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Stalling issue - FIXED, YEAY!!!!

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Tfsi_Mike:

--- Quote from: Boothy on June 17, 2011, 11:47:51 am ---I want to start this update by saying VW dealers are just plain money grabbers. When I took my car to them they wanted £300 in diagnosis costs alone! They believed the camfollower, camshaft and HPFP were all knackered after looking at the two fault codes the system showed.

He checked various bits and bobs and then did some research into the fault codes that resulted in coming across further information relating to a faulty low fuel pressure sensor. He ordered it and then removed the old one for inspection before fitting it. The old one was in a bit of a state to be honest too. Really covered in gunk and dirty when it should have been clean. I also noticed that the fuel that came out of the fuel filter when I replaced it was extremely dirty but the fuel from the inlet lines was clean.
 

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Low pressure sensor found under the back seats?

alexperkins:
Happy days  :driver:

Boothy:

--- Quote from: Tfsi_Mike on June 17, 2011, 11:50:18 am ---
--- Quote from: Boothy on June 17, 2011, 11:47:51 am ---I want to start this update by saying VW dealers are just plain money grabbers. When I took my car to them they wanted £300 in diagnosis costs alone! They believed the camfollower, camshaft and HPFP were all knackered after looking at the two fault codes the system showed.

He checked various bits and bobs and then did some research into the fault codes that resulted in coming across further information relating to a faulty low fuel pressure sensor. He ordered it and then removed the old one for inspection before fitting it. The old one was in a bit of a state to be honest too. Really covered in gunk and dirty when it should have been clean. I also noticed that the fuel that came out of the fuel filter when I replaced it was extremely dirty but the fuel from the inlet lines was clean.
 

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Low pressure sensor found under the back seats?

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No its one in the fuel line by the engine -either G410 or G247 I think? Would have to double check.
Low pressure sensor found under the back seats?

Boothy:

--- Quote from: alexperkins on June 17, 2011, 11:54:24 am ---Happy days  :driver:

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Yep. Brimmed her with some Vpower and screwed the boll*cks of off her.......when she was warm obviously!

bacillus:
Great news...   :happy2:

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