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Mine cluster chime has failed also. Local dealer suggested I call local speedometer shop, he informed me that its a difficult fix and was not interested in repairing. This has left me out in the cold and sometimes with my turn signal still on. Any help would be appreciated.
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Sounds like the compressor piston seal is worn. Mine was not really making a noise but it was constantly working to keep a certain PSI in the system. See my post above, go to the VW dealer and buy the rebuild kit. Save the money and spend 1 hour to fix your problem.
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Please do. Hit the Edit Your Post button. Then click on the Full Edit. Just below your composition box is the place to add your attachments. I am checking to see if document is copyrighted.
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Bought a 2004 Turbo and I immediately had the "Air Suspension Faulty - Workshop" error light. Of course I took it to the dealer but the light did not come on while at their shop. But as soon as I would drive it - I would get the fault. Ran across this posting and thought I would rebuild before paying for a new compressor. I bought the part from a local VW dealer for $170.00 USD and spent an hour following isakpede's posting. Very easy and immediately solved my fault. My kit from Wabco contained a piston ring, two Torx bolts for compressor head and an o ring seal. No elbow is included nor did my unit need one. It was in good shape. Thanks for the great DIY help! compressor_2.pdf