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Model specific boards => Golf mk5 => Topic started by: 182_blue on 18 October 2008, 12:40
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Mate has a golf diesel (06 ish i think) and he says his engine warning light (im guessing emissions) is on, anyone care to guess whats up with it
oh and will vag com help figure it out
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Mate has a golf diesel (06 ish i think) and he says his engine warning light (im guessing emissions) is on, anyone care to guess whats up with it
oh and will vag com help figure it out
Nine times out of ten it's a lambda or exhaust gas related sensor....... :huh:
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yeh, thats what i guessed too, anyway just to turn the light off ?
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VCDS should help to narrow down the fault !
You can try clearing it inVCDS but if it's a bad sensor the fault would re-appear.
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VCDS should help to narrow down the fault !
You can try clearing it inVCDS but if it's a bad sensor the fault would re-appear.
cheers, do we know where to clear it, i guess under 01Engine , if it wont clear how can he make it go away without fixing it LOL (dont ask)
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VCDS should help to narrow down the fault !
You can try clearing it inVCDS but if it's a bad sensor the fault would re-appear.
cheers, do we know where to clear it, i guess under 01Engine , if it wont clear how can he make it go away without fixing it LOL (dont ask)
Ha Ha! sounds like someones selling a Golf Diesel!! :wink:
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VCDS should help to narrow down the fault !
You can try clearing it inVCDS but if it's a bad sensor the fault would re-appear.
cheers, do we know where to clear it, i guess under 01Engine , if it wont clear how can he make it go away without fixing it LOL (dont ask)
Ha Ha! sounds like someones selling a Golf Diesel!! :wink:
LOL yeh i wouldnt be buying a blue golf diesel any time soon (ps its going to a dealer)
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cheers, do we know where to clear it, i guess under 01Engine , if it wont clear how can he make it go away without fixing it LOL (dont ask)
Yes you should be able to clear it under engine>Fault codes.
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the problem will be air intake flap motor v159 take the air intake pipe off at the front of the engine and the falp will be seized and aslo the fuse will be blown. co.mmon fault on the mk 5 golf diesels
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the problem will be air intake flap motor v159 take the air intake pipe off at the front of the engine and the falp will be seized and aslo the fuse will be blown. co.mmon fault on the mk 5 golf diesels
cheers, we will check that one, oh wheres the fuse ?
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cant remember off the top of my head but i think its the e box in the engine bay
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just to say when we vag com'd it we got the code 19558 - Motor for Intake Manifold Flap (157), so i guess you was correct :cool: , we also got 17075 - Fan 1 Control Circuit: Short to GND which i guess is due to the blown fuse also ?
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yer that is due to the blown fuse which supplys feed to both parts. the flap aint cheap either sit down when you as for a price!!!!!
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yer that is due to the blown fuse which supplys feed to both parts. the flap aint cheap either sit down when you as for a price!!!!!
its not mine mate, and i think we figured out its going to be about £300 for the part
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good job it aint yours then just glad to help. aint the car in warrenty then?
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good job it aint yours then just glad to help. aint the car in warrenty then?
nah its a 2004, is there anyway he can clean it ?, also he's still not overly sure where its actually located, you dont know where it is do you ?
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yer when you open the bonnet take the engine cover off and you can see the intake turbo hose infront of the cooling fans its the unit that the turbo hose clips into. i have not tryed cleaning one but i suppose you can try whats he got to lose.
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FYI you wont be able to clear the fault without fixing whats wrong. The fault will clear and the light will go off but as soon as it sees the fault again (which it will do as the fault is still there) the light will come back on.
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FYI you wont be able to clear the fault without fixing whats wrong. The fault will clear and the light will go off but as soon as it sees the fault again (which it will do as the fault is still there) the light will come back on.
yeh, where just trying to find the part cheaper, as its about £300 !! LOL
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Well done Fatty B.
Specific and correct advice.
The New Site Guru.
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Well done Fatty B.
Specific and correct advice.
The New Site Guru.
Dont be getting carried away MR Nosher this could be your new ride next week. (http://i294.photobucket.com/albums/mm104/tomashandmilly/Daft%20stuff/bkpdl.gif)
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