Can anyone help diagnose this code. It suggests abs but the module has passed its test with ecu tuning and all the sensors seem ok too. Many thanks
Kind regards
Julian
Vcds code 18265
Re: Vcds code 18265
Are all 4 tyres the same with a similar amount of wear?
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carlssonaero
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Re: Vcds code 18265
Yep all decent and replaced about 10k ago
Julian
Julian
Re: Vcds code 18265
That's a code that's caused by dodgy info from the ECU to the ABS module. Most usually caused by a mixture problem, as odd as that sounds. I'd check for vac leaks or an incorrectly seated air box (extremely common).
It could be caused by a dodgy map if you've been dabbling. If this is a new fault and you haven't changed anything then I'd look for a leak. You can check the trim with the Vagcom. Group 32 on the ECU IIRC.
It could be caused by a dodgy map if you've been dabbling. If this is a new fault and you haven't changed anything then I'd look for a leak. You can check the trim with the Vagcom. Group 32 on the ECU IIRC.
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Re: Vcds code 18265
Many thanks
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