Passat 3B.
Year of construction: 1998.
Engine: AFN
Mileage: 255,000 km
Hello everyone!
'Something very strange happened to me the day before yesterday! While turning at an intersection, I accidentally shifted into the wrong gear and almost stalled the engine.'
The electronics tried to compensate, which is normal. However, instead of settling at 960 RPM, the engine then idled at 1,500 RPM.
This condition could not be resolved by simply re-engaging (or activating) the system; only a restart could restore it to its normal state.
The error memory is empty.
Assumptions:
- It's probably unlikely that the motor electronics temporarily 'glitched' or 'froze,' right?
- If the actuator responsible for controlling the fuel injection amount has received a signal, shouldn't an error code be stored as well?
- A mechanical problem in the pump is conceivable (e.g., the adjustment ring for the injection quantity is jammed) - it remains to be seen to what extent the engine control unit detects this.
What do you think?
Anyway, the car worked perfectly normally after that.