnosis is too rich fuel mixture. The reasons were indicated by 2: an emphysema, a thermostat (I replaced the engine temperature sensor earlier).
    Today I picked up the car, he replaced the pneumothorax (original), he did not replace the thermostat (the mechanic will replace it on Saturday). After driving about 50 - 60 km. I turned off the car, after a while I wanted to start and nothing. The fourth time it worked. After a while, the same thing fires up hard. I drove a bit and of course it started to jolt the car and the check engine light again: after connecting to the computer, the same errors:
    PO30100 cylinder 1 misfire detection Active / Constant
    PO30000 Random / Multiple Cylinder Misfire Detection Active / Constant
    B200FF0 detection of a steering angle related error during ASIC test - VDDUS UV is not entered after completion of the Active / Permanent test
    B200FF0 SPI driver connection timeout - Synchronous readout of an interrupted Active / Constant command asynchronous timeout.

    A strange situation that despite the flashing flashes of the check engine indicator (clear loss of ignition), it is normal after gasification, it is dynamic and lively. When I get to the idle lights, it shakes again and the light flashes. I thought that when the ignition falls out, it works for 3 cylinders and after adding gas it goes normally. I'll shut down the engine and can't start again. I'll wait an hour and smoke to touch what's going on?

    Could it be that the candles are flooded with gasoline, I can not start (they are wet) and when idle, it floods the candles with gasoline and the ignitions fall out over and over again?

    Do you have any ideas what to do? It's not a spaceship after all. The mechanics spread their hands. I don't know what to do anymore. Please help me because I don't have the strength anymore and I don't know what to do next.
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  • #2 17779129
    Strumien swiadomosci swia
    Level 43  
    And how are the injectors? Fuel pressure. Fuel?
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  • #3 17779180
    Johnny1980
    Level 7  
    Hello. Thank you for your answer. The question is, if these were injections, would the misfire be on all cylinders? I'm going to measure the fuel pressure today.
  • #4 17779296
    yezz
    Level 13  
    How does it start in the morning? Maybe the fuel pressure is dropping.
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  • #5 17779407
    Johnny1980
    Level 7  
    Generally, there are no problems with starting in the morning, a bit of a choke with the car on the suction 1100 revolutions later, after the revs drop, it is ok. The problem with starting appears when I drive a longer route in the city cycle and if the ignition fails, I cannot start after the car is turned off. The question is whether the problem with the fuel pump would be at idle at low revs and would not jerk or interrupt during dynamic driving?
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  • #6 17952704
    Mordarka
    Level 1  
    Hello,
    How did your problem end? I have exactly the same.
    I am asking for an urgent reply !!!
    Regards


    Moderated By CameR:

    I ask such questions at the author's PW
    Reg. 3.1.19. Do not send messages on archival topics if this is another question, in particular other than the questioning person. Out of respect for the questioner, create your own topic. You can only add a solution to the problem.

  • #7 17954945
    Johnny1980
    Level 7  
    Hello. What car, engine, gasoline or diesel? Is gasoline in oil coming? Unscrew the oil cap and smell if it smells like gasoline. If so, it will be a high pressure pump. Only original from Aso no allegro shit or stimulants.
  • #8 17959630
    pilkozak
    Level 17  
    For diagnosis or replacement, such things as: injector / swap places and see if it is not flooded with fuel 1 cylinder / hydraulic valve of the variator, since you have already replaced the timing chain tensioner and the timing chain.
    Unfortunately, the code of the CDNB engine speaks for itself: Continuation of Current Repairs, I didn't think it up and you are not the first to "rock" with this engine.
    This guy would 100% fix it and maybe his video will lead you to something https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=rJOxYJ-QX3E
    or here https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=MSZ6fM2vyEc
  • #9 17985061
    Johnny1980
    Level 7  
    Hello. The misfire problem is related to the failure of the high pressure pump. In the high pressure pump, the seal of the fuel pump plunger is damaged and the fuel gets into the oil, the fuel from the oil evaporates very strongly and through the pneumothorax and the rings it gets to the intake manifold and the combustion chamber, therefore the mixture is too rich, problem with hot start and misfiring. It will only help to replace the high pressure pump with the original one from ASO. You will unnecessarily replace the half engine and the problem will remain. There is no need to replace the coils, injectors, candles, etc. I hope I helped. Greetings.

Topic summary

The discussion revolves around a 2011 Audi A5 with a 2.0 TFSI CDNB engine experiencing misfire issues and a check engine light. The user reported error codes indicating cylinder misfires and potential software issues. Initial troubleshooting included replacing spark plugs and coils, but the problem persisted. Forum members suggested checking fuel injectors, fuel pressure, and the high-pressure fuel pump. One user highlighted that a damaged seal in the high-pressure pump could lead to fuel mixing with oil, causing rich mixtures and misfires, recommending replacement with an original part from the manufacturer to resolve the issue.
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