What Causes the Audi to Report Sensor Reference Voltage A Too Low?
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Audi reports sensor reference voltage A too low because the voltage is 5.03V, and the voltage at T6L/2 is 39V. Similarly, measurements of each wire from the accelerator pedal to the engine control module show normal conductivity, with no grounding or power short-circuiting. Below are the specific causes and solutions: Specific Causes: The P064200 fault symptom is that the engine fails to start. Sensor reference voltage A not only supplies power to the throttle angle sensor and accelerator pedal position sensor 1 but also to the engine speed sensor G28, intake camshaft position sensor G40, fuel rail pressure sensor G247, boost pressure sensor G31, and intake temperature sensor G299. Solutions: Measure the power supply to G28/G40/G247/G31/G299 separately, all at 5.03V. Disconnect all the above sensor connectors, and the power supply to the throttle and accelerator pedal position sensor 1 remains at 0.29V.