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    Joining the queue of Passat owners with injector problems (TDI wagon carked it)

    Driving along battery light came on then engine fault lighted car stalled I restarted it then it stalled again kept turning over but won't fire racv came out said battery is fine also have a full tank of fuel said must be computer or ecm ironically happened within about 500m of essendon vw went up there they can't look at it for 2 weeks! So its going to bayford epping they were helpful on the phone glad I have extended warranty
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    Did it chug to a stop?

    What year model and engine?

    Some had injector issues.
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    Umai no was running fine had driven about 15km stopped at lights then battery light came on then stalled restarted ok but stalled as soon as I put it into drive again caught once but died straight away mfd said engine fault turns over freely and looks like it is getting fuel racv guy said battery is fine oil level is fine and full tank of fuel, getting towed to bayford epping in the morning I suspect u may be right re injectors its a 2007 103kw pd tdi 45000km
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    off to bayford epping this morning said they will look at it today and give me a call a lot more helpful than essendon volkswagen won't be going back there again. Will get a rental car under extended warranty whats the bet re injectors, computer or fuel pump??
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    will do hope to hear from bayford today...
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    as suspected umai was right - injectors.. hope to have by the end of the week pretty crap for 3.5 years old and 45,000km

    props to bayford vw for taking it and looking at it today..
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    I don't want to know what's next....
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    Richdave, I thought mine improved too... But the pump/km figures haven't really changed after 3 months... The main difference is that previously the MFD was optimistic by about 0.2l/100km, now it's about 0.5-0.6l/100km....
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    Joining the queue of Passat owners with injector problems

    Hi all, actually went about this the wrong way and posted under the "Passat" header first instead of the "Newbie" area. My car is a MY 2008 125TDI Passat Station Wagon which was my pride and joy until it stopped. So, after reading this forum's content for some time now, I thought I'd join. Although the car is fixed now, the experience has left a bitter taste in my mouth and I was all set to trade it in for a new Polo GTi. Got in early, paid deposit etc. for delivery end of this month, when unfortunately it turned out that "the car was not on the ship after all" and delivery would be more likely later in the year. Got my deposit back okay but am now facing my Passat's warranty running out in April and not sure wether or not to "invest" the quoted $3500 or so in extended warranty..... It's done nearly 60000 so will have to take that into account as well. I wonder if there is a warranty period covering the newly replaced injectors? Any advice would be much appreciated.....

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