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Interesting reply, because I solved my problem and it wasn't the harness, did you read what you quoted lol

Just circling back here after I finally found a solution to my problem. I was receiving a 01812 J387 code, and just went through the dash fuse diagram and found SC12 5 amp fuse was missing, popped a new 5am fuse in and I now have a passenger door that locks and unlocks! All the...

2006 Jetta So I recently noticed my passenger door will not lock. All other doors lock, and all the electronics on the passenger door works. If I manually lock the lock module the door correctly shows it being locked. Initially I thought it was the door lock module, but I just got done...

I bought some rubber coil spring inserts from autozone. The ones that you snake around the middle of the spring while jacked up. Made a big difference and raised the rear a bit too

Whoa that’s weird one. I have the ECS inserts for the the dogbone.. definitely improved responsiveness, however DSG lag after coming from a brake hold still persists. Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk

Pick one up from a junkyard or buy one on eBay... the spring or whatever it is does wear out. Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk

I'm having similar issues at 242k, smoke on moderate accel, and lower fuel economy. Also in Texas with the AC blasting and going 80+ often. a lot of stop and go, and have been averaging less than 37 MPG. My plan is to check torsion value with my XTool vag reader (not as versatile as VCDS) to...

That’s funny, only because I went through a similar situation with a B3000 vibrates like hell around 50-60 mph. Measured the tires and the seemed in round. Replaced almost all suspension components upper, lower, shocks, end links, and still had the damn shake and shimmy at highway speed...

Classic thread, with all the peeps ahah Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk

What issues should one look for or notice? Guessing a VCDS readiness check or something for a real diagnosis? Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk

Yes I would dare say you are correct. The worn linkages were causing more travel in my case. Eventually I got around to tightening the bolt, but I still use some safety wire to prevent too much actuation. Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk

Side lights are on same circuit I believe , I fixed and bad connection and replaced the bulbs and got my horn back Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk

Can be controlled on/off with VCDS or vag401 reader, as well as seat belt alarm, door lights, and other cool things Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk

Probably just how it works I have one though haven’t thought to use it to prime the system. I just popped off the return line and used a mighty vac to get air out, then after a few cranks started right up. Also helps if you fill the filter housing with diesel. Sent from my iPhone using...

No disconnecting the battery should not affect the light, but who knows Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk

I actually cleared mine with an android app and a Bluetooth obd2 reader, hasn’t come on since... probably not the best idea if you want to verify the airbag actually works... I just hated the damn light Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk

So I was in the process of replacing a leaking coolant flange, and decided I should replace the tandem pump gasket. There did seem to be a small leak that may have caused the coolant flange to leak, though only evidence was greasy grime around under the pump... Well I got it all back together...

Check the front control arm bushing mount and or bolt.... I found mine was loose and making noise...

Okay make sense, they only charged me for two hours. Mine was a snap ring style also, but if you look at the one I took out its different than the one you took out. I guess my only point is / was, for a average diy mechanic, and evac and recharge is something easily performed?

um yeah, a/c wouldn't be working if they didn't. What type of RCV did you have, one like mine? if not that I would argue that the removal and installation would be different as well. Unless you have evac'ed and refilled an a/c on your own before it best left to the professionals that have...