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clarksongli's post in Radiator Fan turn on even when cold was marked as the answer
FIXED!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
it was the fan. So for future reference of anyone looking. Even if you measure voltage on the signal pins it doesnt mean the signal is incorrect.
Also for reference. the VW touareg fan works.....it needs to be the non tow package fan(600w vs 800w). Bought mine for 150 bucks with a lifetime warranty!
Feeling pretty good right now!
For reference here are all the models the fan came in:
UDI 7L0 959 455 E FORD 3M211 5150 BB FORD 1328625 PORSCHE 955 624 135 00 SEAT 7L0 959 455 E SEAT 7L0 959 455 B VW (VOLKSWAGEN) 7L0 959 455 B VW (VOLKSWAGEN) 7L0 959 455 E -
clarksongli's post in 04 CTT Rough Idle after 20 minutes of driving. was marked as the answer
agreed it sounds like either a pump or a coil.
Drive the car until it warms up/starts to run rough.
pull all 8 plugs and see if there are a few that look much different than the others. If there are then you got some bad coils.
If they all look the same, my guess is the fuel pump.....you can jumper it and then listen to it unde the rear seat.....the sound is obvious when it's going bad.
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clarksongli's post in Ignition Coil Woes was marked as the answer
fuel pump and filter replaced....Problem SOLVED!
DIY coming soon!