BogdanB

Yes. That's a common behavior.

It is not an engine out job. You need to move the steering rack out of the way. If the filter canister can be removed (it is clamped and not welded) you can find a replacement part for around 600euros. Otherwise it's around 2k. This would be a clamped DPF canister.

Fixed these issues by upgrading the gateway module to 3Q0.. and correctly coding the climatronic unit. Turn out that the hacky vcds I've had was too old and the climatronic unit was not getting coded actually.

The high oil consumption is definitely not a myth. Mine got from 1L / 2000km to 1L/600km. Had the piston rings changed this February and it got waaaay better. Still uses some, but it might be due to the fact they're not yet seated. Added like 500ml / 4500km. The consumption and fans running, is due to DPF regen being always on. If you drive more than 90 min without shutting down the engine, the DPF light will come on your dash. The limp mode can also be caused by the clogged DPS. This also used to happen to me, under heavy acceleration. If you are lucky enough to have a 'good' DPF part number, you can only replace the filter part, and not the whole assembly, why is way cheaper (https://www.autodoc24.ro/as/18989355 something like this, it is basically clamped and can be removed. Mine is welded in and it cannot be changed like this).

What are you suspecting that might be the issue? The issue can range from faulty pressure / temperature sensors, to the DPF actually being clogged and needing a clean, or being melted/shattered and needing a total replacement.

@pab567any idea?

Hello. I have upgraded from MIB 1 to MIB 2.5 and I have 2 small issues that need solving. 1. In the sport information menu (or whatever it's called), the boost and temperature gauges are not displaying anything. 2. The clima menu is completely not functional. It doesn't display anything and the menu button from climatronic panel also doesn't do anything anymore. Does anyone have any experience with what needs coding?

Is it possible to replace only the DPF canister part, from the after treatment system? From pictures it looks like it's hold in place by a clamp, and now welded in, thus making replacement possible. Does anyone have any experience with this?

Any idea what might be different? I have found a really low mileage one from a a 2017 Jetta that I would fancy getting as replacement.

Is the DPF compatible across all diesel engine codes (1.6 TDI - 2.0 TDI)?

I am aware that there are, but I did not find anything specific to O3 and I do not know if the same applies to all.

Does anyone know the steps involved into removing the dsg gear shift knob?

That checker is a bit strange. My car was purchased in Germany, but driven in Romania. If I set the country where the car is driven to Germany, all good. If I switch to Romania, it says it should be inspected. Same VIN on both checks.

As far as I know, CUNA also has 2 EGRS. Both low and high pressure.

I have changed only the piston rings ( and all the other 'serviceable' parts involved ) and so far, the oil level seems to not be dropping anymore. (550km done) Will update this post after around 2000-3000km done.