vw1 Cod Eroare Motor PDF
vw1 Cod Eroare Motor PDF
vw1 Cod Eroare Motor PDF
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The speedometer has a factory built-in error to show a speed faster than your actual speed.
The Climatronic (automatic climate control) system includes a number of sensors that you
can access through the diagnostic mode. To see your true speed in digital format press the
following key combinations:
a) To access the actual speed display, start your car and then on your climate control panel
press and hold-in both the Econ and Auto buttons or the Recirculation and Temperature Up
buttons. This will change your outside temperature reading to Fahrenheit.
Then press the recirculation button and at the same time press the upward pointing arrow
button above the recirculation button.
Your climate control screen will change to a different mode displaying 1c.
Use your temperature control + button to display code 17c. This is the actual speed display
feature.
Press the recirculation button again to activate the code and to display its reading in mph.
(Accessing the codes with the outside temperature reading displayed in Centigrade will
display your speed in KPH)
To revert your Climate Control to normal mode, simply press the Auto button or switch off
the ignition.
Some SEATs only display the speed in KPH whether or not Fahrenheit or Centigrade is
selected.
b) To access the actual speed code on some VW's (Passats etc) the following method
applies:
Hold-in Fan Down, Temperature Colder, ECON all at the same time. Use the + / -
temperature control buttons to view the various codes. Code 16 (sometimes 17) is the actual
speed code.
Code 16 displays the speed you are traveling at on your centre screen in KPH.
To revert the Climate Control back to the normal mode, simply press the Economy button or
switch off the ignition.
NOTE: Air Flow Motor (V 71) and Potentiometer (G 113) are not installed in USA/Canada
vehicles. Disregard values displayed for these components.
If an A/C compressor switch-off condition exists, a segment of the "88.8" display, indicated
below as an alpha-numeric code, will illuminate.
Segment Condition
a1 Slippage or blockage, A/C Refrigerant High Pressure Switch, 120x off
b1 Engine Speed (RPM) less than 200 - 500
c1 Engine Speed (RPM) greater than 6000
d1 Engine Speed (RPM) greater than 6000
e1 System function OK
f1 System function OK
a2 A/C manually switched off (A/C standby cancelled)
b2 low voltage
c2 Kick-down switch, compressor off for 12secs max.
d2 Engine Coolant Temperature (ECT) warning light switched
e2 A/C Refrigerant Low Pressure Switch (F73)
f2 A/C Refrigerant High Pressure Switch (F118)
a3 ECON mode selected
b3 OFF selected
c3 Outside (ambient) temperature too low
d3 Engine management system (compressor will remain off for 3 -12 seconds)
e3 High pressure occurrences more than 30 times
f3 Ambient Temperature Sensor at Fresh Air Blower (G109) less than 27 degF (-3 degC)
g1,g2,g3 System function OK (g1+g2+g3 must illuminate simultaneously to indicate system is OK)
Decimal Point
A/C compressor ON
Lit
Decimal Point
A/C compressor OFF
Unlit
When a NO system electrical output is activated, a segment of the "88.8" display, indicated
below as an alpha-numeric code, will illuminate. The decimal point in the "88.8" display will
not illuminate in this channel.
Segment Condition
a1 Fan for interior temperature sensor
b1 Fresh air/recirculation flap closed (recirculation mode)
c1 Heater valve closed
d1 Bi-directional wiring harness
e1 A/C compressor ON
f1 coolant fan first speed ON
a2 Air flow flap open
b2 Air flow flap open
c2 Air flow flap closed
d2 Footwell/Defroster flap in "Footwell" position
e2 Footwell/Defroster flap in "Footwell" position
f2 Footwell/Defroster flap in "Defroster" position
a3 Central flap in "instrument panel outlet" position
b3 Central flap in "instrument panel outlet" position
c3 Central flap in "footwell outlet/defrost" position
d3 Temperature flap in "cold air" position
e3 Temperature flap in "cold air" position
f3 Temperature flap in "warm air" position
g1,g2,g3 System function OK (g1+g2+g3 must illuminate simultaneously to indicate system is OK)