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NO VCDS Method To Prime Fuel Pumps Simultaneously On Volkswagen MKVI 2012 Golf TDI
This video shows how I primed the fuel pumps simultaneously WITHOUT VCDS on a 2012 Volkswagen MKVI Golf TDI
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Replacing Noisy NZXT Fans with Noctua
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The stock fans from the NZXT Kraken X61 were rattling me crazy so I decided to replace them with some Noctua NF-A14 industrial PPC-2000 PWM fans. Check out my PC Build video here: ruclips.net/video/vkzyNtsYsjY/видео.html Music: Funk City by Reatch soundcloud.com/reatch Creative Commons - Attribution 3.0 Unported- CC BY 3.0 creativecommons.org/licenses/by/3.0/
Intel i7-6950x Extreme Overkill PC Build
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It's been a long time since I've built a PC, and I got so excited that I may have gone a bit overboard. Anyway, enjoy (skip to about 41:42 to see it running). Components are listed below. 03:10 & 13:02 Motherboard - MSI X99A GODLIKE GAMING CARBON 0:47 Case - Phanteks Enthoo Luxe Tempered GlassBlack) ATX Full 04:04 CPU - Intel Core i7-6950X 3.0GHz 10-Core 07:47 Memory - Corsair Vengeance LPX 32G...
Is it possible to just jump one of the fuel pump?
I have the NZXT x63 and the noise isnt bad but the vibration after fan hits above 80% is just so freaking annoying. It vibrates my whole damn desk and its pissing me off. Thinking of getting these NHD14
Do you still have this pc?
Would it be possible to remove relays for pumps and bridge relay sockets in order to prime fuel filter?
Doing it at the relay panel is much easier. I'm not sure about the 2012 that's on this video, but I jumpered the fuel pump relays on my 2009 Jetta to purge the system, 2 relays in the dash relay center.
@@abpsd73, I tried it on my Golf mk6 TDI 2011 and it worked. Had to remove plastic panels, though. Cheaper than buying any VCDS.
My x73 fans are noisy and even my pump makes a horrible rattle nzxt and asetek are shite as an aio maker
This was very helpful, I just today did the filter change and primed the system with this method. It worked well to use 2 female spade-type connectors 7/64" wide, as used in auto stereo systems. They are insulated and crimp on to the jumper wires. Just be sure to observe polarity at the auxiliary pump near the filter. One long wire to the rear pump is enough, as there already is a ground there, and the positive (blue/red) wire can be tapped at the top of the pump cover under the seat. No need to remove the cover, and I left a pigtail hanging out of the edge of the seat. No need to remove the seat next time, makes it more conducive to changing the fuel filter as often as I really should! Thanks!
Many thanks for the recommendation. One of the stock fans in my NZXT developed an extremely annoying rattle after only 4 months and on top of that there was some resistance in the spinning, def not good for temps
I have the x62 and yes, I could just swap the fans, but I prefer to leave certain things stock. I tried to contact NZXT just to have them send me 2 new 140mm fans and I was literally KRAKEN (LOL) up when they wanted me to RMA the whole thing. Then I said nah, not worried about it then. I switched to Vardars and loving it.
Is this the procedure after you ran out of diesel? I don't understand how the air gets out of the fuel lines without you opening it manually at the cylinder injection points. I also have no idea how the wiring circuit works from the battery to the pumps.
Thank You!! This was very helpful & exactly what I needed to know for my (new-to-me) 2011 TDI.
Hello, i would like to do this with my Golf 2012 but, the engine area is not as you describe in video .. and I cannot locate a connection in the engine area .. please advise
Ha you sound like steveo from jackass 🤙
How long should we let the pumps run. I am going to try this today on my mk6 jetta.
its a nice video u got here but one questions is... WHERE IS UR RAM????
On the left side of the motherboard bud
Can I do this same exact thing with low profile Noctua fans? I have a small case and a huge video card. I'm worried about fan performance with the kraken x53 cooling this i9
Hey I just wondering how are the performance for these NZXT fans that comes with the AIO. Compare to other brand like Phanteks or cooler master 120mm fan
What kind of wire will work?
I’m tempted to swap mine as well with the exact same ones as you have, but I have a question software wise. Are you able to control the rpm of your noctua fans with the CAM software from NZXT?
