2006 T5 2.5 AXD Engine Not Starting California Camper conversion.

re reading this thread, the VW dealer cleaned tank and fuel pump and tested. THEN refitted to vehicle. Could be red herring but did they test it AFTER it was re-installed. I would like to think they have some intelligence rather than just following a diagnostic script.
 
Looks like as VW sells cylinder head as a fairly complete package.
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Also it seems it will be soon on a clearance sale...
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Per AXD (5-cyl 96kW variant) engine workshop manual AXD doesn't have DPF.
Also wiring diagram for AXD engine doesn't have G450 exhaust pressure sensor suggesting no DPF.
Before my T6 I had T5 & AXD engine and definitely no DPF.

However, DPF was onboard on T5 BNZ engine (also 5-cyl 96kW), from January 2006 onwards, as well on T5 5-cyl engine BPC (128 kW).

Well, it seems that there was a retrofit kit for DPF available.
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Probably worth asking the guy who did the engine rebuild if a new head was installed then, especially if it is a known issue and repaired at VW's cost?
 
Not totally impossible - but as above would still expect run - at least on a few cylinders if not all.



Anyways, the above statement bothers me - there is no mention that this test have been redone. Neither it's not mentioned that do the injectors get the firing pulses? If the injectors receive the pulses it would eliminate nearly 100% issues on ECU side and it's accessories - immobilizer, sensors, etc. Need to measure both voltage and current.

Well, modern ECUs would do the analysis in their diagnostics but I'm not sure AXD ECU was at that level.
mmi: thanks once again.

I will be asking VW to run another diagnostic to ensure the injectors and pulsing both voltage and current.

my personal view, even if the head is cracked I'm sure it would still run, albeit rough, granted

Thanks.
 
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Probably worth asking the guy who did the engine rebuild if a new head was installed then, especially if it is a known issue and repaired at VW's cost?
manfrotto

Ron purchased a full recon engine from Ivor Searle. it was fitted by a local garage 4 years ago, and has done a faultless 37,800miles. that was until this current issue arose. The thing I still cant get my head around is, it was running perfectly less than 45mins before it failed to start.
 
manfrotto

Ron purchased a full recon engine from Ivor Searle. it was fitted by a local garage 4 years ago, and has done a faultless 37,800miles. that was until this current issue arose. The thing I still cant get my head around is, it was running perfectly less than 45mins before it failed to start.
Which to me is a electrical component failure
 
Contact these guys and ask got a price to remove your immobiliser, cheaper than buy a ECU with immobiliser already off


 
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