Inlet manifold sensor failure, £600 to replace!?
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Inlet manifold sensor failure, £600 to replace!?
I’m on holiday just south of Edinburgh and my emissions light has come on permanently
It doesn’t reset after removing the key and waiting (had food) then restarting
Nothing other than the light coming on saying that there is a problem, drives as normal. If the light wasn’t on you’d not know there was a fault
Any locals with tips on which garage, preferably an indie vw one to use for code reading and fault finding
It doesn’t reset after removing the key and waiting (had food) then restarting
Nothing other than the light coming on saying that there is a problem, drives as normal. If the light wasn’t on you’d not know there was a fault
Any locals with tips on which garage, preferably an indie vw one to use for code reading and fault finding
Last edited by Andy b on Sat Dec 16, 2017 11:06 pm, edited 1 time in total.
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Re: Urgent help, 300 miles from home and emissions light is
Just drive it. Either way you'll end up getting recovered home if there is a problem.
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Re: Urgent help, 300 miles from home and emissions light is
Found a decent local garage, scanned for under £30
Wrightautomotive.co.uk, Roslin
Just wanted to make sure it would be ok and not something that could be super expensive
It’s the Inlet manifold issue, no other error codes
Cleared the code and so far so good
Will get it looked at back home as I’ll be covering plenty of miles over Xmas visiting family
Wrightautomotive.co.uk, Roslin
Just wanted to make sure it would be ok and not something that could be super expensive
It’s the Inlet manifold issue, no other error codes
Cleared the code and so far so good
Will get it looked at back home as I’ll be covering plenty of miles over Xmas visiting family
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Edited: inlet manifold sensor fault, £600 to replace!
Just been to my local indie vw garage, just under £600 for a complete inlet manifold and 3 hrs labour
Does that sound about right price wise?
They tell me you can’t just replace the sensor it’s a complete manifold, is that true?
Does that sound about right price wise?
They tell me you can’t just replace the sensor it’s a complete manifold, is that true?
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Re: Inlet manifold sensor failure, £600 to replace!?
Yes, I believe that's correct if it's the runner flaps. If you do a search you will find it's a very common issue and some people have managed to get "goodwill" from VW to replace it.
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Re: Inlet manifold sensor failure, £600 to replace!?
They finally made a revised part for the intake manifold with a new design for the actuator arm and a different position sensor.
Part number: 06J133201BH
So ask VW if you get this part and not the old version.
Part number: 06J133201BH
So ask VW if you get this part and not the old version.
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Re: Inlet manifold sensor failure, £600 to replace!?
Thanks for the replies
I doubt vw will give goodwill in this case, the car is a 2012 year model & I am not the original owner, although it’s only done 58500 miles
The revised part code will be passed into my local independent vw garage so I get a better part. I presume that is the part code for the 2.0tsi GT (ea 888?) engine?
I doubt vw will give goodwill in this case, the car is a 2012 year model & I am not the original owner, although it’s only done 58500 miles
The revised part code will be passed into my local independent vw garage so I get a better part. I presume that is the part code for the 2.0tsi GT (ea 888?) engine?
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Re: Inlet manifold sensor failure, £600 to replace!?
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Re: Inlet manifold sensor failure, £600 to replace!?
Cool, cheers for that roy_01
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Re: Inlet manifold sensor failure, £600 to replace!?
Is this common in the 2.0tdi? My manifold has a rattling noise coming from it just recently. It also fire a code at me which is the accelerator position sensor P2138.
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Re: Inlet manifold sensor failure, £600 to replace!?
Dunno about the tdi, sorry
Mine is a tsi with the p2015 fault code
Mine is a tsi with the p2015 fault code
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Re: Inlet manifold sensor failure, £600 to replace!?
Thanks. I will price up a manifold and take it from there.
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Re: Inlet manifold sensor failure, £600 to replace!?
For the record. A 2010 2.0ltr tdi inlet manifold from VW is £470.
Ebay it is then
Ebay it is then
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Re: Inlet manifold sensor failure, £600 to replace!?
£591.51 later a revised inlet manifold and 4 injector seals have been fitted to the car
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Re: Inlet manifold sensor failure, £600 to replace!?
