Hi guys,
I had a search on the forum, but got even more confused
The glow plug dash light, on my 2005 A3 tdi has been flashing constantly for the past couple of weeks.
It used to flash intermittently at the start of the year from time to time, and I also had issues with the anti shudder valve and egr (replaced both egr and anti shudder valve, but engine warning light came back on a few months later)
So I had the erg/shudder valve mapped out, along with a carbon clean and replaced the glow plugs.
Everything was fine for a few months, and now I have the glow plug light flashing.
I did some research online and I saw a few people say the glow plug harness may need replacing as its a common fault?
However on my engine - BKD - the harness that connects to the glow plugs is the injector harness, from what I can gather?
Could this be what is causing the fault or am I way off the mark?
The car still runs great (207k miles), does't go in to limp more or anything, however it does struggle a bit to start when warm sometimes.
Thanks for any info
I had a search on the forum, but got even more confused
The glow plug dash light, on my 2005 A3 tdi has been flashing constantly for the past couple of weeks.
It used to flash intermittently at the start of the year from time to time, and I also had issues with the anti shudder valve and egr (replaced both egr and anti shudder valve, but engine warning light came back on a few months later)
So I had the erg/shudder valve mapped out, along with a carbon clean and replaced the glow plugs.
Everything was fine for a few months, and now I have the glow plug light flashing.
I did some research online and I saw a few people say the glow plug harness may need replacing as its a common fault?
However on my engine - BKD - the harness that connects to the glow plugs is the injector harness, from what I can gather?
Could this be what is causing the fault or am I way off the mark?
The car still runs great (207k miles), does't go in to limp more or anything, however it does struggle a bit to start when warm sometimes.
Thanks for any info
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