Audi Multitronic P0722 and 17106 Fault Code – Transmission Output Speed Sensor (G195) No Signal
P0722 & 17106 fault codes indicate that the output speed sensor (G195) is not transmitting a signal. This can lead to gear change issues, incorrect speed displays and unreliable operation of the Multitronic / Hytronic VL381F TCU.
Which Audi models experience the P0722 and 17106 fault codes?
These fault codes are often seen in the following Audi models:
Possible causes of error code P0722 and 17106
The G195 sensor is known to fail due to internal wear or contamination. In addition, damaged or corroded wiring and connectors can prevent signals from being correctly transmitted to the TCU. So it's important to check the sensor wiring and the connectors.
Another common issue is metal shavings, often caused by transmission wear, disrupting the signal. If that is the case, inspect the transmission for wear and clean the metal shavings.
Remanufacturing solutions for the troublesome P0722 and 17106 fault codes
Suffering from recurring fault codes? Then, an internal fault with the Multitronic / Hytronic VL381F 8-speed TCU could be the cause. ACTRONICS offers a full remanufacturing solution for this TCU, whereby wear-sensitive components are renewed. Remanufacturing is a cost-effective, sustainable alternative to new replacements.
The remanufactured part meets the original Audi specifications, and is supplied with a two-year warranty, ready to be refitted, it's plug and play. If you have any questions, please contact our product specialists.