MK5 Golf GTI
All Things Mk5 => How to Guides / Troubleshooting => Topic started by: G40will on May 20, 2017, 03:18:46 pm
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Back on the forum again after not having a MK5 for a while.
This was my old TDI
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And a few of my new GTI.
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I've owned it for a couple of weeks now and really enjoying being a bit more of an enthusiast again and doing some mods on it.
But I have a problem I could use some advice on, I have access to a snap on solus machine and scanned it today after the engine management light came on. Here's a pic of the codes.
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Ignore the MAF one that was my fault for not connecting it back up after having the engine cover off.
Any help would be much appreciated.
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Did you clear them and take it for a run after reconnecting the maf sensor?
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As above. The other 2 errors go hand in hand with a defective MAF.
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I cleared them on Saturday and then re scanned the car on Sunday and they hadn't come back so fingers crossed thats all it was.
Thanks for the info.
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The engine management light came back on today and the only code showing is P2187 again.
The MAF doesn't look genuine. Could this be faulty or possibly the loom?
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It could be the loom if it's complaining about the supply voltage, but it also doesn't sound encouraging if the maf is aftermarket. Perhaps try a new genuine one first and go from there.