I have a 4 year old transporter 132 kw that has only done 45,000kms. The Catalytic Con light came on, took it to the dealer who checked it and yes there is a problem and now I have to take it back for further testing. No matter which part is the problem the labour cost is 6 to 8 hrs and if it is just the cheaper part it is $800 for that part. All up $2000 plus. Anyone heard of this before.
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Transporter Catalytic converter problems.
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What were the details on the invoice for the troubleshooting? There must be more to it?
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Are you sure its an ECG and not and EGR ??? apparently EGR's are all the rage in Europe and I mean customer rage . This may enlighten you to its place in the engine and what it does EGR system FAQ for VW and Audi TDI | VW TDI forum, Audi, Porsche, and Chevy Cruze diesel forum
. In the UK there are heaps of stories about blanking off the EGR you may need someone to do some code changes as it triggers a fault light . From reports on the net better economy better turbo spooling .These can be bought for $15 Also has the DPF regened from reports here in Aus this can be a problem if the van only does short trips . What you could try is to drive for 20 minutes in 3rd gear at around 80kmh this apparently will force the DPF to regen .Last edited by Sunny43.5; 29-04-2015, 06:46 PM.
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here is an alternative one to VW part check application to see if it suits VW Transporter T5 Multivan 2009 EGR Valve Exhaust Gas Recirculation 2 0L TDI | eBay
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132kw motor with an EGR failure is a big-ish job.
Front needs to be partially detached from the van to gain access to the EGR for removal.
I would be persuing some sort of goodwill assistance from Volkswagen, given the low kilometers and commonality of the failure.'07 Transporter 1.9 TDI
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I have this problem on MY10 103kw. It happened at 18,000k and again before 40k and was replaced under warranty but unfortunately it is back at 90,000.<br>Is there anybody in the Brisbane to northern NSW area who knows how to do the EGR delete? I have the blanking plates...Thanks in advance.Last edited by stevan; 04-08-2015, 04:10 PM.MY10 6 speed
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