Body Control Unit question...?
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I would consider changing the mechanic.
But speaking seriously you should get your vehicle scanned with a diagnostic tool to read the fault codes. Then you can really assess what exactly is not working and requires repair/replacement.
But speaking seriously you should get your vehicle scanned with a diagnostic tool to read the fault codes. Then you can really assess what exactly is not working and requires repair/replacement.
He's done the diagnostic and his response was to replace the module. What do you think is the issue with the mechanic?
It depends on exact revision, but a brand new BCM would cost you around €550 for a T6 and almost the same for a T6.1.
Did he give you the actual error codes?
He didnt but i'm speaking to him this morning and will ask. Any codes I should be looking for?
VAG often disable stop/start for a plethora of reasons, anything from a tired battery to a pressure sensor. Basically the brain says 'i'm not working 100% correctly, so disable stop/start.'
What ever the actual code is will give you a better indication of the fault, bit it would be very unlikely for a faulty BCM to be the route cause of a issue. Find out what codes he got, report them back (or google them!) and you will be a bit closer to finding the issue.
What ever the actual code is will give you a better indication of the fault, bit it would be very unlikely for a faulty BCM to be the route cause of a issue. Find out what codes he got, report them back (or google them!) and you will be a bit closer to finding the issue.
Save yourself a fortune and buy a Carista or similar them you know for sure what you are dealing with.
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