TDI Engine Light: Causes & Fixes

Hi.

A quick question.

When I select the TDI graph using VAG-Com, and the graph appears/curve is drawn, the glow plug light blinks for me. This light also indicates, for example, when the engine is in a limp mode, or it blinks when there is an error in the engine control unit (which I have experienced before).

When I exit the TDI graph and return to the main menu, this light goes out!
I couldn't find the stored error when trying to read it.

Is this normal?


Thank you very much.


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Hello,
'In my case as well, the preheating indicator light illuminates when I access group 00 in VAG-COM. As far as I can tell, this seems to be normal behavior.'
Goodbye.

Hi,

In the default setting mode, the preheating indicator light always blinks as a control.

Be glad if it's just blinking...

'My car then displays the text message 'engine fault, workshop' and, in addition, emits a piercing squeal... and it's non-stop. IT'S SO ANNOYING that I'd rather remove the laptop from the car... thankfully, I'm a bit of a fetishist when it comes to cable lengths '.

CU Gremlin.

'And mine once had short bursts of acceleration accompanied by excessive black smoke and a bunch of error messages!'