Yea it should work. Though I got very annoyed with CAM so I uninstalled it awhile ago and switched to just setting fan curves/speeds in my BIOS
@@evertinker1642 Alrighty. Thanks for the quick response, I appreciate it.
getting the exact same rattle out of my corsair H100i fans. 2 years old. It won't stop and its maddening.
I see the 3000 rpm version is the same price. Any reason not to utilize them? Thank you.
I think the only concern would be extra noise from the fans spinning that fast. Though you could probably keep noise at an acceptable level by adjusting your fan curves. You can check out all the noctua fan stats (rpm, noise, static pressure, and air movement) on thier site: noctua.at/en/products/fan
Can you put any fan that is the same size inside an aio?
Yea, pretty much any same size PC fan should have the mounting holes in the same place and should work.
evertinker ok thank you
What a difference in overall sound timbre too, I think with the x73 I may swap then with the Noctua NF A12x25 fans they are super quiet and it'll be a much better noise experience too, great video, it would have been nice if you did last few clips of old vs new switching between the two so we can literally hear them switch and hear the difference as viewers that would have been a great choice too
This made me seasick
There is a 10000 times easyer way!!! Just take off the air filter housing and blow brake cleaner in the tube going to engine while somone else is trying to start the car. Keep blowing brake cleaner until the engine keeps running whithout it trying to fall still. The air will go away whitin 2 minutes. And you can also avoid air in system by filling the fuel filter completly with fuel before starting that will prevend air getting in system
That sounds much easier, can you do that after a high-pressure fuel rail is replaced ..
@@philip.aocallaghan4602 im not sure about that sorry
Wouldn’t a oil based spray be better? WD40
Never do that. The Hpfp will run without diesel and will not lubricate.
Thanks! What gauge wire are you using?
Why does this guy sound like Dyrus
Works like a charm! Thanks!
I had the same exact problem. The fan noise eventual got louder over time to the point I couldn't stand it anymore, so I open up my computer case to see what size fans they were so I can order replacements fans and just out of curiosity I started to pull the fan blades out a little and powered up the computer back up and the fan noise went away. I don't know if this is a permanent fix or a temporary solution to the problem but and but I'm going to order new ones anyway.
i have the Asus edition 10 motherboard 2080ti msi trio 6950x 4ghz 32gb ram 1600w psu do you think our PCs will hold up to 2024?
In general I think they'll be ok until 2024, though it would probably be time to upgrade then. Depends on the purpose I guess and whether you need a cutting edge processor to do what you want on your pc. So far performance hasn't gone much beyond the 6950x with a decent overclock, and even if 20core 5ghz becomes the standard it will take time for software to catch up and actually make use of it. So yea, you'll probably be fine until 2024 (and i'll probably need a video card upgrade haha).
Hi there, I am just about to replace aux pump and filter at the same time. When I purge the air out of the line, where actually the air goes to? Is it safe to just prime it and start the engine?
Hi Scott, not sure where the air goes but hypothesize it exits the system through one of the four fuel lines visible on top of the fuel filter housing canister (return line).
Regarding the question whether its "safe to just prime it and start the engine", that question can be interpreted multiple ways so "No" would be the safe answer. Following this procedure precisely has its own risks and leaving any electrical connections exposed after the pumps stop running significantly increases the chance of some type of electrical short, which is my biggest fear. Anyone know if the air stays out once the system is primed?
What a pain in the bum that manufacturers have made an easy job into an avoid job if you don't have the correct or suitable computer. I've had my fingers burnt for a second time and I have to try it this way this time round this time ...... I'll let you know how I get on.thanks for the info
Can you still control the pump with new fans replacement.
Yes, the pump is still controlled separately from the fans.
i dont understand how you did you connect the white wire into the main fuel pump 3:20 thanks
I used a "quick splice", which are the two red plastic Y connectors that the wires are going into. There are two of them in the video but only the one on the right side (blue wire) is necessary because the left side (brown wire) is grounded. I bought them at an auto parts store for a few dollars.
watching this at 1.5x was so much better
thanks bro!!! had the exact problem.. tought it was the pump at first. very annoying sound indeed. stalled one of the fans and the grinding went away. thanks for the input :) peace!
