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The transmission will "adapt" to driving style....maybe that has something to do with it. You can reset by disconnecting the battery for 10 minutes or so. Maybe try that and see if it changes anything.
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You replaced the battery and now it won't work? Did you observe polarity when replacing the battery? They should not lose programming simply by replacing the battery.
Might as well if the warranty will pay for it. Sorry, I did not see you were in Europe, hence the question concerning the turbo. We are not that lucky on this side of the pond. Good luck!
P2563? Do you have a turbo because that code is for turbo boost control position sensor circuit.....
You can clean the carbon out yourself with seafoam. Look it up on you tube.