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    Default B103811 Pedestrian protection trigger 1 circuit short to ground – 09-09-2023,11:42 AM
    Hi there - tried local garage not getting anywhere - anyone seen this code and can help:

    B103811 Pedestrian protection trigger 1 circuit short to ground

    Is a 2018 Tuguan 2.0D

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    Default Re: B103811 Pedestrian protection trigger 1 circuit short to ground – 09-09-2023,12:32 PM
    What is the VIN? Examine the bumper minutely for signs of minor parking taps.
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    Default Re: B103811 Pedestrian protection trigger 1 circuit short to ground – 11-09-2023,07:08 PM
    Quote Originally Posted by Crasher View Post
    What is the VIN? Examine the bumper minutely for signs of minor parking taps.

    It is WVGZZZ5NJW386725 - will look for marks, thanks
     
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    Default Re: B103811 Pedestrian protection trigger 1 circuit short to ground – 12-09-2023,01:36 PM
    Quote Originally Posted by cb5050 View Post
    It is WVGZZZ5NJW386725 -

    WVGZZZ5NZJW386725

    I would expect the pedestrian impact sensor behind the bumper to need replacing for the revised part number 5NA 959 109 C which is £150
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