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Same thing happens with my Polo gti. After driving a while and turn the car off and turn it on shortly after temp is at zero and then goes back to normal after a few minutes of driving and I have a brand new temp sensor.
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Originally posted by h100vw View PostCan't explain that.
Originally posted by ForceFed View PostSame thing happens with my Polo gti. After driving a while and turn the car off and turn it on shortly after temp is at zero and then goes back to normal after a few minutes of driving and I have a brand new temp sensor.
Anyone else resolved the issue?Last edited by louis19; 01-10-2014, 11:21 AM.2006 GTI Polo - Big Turbo Build - Louis19's Build Thread
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Originally posted by rgvlee View PostTried to put an obd scanner on to see the temp reading as per the ecu? ECT is the obd code. To me that would rule out the temp sensor and push the issue back to the gauge itself.2006 GTI Polo - Big Turbo Build - Louis19's Build Thread
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Originally posted by louis19 View PostNo, I haven't. Is this something beyond what a VAG scan can detect?
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Originally posted by h100vw View PostNo, VCDS would trump a generic scanner on VWs2006 GTI Polo - Big Turbo Build - Louis19's Build Thread
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I don't think that's it mate. Is it in a plastic pipe? That looks more like the VVT to me.
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Originally posted by h100vw View PostI don't think that's it mate. Is it in a plastic pipe? That looks more like the VVT to me.
Gavin
I'm wondering if mine is intermittently not working as today it worked after being warm once turned back on, then at other times again returned to 0..2006 GTI Polo - Big Turbo Build - Louis19's Build Thread
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Update:
I replaced the coolant temp sensor on the weekend even though when Gav did a full scan on my car and tested the gauges to make sure everything was working correctly it all came back clear. It's really strange, if I turn the car off then back on straight away it will reset to 0 but if I come back after say a half hour or so, it will show the correct temperature. Anyone have any ideas? Starting to think it mist be an electrical problem somewhere along the line?
Any help appreciated!2006 GTI Polo - Big Turbo Build - Louis19's Build Thread
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Originally posted by louis19 View PostUpdate:
I replaced the coolant temp sensor on the weekend even though when Gav did a full scan on my car and tested the gauges to make sure everything was working correctly it all came back clear. It's really strange, if I turn the car off then back on straight away it will reset to 0 but if I come back after say a half hour or so, it will show the correct temperature. Anyone have any ideas? Starting to think it mist be an electrical problem somewhere along the line?
Any help appreciated!2006 GTI Polo - Big Turbo Build - Louis19's Build Thread
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Temperature Sensor problem?
Don't have any ideas but my car is just started doing this too. What's really puzzling is an obd2 scan says the temp is normal (90 degc) when the gauge is reading zero. Gauge returns to normal after a few mins of driving
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Must be a common Polo GTI thing as mine has just started this a few weeks ago, doesn't sound to be quite as bad as above but it will sit at about 70 degrees permanently, doesn't take long to get there but even after 6 hours of driving it won't spend much time at 90. I was convinced it was the CTS, will see if VCDS picks anything up. It probably should bother me more than it should, but it's been like this for a few weeks now haha.2019 132TSI Tiguan
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