Paul writes:
Good Morning Sajeev,
Today is my 2010 GTI’s 15th day in the shop (shocking, right?). Earlier this month it was in for 13 days, I had it back for 6, and I dropped it back off two days ago. The issue is somewhat strange, but in my mind, easily fixable. I have been getting CEL 2294 and when I run my own VCDS scans, I have been getting the following logs (edited down).
- 004501 – Fuel Pressure Regulator Valve (N276)
- P1195 – 000 – Open or Short to Ground – Intermittent
- 008852 – Fuel Pressure Regulator Valve (N276)
- P2294 – 000 – Open Circuit – Intermittent (Read More…)
Posted in Piston Slap
Tagged as 2010, Fuel pressure, fuel pump, GTI, Lemon, mk6, regulator, VW, wiring harness
Tagged as 2010, Fuel pressure, fuel pump, GTI, Lemon, mk6, regulator, VW, wiring harness
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