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8 Ampers - blanco
16 Ampers - rojo
sw = n
ro = ro
br = ca
gn = v
bl = az
gr = gr
li = lila
ge = a
A - Batera
B - Motor de arranque
C - Alternador
C1 - Regulador de tensin
R - Radio
--- Slo vehculos con inmovilizador para llave digital (hasta Mayo 2002)
sw
ne
ro
br
gn
ve
bl
gr
li =
ge
am
R - Radio
--- Slo vehculos con inmovilizador para llave digital (hasta Mayo 2002)
Cuadro de instrumentos
ws = blanco
sw = negro
ro = rojo
br = caf
gn = verde
bl = azul
gr = gris
li = lila
ge = amarillo
K - Cuadro de instrumentos
K5 - Testigo de intermitentes
R - Radio
sw
ro
br
gn
bl =
gr
li =
ge
am
K - Cuadro de instrumentos
sw = n
ro = r
br = c
gn = v
bl = a
gr = g
li = lil
ge = a
sw
ro =
br =
gn =
bl =
gr =
li =
ge =
ama
sw = ne
ro = roj
br = ca
gn = ve
bl = azu
gr = gri
li = lila
ge = am
H - Accionamiento de bocina
sw = ne
ro = roj
br = ca
gn = ve
bl = azu
gr = gr
li = lila
ge = am
E1 - Conmutador luz
H1 - Bocina/bocina bitonal
sw = ne
ro = roj
br = ca
gn = ve
bl = azu
gr = gri
li = lila
ge = am
2 Tiempo de inyeccin ms
02 3 Voltaje de batera V
4 Temperatura del aire C
05 2 Corriente A.K.F. %
Alimentacin Encendido
1 14+13 Tensin batera
U.M Conectado
Alimentacin Encendido
2 22+13 Tensin batera
U.M Conectado
Encendido conectado
3+13 Bomba Bomba de combustible
3 Puentear 8a + 1a
Puentear combustible funciona
Unidad alarma
Conectar encendido
Alimentacin Puentear 3+13 Tensin batera
4 12+13
inyectores Puentear 8a + 1a aprox.
Unidad alarma
Pas Valores
Terminales Componentes a verificar Condiciones
o nominale
Puentear arns
sonda 1+4
1 2+12 Arns de la sonda Max. 1.5
Puentear (1)
inyector
Puentear arns
2 13+19 Arns de la sonda Max. 1.5
sonda 2+3
20 + contacto
1 cable k Cable k
4 Max 0.5
autodiagnstico Autodiabnstico
color gris/bco.
Resistenc
Abrir mariposa
aumenta
2.54 k
6+11 Mariposa cerrada
aprox.
Puentear 1+3
8 6,7+8 Arns del sensor hall 1.5 ma
de conector Hall
Sensor temperatura
10 6,7+9 ------------- Ver grfic
aire admisin
One of the most common fault which cause any of the following is usually down
to the relay 30 (the ECUs relay) being faulty:-
Note: The engine could still be running badly if the ECU relay is faulty and no
If the ECU relay is suspect, then it should be removed and either repaired or
replaced. A replacement relay costs about 10-odd Euros or about 10-odd
pounds in the UK.
The ECU relay is located in the front boot compartment on the left hand side of
the car (arrowed):-
The relay its self can be removed carefully by pulling it upwards away from its
socket whilst holding down relay 80 (the fuel pump relay) at the same time
- Type 2 T4
(Bus T4, etc.)
- Golf Mk 3 and
Mk 4
- Vento
- LT Mk 2
- Audi 80 and
90 (1992-on)
- Audi Coupe
- Caddy (1996
2003) To fix the relay its self, you will have to
remove the plastic cover from the relay
- Passat Mk2 its self. To remove it you will need to do
and Mk3, Santana the following:-
- Polo Mk2
- Now lift up the plastic cover upwards away from the relays base.
- You should now be able to get at the relays PCB.
The most common problem with the ECU relay is usually dried solder joints on
the relays PCB. These will cause an intermittant (or non-existant) electrical
connection between the component(s) and the PCB its self.
The photo below shows (in this case) where there are dried joints on the relays
PCB, which are indicated by the red arrows:-
The solder joints shown in the photo above shows that there are several dried
joints on the relays PCB. Notice the difference between the solder joint on the
left hand side of the photo and the rest of them.
Note: The relay its self may have different dried solder joints compared to the
Now compare the two different photos and notice how shiny and complete the
solder joints are. This should now fix the ECU relay problem.
Now refit the relay back into its relay socket, connect up your diagnostics kit
and start the engine.
Now read the fault codes from the ECU and erase them. The engine should
then run normally.
This document has been translated (in my own words) by Phil Ade, Saturday
3rd November 2007.