Hi there. I replaced mine with a cheap one from ebay but I still have the check engine light on with the P025C CODE. Knowing that it was hard to push the new one all the way to the end where the original was sitting. Please advise. Thanks
@@gogobadr27 for best results use genuine vw oem parts... i was a vw tech and parts lead advisor and vw's dont like after market.... even things like bulbs, no lie. good luck cheers
I can’t thank you enough for this! I have a 2018 Audi Q3. I was fighting to get the module out! I watched this and had it out in 2 minutes! The key is the screw driver in the middle and turning it. My car was showing a high pressure pump failure, replaced the pump, then the car stalled again a week later. The mechanic wanted to drop the gas tank to replace this part…. Clearly he would have cost me more money to do this, so after your video, you saved me a few hundred dollars!!!!
Awesome job explaining everything and a big thumbs up for making this video. I scoured the forums trying to find videos or steps on replacing the control module with very little info. As you mentioned, way to many people in the forums telling you to lower the gas tank. Silly! Thanks man!
Hello. why did you replace this module ??? what were the symptoms ??? I have the same Tiguan and it goes out while driving. I have already replaced the spark plug, the high pressure pump and it continues to go out.
Hi. I think mine needs replacing. Making an electronic whirring noise and engine keeps on going to limp mode. Does this sound familiar????? Thanks for your help. Ben
This module when going bad will throw a code for fuel pump relay circuit open. Idr the vagcom code off the top but these cars don’t have a FP relay. The FP is pulse width modulated by this module. Symptoms include that code and random crank/no start and almost immediately afterwards starts.
Hi thank you so much for your video! What symptoms were u having with your tiguan that made you replace the fuel pump control module? I have a 2013 Tiguan with intermittent starting problems and have tried everything else. Mine engine cranks over fine but just doesnt seem to be getting any fuel. I also scanned it and got a fuel pump relay J17 , open or short to ground Error. Also something about my high pressure fuel rail . Just a bunch of random fuel errors. Also where did you buy your new relay? Theres a lot of cheaper aftermarket relays that look the same but wasnt sure if they would work as good. Thank you for you advise
Did you ever get your problem solved, and figure out what the culprit was? I have a 2012 Tiguan that turns over like a champ but just doesn't want to start. Eventually, it does. But, I'm concerned I'm going to mess up the starter. Also, my cabin smells like fuel when I fill the tank completely up. It's strange... Leaning towards a bad pump/filter, or a fuel line.
They could’ve heat sinks I’m sure it must get hot so it might cool it .. now my question I have a Jetta 08 . Had scanner read . Fuel volume regulator control circuit / open .. now in English this the fuel control module or the the fuel relay ????
The 6 aluminum pins are heatsink for the transistor stabilizer.
Hi there. I replaced mine with a cheap one from ebay but I still have the check engine light on with the P025C CODE. Knowing that it was hard to push the new one all the way to the end where the original was sitting. Please advise. Thanks
@@gogobadr27 for best results use genuine vw oem parts... i was a vw tech and parts lead advisor and vw's dont like after market.... even things like bulbs, no lie. good luck cheers
I can’t thank you enough for this! I have a 2018 Audi Q3. I was fighting to get the module out! I watched this and had it out in 2 minutes! The key is the screw driver in the middle and turning it.
My car was showing a high pressure pump failure, replaced the pump, then the car stalled again a week later. The mechanic wanted to drop the gas tank to replace this part…. Clearly he would have cost me more money to do this, so after your video, you saved me a few hundred dollars!!!!
Thank you so so much for this video!!! I dont think we would have gotten it out without the video! Your awesome!
Awesome job explaining everything and a big thumbs up for making this video. I scoured the forums trying to find videos or steps on replacing the control module with very little info. As you mentioned, way to many people in the forums telling you to lower the gas tank. Silly! Thanks man!
Also, what symptoms were you getting that made you replace the module? Any check engine lights or codes?
Super helpful video! Do you happen to know if the touareg set up is the same for similar years?
Hello. why did you replace this module ??? what were the symptoms ???
I have the same Tiguan and it goes out while driving. I have already replaced the spark plug, the high pressure pump and it continues to go out.
I have similar problems, did u figure it out?
Well done, man. Very helpful.
Hi. I think mine needs replacing. Making an electronic whirring noise and engine keeps on going to limp mode. Does this sound familiar?????
Thanks for your help.
Ben
what was your issue with the module ? were you getting a engine code ?
This module when going bad will throw a code for fuel pump relay circuit open. Idr the vagcom code off the top but these cars don’t have a FP relay. The FP is pulse width modulated by this module. Symptoms include that code and random crank/no start and almost immediately afterwards starts.
It helps a lot! Thanks
Thank you 🙏
Hi thank you so much for your video! What symptoms were u having with your tiguan that made you replace the fuel pump control module? I have a 2013 Tiguan with intermittent starting problems and have tried everything else. Mine engine cranks over fine but just doesnt seem to be getting any fuel. I also scanned it and got a fuel pump relay J17 , open or short to ground Error. Also something about my high pressure fuel rail . Just a bunch of random fuel errors. Also where did you buy your new relay? Theres a lot of cheaper aftermarket relays that look the same but wasnt sure if they would work as good. Thank you for you advise
Did you ever get your problem solved, and figure out what the culprit was? I have a 2012 Tiguan that turns over like a champ but just doesn't want to start. Eventually, it does. But, I'm concerned I'm going to mess up the starter. Also, my cabin smells like fuel when I fill the tank completely up. It's strange... Leaning towards a bad pump/filter, or a fuel line.
Did you fix the problem? If so what was it & how did you fix it.
Those aluminum 6 spots dont plug into anything-they are just heat exchangers, they help dissipate heat from the module quickly while in operation.
did you have to get the control module programed by VW?
Did anyone answer your question? I have the same question. Please advise. Thanks
@@gogobadr27 no replies. Just paid the mechanic. No one programmed it
@@nader31 thank you
The spare connector is a heat sink
How knew Chang that sensor???the care it's not starting or siganl seemig (EPC)
Did u fix ur problem? Let me know what fixed it.
They could’ve heat sinks I’m sure it must get hot so it might cool it .. now my question I have a Jetta 08 . Had scanner read . Fuel volume regulator control circuit / open .. now in English this the fuel control module or the the fuel relay ????
Thanks 😊
very good job
It's very good 👍 work
But why did you changed it?
Why did you replace it?
Looks like those pins are heat sinks
Where is it on an 06 Audi A6 avant
I replaced mine but I couldn't push it all the way in or pull it back either.
They are heatsink on other versions they would heat up and fail happened to me and had to replace.
Looks like a heat sink probably has a chip under it.
My VW fuel gauge is not working, so I'll be changing this out to see if it will work again. Note all other gauges work...
Did you change it?
@@gogobadr27 no I didn't, I've estimated milage per full tank of ⛽...
It occasionally works sometimes
Anyone change this yet? Experiencing same symptoms
It's a heat sink on the back.
Enseña como quitarlo por lo menos
Its a heat sink
Heatsink..👨🔧🧰