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garyjwilson
10-07-2015, 06:17 PM
Hi,
Can anyone help with this please...I have posted it previously without success........
I've searched high and low for the correct log in access code to change the injector quantity on my passat in the engine module with vag com...
I've listed all the codes I've found and tried below as they might come in useful for others anyway.
If anyone can help with a code for my vehicle I'd be very grateful...
26231 V6 2.5 AFB/AKN
26242 V6 2.5 AFB
26261 V6 2.5 AFB
26262 V6 2.5 TDI AFB AKE
26281 (?)
22158 R5 2.5 TDI AAT
24262 V6 2.5 AFB
40168 (?)
01283 2.0 MPI (ABA)
12233 TDI 4 cylinders 1Z, AHU, AHH, AFN, ALH, ASV, AXR, ASZ
02879 2.5 4VT EDC
35342 (?)
Thanks in advance
Gary
doctordubs
10-07-2015, 08:05 PM
Hay man. Why do you want to change the settings as you described? Just curious.
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garyjwilson
10-07-2015, 08:51 PM
Cars Idle is wrong since I replaced my car battery I get slight vibration throughout the car which is very annoying particularly as I do a lot of stop start driving around the city centre etc....drives me mad when i'm stopped at the lights ... ive maxed out my idle rate to 800 rpm but it needs another 50 rpm for the judder to go (and realistically that would only be a way round the problem ... not fixing it properly...
I simply wanted to tweak some of the sttings in the hope that I could cure the matter...It's got everybody scratching their heads to be honest...i dont think the ecu should have lost any settings during the battery change but the problem was noticeable immediately after the new battery was fitted...There are no fault codes stored on the ECU whatsoever ??
doctordubs
10-07-2015, 08:54 PM
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Thats crap. Did it idle @ the same rpm before and after u swopped batterys?
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garyjwilson
10-07-2015, 09:01 PM
I couldnt say for 100 % but im pretty sure it did yes
doctordubs
10-07-2015, 09:12 PM
Ok it could be purely coincidental, iv had on 3 occasions on a t4 syncro, a4 tdi and audi all road, absolutely terrible vibrations especially noticeable through the floor boards, from idle to driving, and after careful inspection and testing, failed engine mountings were the cause. On the vag tdi cars the mountings are gel filled instead of plain rubber to dampen the engine vibrations. Check ur mountings for visible signs of moisture, and wilst its idling if ur in doubt, have sumbody with a longish crowbar or tyre lever wedged between subframe and sump (use wooden block between sump and lever) just lift pressure off both mountings one at a time on either side. Im almost positive ul feel an immediate difference. The ecus wont loose settings because car batteries need eventual changes. Give it a bash. Im sure a mounting is the vibration cause
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garyjwilson
10-07-2015, 10:31 PM
Ok thanks for the advice... I'll give it a try in the morning
Gary03
14-07-2015, 04:28 PM
Just my two pennies worth, Ive had battery's on and off my 2 passat's on numerous occasions over the years for a few reasons, and every time there has been no difference in how the engine behaves after reconnection.
doctordubs
15-07-2015, 11:22 PM
Did the mounts check out?
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garyjwilson
17-07-2015, 12:12 AM
Gave it a try as you said but the mounts seem fine...
I'm beginning to think the battery change was a just a coincidence now.....driving me nuts !!!
doctordubs
19-07-2015, 08:35 PM
Im still not convinced a battery swop would cause this lol. Coincidence much?? Anyway, have you tried cleaning and re adapting ur throttle valve?? I know on gasoline cars caked carbon can seriously mess with idling/startup issues. And as tdis are renowned for egr/intake-throttle tract cholesterol I may not be far off the low idle issue. This also won't store fault codes because nothing is "wrong" or "broken" per say.
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garyjwilson
20-07-2015, 05:24 PM
My initial research led me to your conclusion also but then further proping revealed that here is no throttle body on a Passat TDI, aparently engine speed is regulated by fuel amount.
This then led me to possibly an issue with the EGR valve...which I'm going to clean out and see if that helps.
Thanks for you help..
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