Voltage Sensor 1 - Probe 1 too small

Hello!

What does the error message mentioned in the title refer to?
Does this also refer to the oxygen sensor?
MIL is lit

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Thursday, October 28, 2010, 15:17:28:39738 VCDS Version: RKS 10.6.1 Address 01: Engine Label file: RKS\059-907-401-ASB.lbl Control unit part number: 8E0 910 401 P. Hardware: 8E0 907 401 AL. Component and/or version: 3.0L V6 TDI, G000SG, 0050. Encoding: 0011911 Operating number: WSC 06335 000 00000 VCID: 2C52877CF679 4 errors found: 005658 - Spark plug, cylinder 1 (Q10): Interruption. P161A - 001 - Upper limit exceeded. Environmental conditions: Error status: 01110001 Error priority: 0 Error frequency: 1 Mileage: 89081 km Time: 0 Environmental conditions: Speed: 924 RPM Torque: 101.4 Nm Speed: 0.0 km/h Key press ratio: 1.0% Voltage: 14.67 V Key press ratio: 24.9% Temperature: 9.0°C 000305 - Bank 1, Probe 1: Voltage too low. P0131 - 001 - Upper limit exceeded - Intermittent. Environmental conditions: Error status: 00100001 Error priority: 0 Error frequency: 9 Mileage: 89753 km Time: 0 Environmental conditions: Speed: 1428 RPM. Torque: 343.2 Nm Speed: 33.6 km/h Key press ratio: 100.6% Air mass/flow rate: 622.8 mg/H (no unit): 0.90 (no unit): 0.0 004481 - Linear lambda sensor/reference voltage: Open circuit. P1181 - 000 - - Environmental conditions: Error status: 01110000 Error priority: 0 Error frequency: 9 Mileage: 89753 km Time: 0 Environmental conditions: Speed: 1911 RPM Torque: 479.7 Nm Speed: 42.6 km/h Key press ratio: 34.9% Air mass/Exposure: 881.3 mg/H (no unit): 0.90 (no unit): 0.0 004484 - Linear lambda sensor/common ground wire: Open circuit. P1184 - 000 - - - Sporadic. Environmental conditions: Error status: 00110000 Error priority: 0 Error frequency: 1 Mileage: 90,371 km Time: 0 Environmental conditions: Speed: 756 RPM Torque: 46.8 Nm Speed: 2.2 km/h Key press ratio: 1.0% (no unit): 12.8 (no unit): 0.0 (no unit): 0.0 Readiness: 1 2 0 0 0

Merci

Otherwise, it seems a badger may have caused damage to the plane.
I was under the car and replaced a damaged hose (I suspect it's a pressure hose; it connects to the DPF). I also attribute those two lower errors to those animals.


Regards,
Michael.

Quote:

Does this also apply to the oxygen sensor?

Yes.

Best regards, Rainer.