T5 2007 Multivan Highline auto issues.

[JonWil]

Re issue 2 it is not always a cracked or leaking manifold. In fact before heading down that path a free fix is to ensure the exhaust down pipe flange where it meets the turbo outlet is tight. It can loosened over time. Check/tighten with appropriate allen key spanner when cold. A little awkward to get the hand down there with the spanner. Good luck. Regards, Scott

Exhaust manifold passenger side was loose above and below. Went for a short drive and didn't notice any fumes or warning lights. Haven't checked manifold to turbo yet... I'll do that if the issue isn't resolved.

[Silver Caravelle]

Sounds like progress Jon. The other clamps at the front are easy to check if issue persists. Great when it is the simple things first! Cheers, Scott

[Silver Caravelle]

Sorry, miss read. That it was infact the manifold. Scott

[JonWil]

I thought the auto had issues too! That’s exactly what I’m having fixed on mine ha

On that topic of auto transmission, after tightening the top and bottom exhaust manifold nuts on the passenger side, the transmission changes are smoother.

[JonWil]

I've attempted to consolidate the T5 fuse info as best I can. There's a gap in details from 2003 - 2008 where the the information isn't readily available.
https://drive.google.com/file/d/1yKi...ew?usp=sharing

[JonWil]

Issue 5. The fuses are intact, it seems like the repair by VW, GW of the left sliding door is from a wiring harness not plugged in as required. Here's about 10 seconds of what the warning light is doing: https://drive.google.com/file/d/1Quw...ew?usp=sharing