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Gents: I am also getting the fault code P202F and as you can read below is related to the N51/2 which is the ABC control module....since I removed the ABC, I assume this module should be inactive. I wonder if after removing the ABC this module must be removed...! Any clues will be appreciated!
2015 SL400 (M276 Turbo), 2014 C350 Sport (M276 NA), 2004 SL500 (M113), 2004 Audi TT225 (BEA)
I never removed the ABC from my car, but when looking into it, the were discussions about coding out the control module or using a device to trick the module into believing everything was OK. How long have you been without your ABC?
Jetta, I have been without ABC for a couple of years, removed the ABC fuse, bypassed the pump hose and remove valves and other ABC hardware, and keep on getting the white ABC warning in the dashboard....but lately I got a check engine light and trying to establish the source...... looking into the P202F code, I see is referring to the N51/2 which is the ABC control module...!
I wonder if disconnecting that module will get rid of post-ABC electronic warnings.!
BTW, that kit is way out of some budgets! I installed the 4 struts, springs, top mount and sway bar for under $1000 after selling my ABC shocks for $800..! .
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