Bloody hell, you can get a flap delete kit for £80.Andy b wrote:£591.51 later a revised inlet manifold and 4 injector seals have been fitted to the car
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Re: Inlet manifold sensor failure, £600 to replace!?
Normal price. They did the same for me 2 years ago for same price and they said they`d half the labour!!
Parts are normally guaranteed by them so if they did fail again I`m sure it would be fine
Parts are normally guaranteed by them so if they did fail again I`m sure it would be fine
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Re: Inlet manifold sensor failure, £600 to replace!?
Hi
I’m currentky experiencing the same issue. VW are quoting almost £1000 to fix this and having previously had the clutch release bearing fault 2 years ago priced at £1200 to repair, both being known defect parts and not due to wear and tear it’s safe to say I’m not happy one bit. I understand cars will break and need parts replacing but these are known as defect parts and on a car like this we shouldn’t have to be forking out a grand every year or two to fix faulty parts.
I’m considering looking into taking this further and approaching the motor Ombudsman to bring a case against VW on it. I know a few others on this forum are currently experiencing this issue so if any of you want to join forces with me to bring a group case to the Ombudsman then do let me know.
I’m currentky experiencing the same issue. VW are quoting almost £1000 to fix this and having previously had the clutch release bearing fault 2 years ago priced at £1200 to repair, both being known defect parts and not due to wear and tear it’s safe to say I’m not happy one bit. I understand cars will break and need parts replacing but these are known as defect parts and on a car like this we shouldn’t have to be forking out a grand every year or two to fix faulty parts.
I’m considering looking into taking this further and approaching the motor Ombudsman to bring a case against VW on it. I know a few others on this forum are currently experiencing this issue so if any of you want to join forces with me to bring a group case to the Ombudsman then do let me know.
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Re: Inlet manifold sensor failure, £600 to replace!?
You can stop using VW dealers for a start. They charge over double the equivalent garage.BunnyJen wrote:Hi
I’m currentky experiencing the same issue. VW are quoting almost £1000 to fix this and having previously had the clutch release bearing fault 2 years ago priced at £1200 to repair, both being known defect parts and not due to wear and tear it’s safe to say I’m not happy one bit. I understand cars will break and need parts replacing but these are known as defect parts and on a car like this we shouldn’t have to be forking out a grand every year or two to fix faulty parts.
I’m considering looking into taking this further and approaching the motor Ombudsman to bring a case against VW on it. I know a few others on this forum are currently experiencing this issue so if any of you want to join forces with me to bring a group case to the Ombudsman then do let me know.
A clutch release bearing for example is a £30 part and 4 hours of labour.
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Re: Inlet manifold sensor failure, £600 to replace!?
Yeah they charge crazy prices however I've found if you stick with them and keep pushing for help you can get it providing you remain loyal to them and keep the car serviced with them. I managed to get the Inlet Manifold rectified by them for £432. It took a lot of patience and I still feel like you shouldn't have to pay for a known faulty part but I think this is the best deal I could see around both at main dealers and independent.xjay1337 wrote:You can stop using VW dealers for a start. They charge over double the equivalent garage.BunnyJen wrote:Hi
I’m currentky experiencing the same issue. VW are quoting almost £1000 to fix this and having previously had the clutch release bearing fault 2 years ago priced at £1200 to repair, both being known defect parts and not due to wear and tear it’s safe to say I’m not happy one bit. I understand cars will break and need parts replacing but these are known as defect parts and on a car like this we shouldn’t have to be forking out a grand every year or two to fix faulty parts.
I’m considering looking into taking this further and approaching the motor Ombudsman to bring a case against VW on it. I know a few others on this forum are currently experiencing this issue so if any of you want to join forces with me to bring a group case to the Ombudsman then do let me know.
A clutch release bearing for example is a £30 part and 4 hours of labour.
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Re: Inlet manifold sensor failure, £600 to replace!?
had the same problem with my scirocco,,2.0tsi,,98,000 miles,,intake runner fault,,,bought one via ebay from the states £148 inc vat,import duties etc
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fitted myself,,about 3 hrs
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fitted myself,,about 3 hrs