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Title: Error Code P0135
Post by: dannyd126 on 10 March 2010, 12:33
Ran diagnostics on my car, and came back with error code P0135, with MOT coming up in 2 weeks, im worried its goint to fail on emissions, anyone able to tell me how to solve this problem?  :embarassed: its a problem with the oxygen sensor heater circuit malfunction, (bank 1, sensor 1)
Title: Re: Error Code P0135
Post by: dannyd126 on 11 March 2010, 17:42
and also my wipers have gone really slow and often stop when halfway down again, anyone know what this could be aswell?
Title: Re: Error Code P0135
Post by: vwdan80 on 11 March 2010, 18:52
Hi, check the fuses for the fault code problem first, the wiper problem is probably the linkage seizing up, need to take it apart and grease it up. Is it a mk4 golf you've got? 
Title: Re: Error Code P0135
Post by: TrickGTI on 11 March 2010, 20:09
Chances are if the wipers move as normal (freely) when operateing i would say the self park sensor inside the motor has broke not a uncommon fault on any car. If thats what the fault code says the emissions shouldnt pass as it controls the emissions basicly.
Title: Re: Error Code P0135
Post by: dannyd126 on 16 March 2010, 16:12
where is the fuse for the lambda?

and i thought it would be the linkage seizin, ill take a proper look this weekend.

and yeah it is a mk4 golf, 1.6 16v S 5dr
Title: Re: Error Code P0135
Post by: vwdan80 on 16 March 2010, 17:20
Not sure exactly which fuse, worth looking at them all though. def gonna be part of the wiper linkage seized very common prob
Title: Re: Error Code P0135
Post by: dannyd126 on 17 March 2010, 10:34
i cant find any broken fuses in the fuse box inside the car, is there another fuse box somewhere else?
Title: Re: Error Code P0135
Post by: vwdan80 on 17 March 2010, 17:26
If the fuses are ok then its either the sensor is faulty or there is a prob with the wiring to the sensor, worth checking the connector to the sensor to make sure its clean and there is no broken wires,
Title: Re: Error Code P0135
Post by: dannyd126 on 17 March 2010, 20:02
yeah worth a try tbh

ill take a look at it tomoro