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Audi G85 Angle Sensor Unit Defect: Permanent Fault 0778 - D70F3628 NEC Data Clear Request

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  • #1 18669343
    Lang_yyyy
    Level 8  
    Hi, I have a permanent fault from g85 angle sensor 0778 - defective

    In attachment NEC DATA D70F3628

    Somebody clear it?

    Thank you
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  • #2 18922902
    greemax
    Level 9  
    It seems to be an outdated topic, but have you solved this issue till now?
    Thank you!
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  • #3 18923018
    Lang_yyyy
    Level 8  
    Hi, yes its solved.
  • #4 18924046
    greemax
    Level 9  
    Please let me know if it was a mechanical problem or from software.
    Thank you!
  • #5 18924129
    Lang_yyyy
    Level 8  
    You need to write new flash to the unit. If you want I can help you, write me PM.
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  • #6 18924776
    radiogaga
    Service technician RTV  
    If you have a permanent error saying the sensor is damaged, how would you clean it?
  • #7 18926021
    Lang_yyyy
    Level 8  
    Its permanent fault because car was crashed, There is no mechanical damage, its damaged only flash. Need write correct flash file and sensor will work without fault 100%.
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  • #8 18926484
    piachu1994
    Level 39  
    A colleague solved the problem, and everything here in its subject.
  • #9 20904734
    gao94182375
    Level 1  
    >>18669343
    I need repair flash file for Audi G85 4M0 907 129 can you provide it?
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Topic summary

The discussion revolves around a permanent fault (0778) related to the G85 angle sensor unit in an Audi vehicle, attributed to a software issue rather than mechanical damage. The original poster sought assistance in clearing the fault, which was later resolved by reprogramming the unit with a new flash file. It was confirmed that the sensor was functional post-reprogramming, and the issue stemmed from a crash-related software corruption. A request for a specific flash file (4M0 907 129) was also made by another participant.
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