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    Fabia 1.9TDI Estate 2001

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  1. Ran diags on Wayne's car today. Showing too much pressure in Aircon system. Compressor shuts down when pressure gets to 31bar. Starts at 25ish then goes up to 31 then compressor shuts off, then restarts when pressure drops to about 25. Checked on a VW Touran of the same year and was running between 12 and 14bar pressure, so either there is too much pressure to start with, or the sensor is faulty....
  2. TJ Wheels in Cradley Heath are worth a try too.
  3. Had the same issue in my hatchback fabia. My body shop found two leaks in the actual tailgate, plus water was getting in thriugh the adjustable rubber feet, so had to silicon seal the adjuster in. Had already tried the seal, but it was not the cause of my leaks. Had to remove the inner trim and water the car with a hose pipe while the someone sat inside to find the leaks. Water was getting into the actual tailgate trim. I have also come up with a cunning plan for stopping the water getting to the door carrier seals......I have put a bead of hot glue along the last bend above the seal on the inside of the door carrier, so water hits the bead and drops to the bottom of the door, rather than tracking along the surface of the carrier and round the bend to the seal. I have also sealed the carriers with Plumbers Gold, to make 100% sure. So far so good!
  4. Very weird fault! Open the tailgate after heavy rain and the water runs back out the plastic onto the back seat. Appears to be left side only. Not screen wash, as clear. Any ideas? Thanks Rob
  5. I run 195/45/16's on the front and 205/45/16's on the rear with no issues....
  6. May be interested, as my PD150 engine has a worn cam, so need a good one for that....
  7. I have always had part worn tyres. Get through pairs on the front in 3 months.... Never had an issue due to tyre being part worn. A nail will go in a new tyre just as easy as a part worn tyre. I have had a few with 6 to 7mm tread on them. I will be giving them more abuse than any of their previous owners
  8. I have one.....will be going on ebay soon..... :-)
  9. I had a passt B5 with the same issue. I fitted a long cable tie, so it was hanging through the drain hole under the battery, and just gave it a jiggle every few weeks to make sure the drain hole remained clear.
  10. I would get some diags run on the car.....
  11. You need someone with VAGTacho to get you your SKC code. Then use VAGCOM (VCDS) to code your key(s). Look here for the nearest people with the required kit :- http://briskoda.net/forums/topic/74720-list-of-vag-com-diagnostic-system-vcds-owners/ If it is still not starting then diags need to be run in VAGCOM to try to identify the problem.
  12. Yes, will be okay. Will kick in some charge when the engine is revved up a bit.
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