32:52 link for buy please
my fan hub controller came with the case but you can also buy some separately amzn.to/2XcSpRF
Noisy nzxt fans? Yesterday installed my x52, and it is dead silent. I am checking it every time if the fans are still running
happy to hear yours are working well. guess I just had bad luck with mine
same with @evertinker , almost all my friends that using NZXT are complaining with the fans, noisy and doesnt do cooling at all. Probbably ur case are daily use, not for overclocking for daily. Meanwhile, we did an overclocking @ 4-4,5 Ghz. Noctua fan really did a great job and silent too, down to 10 degrees for me (max load)
@lil Toenail good for you bro.. how long has been u installed it? mine is about 6-7 years.
Mine also make this exact same sound. Disappointing really they are obviously rubbish quality. Will be swapping mine also.
That's actually the wrong kind of ram for that setup, you want to at least fill up 4 slots and run the ram in quad channel mode for best results.
you're right, I was planning on buying 2 more 16gb sticks to go with it but now I realize I will probably never have the need for that much RAM. so for now I'm stuck with the less than ideal setup
@@evertinker1642 buy the two other sticks, get up to quad channel speed, and then - create a 50 GB sized RAM disk, you'll have 14GB of actual RAM left over for everything else. There's nothing faster than a RAM disk, and you'd have a good sized speed demon disk.
was probably that cable resting on the radiator rattling
What a difference! One of my X61 fans has developed an annoying ticking sound. Got some Phanteks replacement high static pressure fans, now can't wait to get them in there...
Same here I even had my fans replaced, same noise!!!
what fans did u use for replacing stock fan? how it goes after a year? how long has u using X61 when it start "ticking"..?
adrian risza firlana I replaced my X61 fans after about 2-2.5 years. It might have been ticking before that before I got annoyed enough to replace them. The fans I used were a couple of Phanteks PH-F140MP fans in black and white (like the original NZXT fans I had). They're still working well, no complaints after a year.
@@TheOriginalNCDV thats perfect man.. i just holding on about 4-5 years after i bought it. until i cant stand it no more. Finally i change into Noctua NF-A14 FLX. just a week ago. I hope they last long enough. And super quiet too.. (max Load @4,3ghz OC)
i totally agree the NZXT fans were really loud and didnt cool as much as the nocytua fans that i replaced them with, i actually got the temps down 7 degrees c, by changing the fans.
can i change my nzxt fans to another brands fans such as corsair rgb`s?
yea, just make sure they're the right size
Can i change my nzxt fans with rgb fans?
of course, just make sure they're the right size. you could also just buy some led strips...
Hi, the Noctuas have much bigger air flow 158,5 CFM (269,3 m3/h), did you notice any change in your CPU temp? Thx.
I replaced the fans pretty quickly, before I did any serious overclocking. I assume the Noctuas keep the temp a few degrees lower but I can't say for sure. With the Noctuas I'm running at a 4.3GHz overclock on all cores (from 3.0GHz stock), and for most things (like intense games or video editing) temps stay in the 40's or lower. On stress tests that max out all cores it gets into the 70's.
How loud is the pump itself at high and low load?
can't hear the pump at all under any load
I'm abot to purchase the Phanteks Enthoo Pro M (not Luxe), and I was just wandering if this one has the same black color of yours, that is very very nice (I don't know if u can answer this question :-)
Not sure, I haven't seen the Pro M in person, but from the pictures it looks like the front of the case is a slightly different color/texture. Looks nice though =)
I had this same issue, thanks for showing a fix!!!
Aside from the ticking noise which is the same reason I am getting the stock ones off my kraken, how are the noise levels and cooling performance at let's say 1000rpm? I keep my stock ones around that mark to get rid of the clicking and they are pretty silent.
I don't quite remember what rpms the nzxt fans were running at. There was still clicking noise at lower rpms for me, but I set a pretty aggressive fan curve for my overclock, and with those settings I just couldn't stand it.
Thanks for the reply. I did the noctua swap and it's awesome, clicking is gone and I can run them at 800rpm with the same cooling performance as 1000rpm for stock. they are completely inaudible.
glad it worked out for you too. noctua fans are pretty awesome.
@@evertinker1642 i think its only doing @ 800-900 RPM bro.. And worst of all, Airflow are rubbish, it really rubbish fans and we should get rid of it right away after buying.
doesn't the glass door just slide up off the hinge pins?
lol you're right. that would've saved some time ;)
lol