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Vw Golf Tdi Fault

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Hi, I have a 2009 VW Golf 1.6TDI, the car has done 47K miles.

 

My car has an intermittant fault when I brake, say approaching a set of traffic lights or maybe a roundabout, the revs drop suddenly and the car cuts out. The car always restarts straight away after the fault.

 

I was travelling home tonight and the car cut out 6 times in about a 2 mile stretch. The car might be fine for a number of weeks now.

 

There are no warning lights and I've recently taken the car to an independent garage for a full diagnostics and zilch! Nothing came up.

 

This fault is really pissing me off now, anybody have any ideas?

Ex-Mrs had 52 plate Bora. Did the same thing. It was the engine management system. Had to take it to a VW garage for a reboot or whatever

I have a brand new one that brakes for me. It's witchcraft.

Could be a faulty relay

Hi, I have a 2009 VW Golf 1.6TDI, the car has done 47K miles.

 

My car has an intermittant fault when I brake, say approaching a set of traffic lights or maybe a roundabout, the revs drop suddenly and the car cuts out. The car always restarts straight away after the fault.

 

I was travelling home tonight and the car cut out 6 times in about a 2 mile stretch. The car might be fine for a number of weeks now.

 

There are no warning lights and I've recently taken the car to an independent garage for a full diagnostics and zilch! Nothing came up.

 

This fault is really pissing me off now, anybody have any ideas?

 

 

dunno where you took it or where youre based but bullens in bury sorted every issue i ever had on my vw

idle control valve..

 

 

be full of crap and need a clear out...

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I took my car to Atherton car safety, their diagnostics charge was £48.00

 

I think I might take the car to Brabbs motor works, in Leigh, they've just sorted out my friends Mini, that couldn't be sorted at the main dealers.

Just pretend it's a bluemotion.

I took my car to Atherton car safety, their diagnostics charge was £48.00

 

I think I might take the car to Brabbs motor works, in Leigh, they've just sorted out my friends Mini, that couldn't be sorted at the main dealers.

 

 

may be worth a call to bullens, first

 

if its a common fault they'll make knowing noises

 

at least it should put your mind at rest its fixable - they even quoted me in advance before theyd done so much you couldnt say no!

I took my car to Atherton car safety, their diagnostics charge was £48.00.

From past experience I would never recommend the above to anyone.

should add, lad i know is a cracking mechanic but as a back street operation hes pretty much washed his hands of modern cars

 

without proper diagnostics hes like a fish out of water

 

i reckon you need a vw specialist - not a main dealer obvs

 

last time i checked they were 3 times the hourly rate

I know a VW specialist that works for Volks world in Preston if you get stuck mate.

We had this on a similar car, was the fuel pump, Inchcape cunts were no use.

From past experience I would never recommend the above to anyone.

They quoted me something similar, I bought a device to read the code myself for £20.

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