A workshop in Wincobank, Sheffield sent an ECU in for a 2008 VW Golf 6 1.4 TSI. They advised it was a non starter and after completing our ECU Testing, we confirmed the unit was faulty and repairable.
We stripped the ECU down but found no visible damage to the board or components. On testing we soon realised the main processor had failed and is not responding to any requests.With authorisation from the customer we proceeded to repair the ECU and then re-tested it to confirm the repairs were successful.
This 2008 VW Golf MK6 is fitted with a Bosch MED 17.5.20 Engine ECU. We’re able to fully test & repair this type of Engine ECU Module so if you have a VW Golf MK6 with a suspected ECU fault, then get in touch today. You can email us, drop in or call 0208 853 5000.
Hi i have a 2012 Vw golf gti 35 limited edition.
My vehicle was driving perfect.Epc light and engine light came on
After diagnostics it came clear the ecu is the problem.Took it for testing.Origimal ecu only start vehicle and idle.Problem the same.Received other ecu’s but wont start vehicle up to idle.
Please help.
Hello Jeff!
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I’ve forwarded your enquiry to the concerned department & they will reach out to you via email.
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ECU Repairs
Hi, i have a 2009 VW Golf 1.4 Tsi Twincharger with magnetic clutch not engaging and short to ground faults. I have a 2007 Snap on Solus Pro scanner. Using special functions i am able to operate the supercharger magnetic clutch with sequential component testing. Short to ground faults are reported using this function, also with all the sensor plugs disconnected.
The wiring harnesses have been tested for short to ground whilst disconnected from all components.
I suspect the short to ground is in the ECU.
Hi Austin
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I have forwarded your inquiry to the right team. Expect an email response soon.
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ECU Repairs