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Lol this was my first time taking out the BCM to remove the relay, now I'm way quicker... Lol the Polos are a struggle yoh

Yes this is probably the issue, with mine before I changed it when I filled up the car, when I started it would cut off

R600 South African Rands... I'm not sure how much it is in dollars. It's a pleasure man, I found out that mine was not bad, it was just a timing error

Yes it works perfectly, will be uploading a video showing that.

The blue/white connector goes in the position of the original horn wiring. The black wire is the negative for the horn, the blue/white wire is the positive. The module I had was the low line, which didn't support multifunction steering wheel control.

@@OverideZA Okay, thanks for the quick reply. Is there any way to contact you (telegram or something?).

Yeah it was very sad but I've come to accept the harsh reality... I unfortunately was not able to take anything out of the car. I'll actually get another one soon, will film it.

Okay man thank you 🙌🏽🙌🏽🙌🏽, appreciate it.

Thanks a lot Peter, I appreciate it

It's a pleasure man, I'm glad the video could help. That bolt is really in there tight and getting it out is really not easy. Before removing the cam tray just make sure you mark everything and you should be good

Yeah this one was also caused by a leak.

It's a pleasure man, I'm glad the video could help. I hope to visit Sydney one of the good days.

Hit me on my inbox through the link on the video.

@@OverideZA done

@m24automotive89 sure

It can be for many things, it could also be for when your steering is out by some degrees, it could also be for when your have maybe a faulty clock spring.

I'm not sure in the US, I'm in South Africa.

No, reason for that is that I didn't install a MFSW Control Module as it was expensive. However I'll be making another video where everything works, stay tuned.

Thank you

I'm glad you found this video helpful man, I'm glad it worked for you too.

Hey man... I would go with Monroe, they're good and feels more comfortable.

Eix you're right man, I should have at least cleaned up a bit.

It's a pleasure man, I'm glad the video could help and thank you for your support.

Sure bro, what do you want me to do for you?

I don't understand man

Damn I hope they didn't damage anything when they fell inside man... Well, I hope the video will help you sort it out.

Give me your engine code I will check for you

@@OverideZA engine code is BLR mate . Thanks .

@user-ft2yz6fy6t it does have a chain which drives the intake cam.

Ok mate .Thanks for the info Much appreciated. Trying to learn all I can and try do my own maintenance. I have had my A3 for five years and it's not been to garage while I have had it so I must be doing something right lol.

@@user-ft2yz6fy6t it's a pleasure man. Lol I guess you are doing things right if the car is also not complaining

I don't know, just give out the engine number and they will give you the correct one

Yes it probably will fix it, but what led to the steering light warning coming on? Getting to know what led to the fault will likely pinpoint the issue.

South Africa 🇿🇦

Gauteng?

@@user-vz9fj7wv8r yep, in Randburg

Yooh Im struggling I need your help..but I'm in pta west wespark

@@user-vz9fj7wv8r what do you need help with?

I don't know what you mean by "Caba"

Mine had the same issue and it would say "not initialized", tried to calibrate it with VCDS but it just showed 0,00° and I just decided to just change it and it worked.

Get something written DCTF II

@@OverideZA its the same capacity oil 2L?

@jpcustom4859 the ATF is slightly more than the MT fluid. When re-filling the ATF you don't have to worry about the level, as soon as the level is enough/full the excess oil will start coming out. Then you'll know that the gearbox has enough transmission fluid

@@OverideZA thank you mate, its my first golf i have nay thing to know about it

@@jpcustom4859 no worries man, I will always help where I can. Enjoy the car man and take care of it

Yes it is

You must change it after 200 000 KMs

When it's different car makes I think it'll be a bit challenging but yes it is doable. Just find out the diameter of the steering wheel you want to upgrade to and see if it will fit your car with no clearance issues. But yeah it is doable

@@OverideZA thanks alot brother for the fast reply much appreciated

@@banunu5413 it's a pleasure man, I hope it works for you

I'm sorry I don't understand your language man 😞😞😞

This BHY engine actually has two oxygen sensors, the one at the back of the engine and the one underneath the car.

What do you mean?

Oh okay man thanks

No, it's a 2.0 BHY engine

I'm glad you found this video helpful, please do update after doing the job. Thanks for your support to the channel

Thanks a lot Anthony, I appreciate it and I'm glad the video could help you. The bolt does strip a lot even when you have the right RM10 bit so you need to be careful when doing it. . . One I thing I try to do is make sure I explain as best as I can so that you are not left confused after watching my videos. Thank you for subscribing to the channel if you have done so already, if not please consider doing so.

Bonjour, I'm happy the video could help you, thank you for supporting the channel as well. You can use anything else that will fit in the hole so that the bolt can be able to pull the joint out

@@OverideZA thank you very much for the response Peace👍

@crocop59 pleasure man, ✌🏼✌🏼✌🏼

Is yours broken or you are asking how to align it under the manifold? Please kindly support the channel by subscribing if you haven't done so already.

Mine are broken, Also trying to find any video of working on this specific motor (2.0 fai non turbo) and almost couldn’t find anything I want to replace injectors and timing chain Also fix my broken dip stick tube Can you give me any source? And also what the oem number of the dip stick tube part?

@@razieltac5365 mine also broke too so I just bought new ones, when you go to the parts store just give them your engine number they will give you the right parts. I've made a video on how to replace the timing chain, you can find it on my channel.

@@OverideZA your a pro!! Yes, I just saw actually that you did a lot of stuff on this motor Can you help me with the injector? Probably I need to remove the intake manifold How I treat the fsi injectors? How to pull them out, (I did once A restore and cleaning injectors and valve’s for another car I have - pt cruiser 2007) But I’m afraid about the injector of the fsi I think it’s difficult to pull them

@@razieltac5365 well, replacing injectors is very simple you only need a special tool "T10133". You'll need to remove the fuel rail, remove the retaining lugs while turning the injector clockwise, the install the special tool and pull them out

Thanks bro!

Could be possible but I'm not sure how

When the car is on the EPC light is supposed to be there, and it was. Only when you start the car and the car is running it's supposed to go off, and it did. I recently cleaned up the throttle body 3 months ago, here's that video here: ua-cam.com/video/cMEtsswCAjY/v-deo.html

Okay thank you, please do let me know if it works

Try using a mirror, selfie camera to look in the hole where you need to put in the screwdriver and push it in the swerve it to the side it'll then pop out

You need to re-wire the horn wires and program the car to recognize the new MFSW Control module

I once had this problem too on my previous Jetta 5 which had an accident, the issue was a fuel tank breather valve. When it's dead and blocked it causes the car to stall. The car will start when it's cold but when the car is heated up and more vapours are released, it just dies because it's blocked. Start there

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@@OverideZA When this happens, she said she can smell gas so could it still be that valve?

@@DreamBeatsLoFi2024 it could be the breather valve

@@OverideZA how do I fix it?

South Africa 🇿🇦, thanks man

Thanks man, I appreciate it. On which steering wheel would I recommend? I'd say the new Golf 8 GTI wheel would look good, but it depends on your finances and your preferences