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		Model specific boards => Golf mk7 => Topic started by: chowe on 13 January 2021, 12:05
		
			
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				Alright Team
 
 New to the Golf club, the proud owner of a Lupo for quite a number of years and recently upgraded to a 17 Plate Golf Estate 2.0 TDI. Bought it at 32k miles, with full-service history from a VW garage.
 
 Driven it quite a bit over the Christmas period, lots of long drives for work. Most recently, its started to develop some issues that I hope you can help with:
 
 1. Diesel Particulate Filter light came on, fixed by driving at 31-75mph as per owners manual.
 2. A few days -after Glow coil warning light flashing, paired with EM light.
 3. Next day- Battery low/ Car refuses to start on the drive.
 
 Error codes that I read:
 
 P2456 - DPF Differential Pressure Sensor
 P0299 - Turbocharger/Supercharger Underboost
 P2456 - Circuit Intermittant/ Eratic
 
 
 The dealership has come and picked it up this evening. Hoping the can have a gander.
 
 Anyone with experience/ have a bat at what could be the issue?
 
 Thinking sensor issue, but that doesnt explain the flat battery?
 
 Cheers
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				Note moved from other subforum  :smiley:
			
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				Flat battery is quite common these days.
 
 If your battery is 3 years or more old, it probably won't survive disuse over winter.
 
 Get a new battery, clear the faults, make sure you drive it regularly.
 
 And yes DPF's and the current "stay local" advice where you only drive to the supermarket once a week will almost certainly mean DPF clogging issues.
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				If you've been doing plenty of long journeys and still got the dpf warning then it could be just a sensor. Hopefully dealer will check status of the battery too 👍
			
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				If you've been doing plenty of long journeys and still got the dpf warning then it could be just a sensor. Hopefully dealer will check status of the battery too 👍
 
 
 
 Spot on, cheers.
 
 The dealer has come back and said it was the sensor. Apparently, the battery issue is a result of the sensor malfunction (however unsure how that would be the case).