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P0CE1

Code meaning and manufacturer information

OBD-II / DTC

Reference meaning

What does this code mean?

The wording below belongs to the named make and communication. Match the complete code, reporting module, model year and engine before applying it.

A code identifies a detected condition, not a part that must automatically be replaced.

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A listed vehicle is a research lead. Confirm the engine, production range and software in the manufacturer's information.

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Record codes and freeze-frame data. Check battery condition, related codes and visible wiring or hose damage. Follow the vehicle's diagnostic procedure and test results before replacing parts.

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Manufacturer wording

Source wording can vary by vehicle and suffix. It is shown as written, not as a universal diagnosis.

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Manufacturer communications

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Original wording in English

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AUDI

This bulletin provides information for when the MIL is on; Thermal Management DTC P0CE100 and/or P0CE000.

AUDI

This bulletin provides information with the MIL is illuminated; thermal management DTC P0CE100 and/or P0CE000.

AUDI

This bulletin provides instructions for a software update when DTCs P0CE000 or P0CE100 are present.

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BENTLEY

DTC P0CE100 - Logged within the Thermal management control unit - Address C5 - J1024. Customer statement / workshop findings: DTC P0CE100 - Logged within the Thermal management control unit - Address C5 - J1024 Customer statement Concern is not visible to the customer, vehicle performance is not affected, no warning lights are e…

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A listed vehicle is a research lead. Confirm the engine, production range and software in the manufacturer's information.

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MakeModelModel year
AudiQ5 ↗2020
AudiQ5 E ↗2022
AudiQ5 E ↗2021
AudiQ5 E ↗2020
AudiQ5 PHEV ↗2022
AudiQ5 PHEV ↗2021
AudiQ5 PHEV ↗2020
BentleyBENTAYGA HYBRID ↗2022

Can I keep driving?

A code alone cannot establish whether driving is safe. A flashing malfunction light, severe shaking, overheating, oil-pressure warning or loss of braking or steering needs prompt attention. Stop in a safe place and seek assistance when control or engine safety is affected. Follow the vehicle handbook.