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Post19-03-2006, 17:30    Subject: Emergency program at 3000 RPM Quote

Hello everyone!

I've been experiencing the following problem recently.
"Whenever I rev my Golf III (110hp TDI) above 3000 RPM, regardless of the gear, it immediately goes into limp mode. This is really annoying, especially since you definitely don't want to have to stop the engine on the highway just to get out of limp mode..."
Okay, I've already used VAG-COM to read the error memory and found the following errors:

VAG-COM Version: DRV 311.3-S

Control unit part number: 028 906 021 GH.
Component and/or version: 1.9L R4 EDC 00SG 1444
Encoding: 00002
Workshop code: WSC 01317.
Two error codes found:
00519 - Manifold absolute pressure sensor (G71)
28-10 - Short circuit to positive - Occasional.
00575 - Shareware version. To display all error codes in plain text,
10/17 - Please register/activate - Intermittent.

The error code 00575 refers to the intake manifold pressure.

My question is now where I can find the sensor for the intake manifold pressure. I've tried all the sensors that I could find, but unfortunately, I haven't found this specific one.

I would be grateful if someone could give me a crucial piece of advice!

Digital greetings.

Daniel.


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Post19-03-2006, 20:51    Subject: Emergency program at 3000 RPM Quote

Hi Daniel,

The sender is located in your control unit, but it rarely fails.
Probably just a typical "stuck VTG" (vehicle traction generator) - use the search function.
Please search for '*575'.

Best regards, Rainer.


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Post20-03-2006, 10:08    Subject: Emergency program at 3000 RPM Quote

Hello Rainer,

Thank you very much for the quick response!
I wouldn't have thought that these symptoms would occur so frequently and that the possible causes are so diverse.
Am I correct in assuming that I should record blocks 003, 008, and 011?

Best regards,

Daniel.


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Post20-03-2006, 10:36    Subject: Emergency program at 3000 RPM Quote

You are absolutely right.

Greetings,
Klaus.


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