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Yeah I downloaded that file tbanks

Thanks I will check it further, I believe there running fast. I also have been getting the high coolant signal code, even though I have changed to the green sensor. Someone told me it might be the ambient air sensor.

Thanks I'll check it again.

Thanks for the response, but its not obvious to me since I don't have any reference to go by. Also I can't tell if its starting out slow because I'm in my car when I turn it on. Is there some way to test high and low speed, so I could have a reference. I do have a rosstech vag com.

Fan speed I'm still waiting for someone to answer my question. I can turn my key ON but not start car, and both fans come on. But how do I know if they are on low or high speed?

Fan As I reposted when I turn the key ON but not starting the car and turn AC to low the fans come on. But I don't know how to tell if they are low or high speed.The reason I ask is because I read somewhere that if they come on high then it could be an indecation of something wrong.

Sorry I don't know why I wrote "off" I meant on, because I was following the instructions from the first part of this thread.

Fan speed I can turn my ac on high with key on, and both fans work, but how do I know if it's high speed or low speed? Also I tried to put some refrigerant with dye to check for leaks , but it won't except any.

dynamic EGR I was reading this thread from Malone tunings website http://forums.tdiclub.com/showthread.php?t=305248, and remembered that when I got my timing belt changed that the guy did a EGR mod on my ECU. He told me it would keep my EGR from clogging. I was also discussing the possibility...

Thanks everyone I will let you know what I find when I start, I have had pneumonia and haven't been doing much.

ambient temp Can a bad ambient temp sensor, or wires, cause the 16512 code to trigger.

thanks

I will check all the wires leading to the temp sensor agian and unplug and clean it. I did put some dielectric grease on it when I changed it so I don't know if that may cause a problem. If I remember correctly it seemed to be harder to plug in,maybe from hydraulic pressure from the grease, but...

I have had issues with my AC in the past, and had to have the whole fan unit changed, and did have one mechanic mention something about a AC related sensor. But he said it was a ambient temp sensor Mines a 2002 so I don't know if that is an earlier one you mentioned.

thanks! And i haven't heard of another sensor