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I did try it to see if there were any steps to follow, but nothing came of it for me. Given the nightmare we had with one of these overcomplicated metal power conversion units, I'd recommend sticking to proven, tested procedures, or ODIS..

I've done several of these since my last post, I've always ran through the pump speeds as specified, when you come to run the last 600 rpm speed for 90 seconds, whilst that is running you'll remove the level/fill plug from the side and allow it to drain off any excess, then refit the plug. After...

That's great, hopefully I saved you weeks of headaches like we had! Phil

Drain and refill is a pretty standard procedure across the MQB EA888 engine platform as far as I've seen. Drain the coolant from the points mentioned in the picture, refit the removed hoses. Carry out the vacuum filling of the coolant system, then follow the steps in the next picture. PS. I...

I'd recommend draining the system out and restarting with the correct vacuum fill procedure. Make sure you have a suitable amount of vacuum to back fill the system, plenty of videos about of correct usage. It's essential on these EA888's to vacuum fill in my experience. PS no need to drain the...

Well, brand new Audi Steering Module fitted & all working well. Part number was 4N0907129PE, which replaced our original 4M0907129HA part number. I first set the - IDE08696-MAS02406 Steerg. wheel angle sens.-Steering wheel angle: internal value - as close to 0.0 degrees as possible, even with...

Original part number on our Steering Module is 4M0907129HA, now superseded up to 4N0907129PE I believe, ordered for delivery tomorrow. Will report back with some more info for future sufferers of doing something stupid :)

Thanks EuroX, is the new J527 a plug and play, with some basic settings after?

See live data readings below also, I've seen on others threads regarding this fault code, that once the 16 - Steering wheel module sees more than a certain amount of degrees turning it will always show the 819.1 degrees steering angle & log the B1168 04 fault code permanently, which is unable to...

Hi all, We've been carrying out engine replacement works on this car, a 2017 Audi A5 2.0 TFSI, unfortunately when the engine was being removed the steering wheel was allowed to move past it's end point & looks to have created an issue with the 16 - Steering wheel module, fault code B1168 04 -...

This worked perfectly for me, as described above (Thanks Jef) Car was a 2021 Audi A5 35 TDI MHEV, airbag module details below. Address 15: Airbags (J234) Labels:| 8W0-959-655.clb Part No SW: 8W0 959 655 P HW: 8W0 959 655 P Component: Airbag10.44 H03 0122 We weren't even...

Sorry to drag up an old one, but we've a customer in with an 0CK gearbox just now displaying very intermittent faults, I want to make sure the Oil level check procedure is perfect before moving on. During the checking oil level stage, whilst running the fluid pump at several speeds, can anyone...

Although this thread is from 2022, we had a VW Transporter with the CAAA 2.0 TDI Engine with an almost identical fault as the OP's description and I thought I'd update the thread for any future searchers. I messaged Sly (Thanks Sly!) the original poster and asked for his help, he advised the...