This diagnosis can be sped up or verified by attaching a vacuum tester to the actuator and trying to pull a vacuum on it to make it move the rod. If the tester can’t develop a vacuum and the rod doesn’t move, then the actuator has definitely failed. Fixing the EGR cooler bypass valve vacuum actuator.
More specifically, a number of reports have emerged suggesting the 2.0 TDI diesel engines in 2012, 2013 and 2014 Passat models have turbine problems. TDI Club has compiled a number of complaints

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A failed EGR valve will often have no noticeable symptoms beyond a check engine light, but it does cause your 2014 Volkswagen Passat to operate inefficiently and produce higher emissions. Our technicians have access to manufacturer-approved repair processes and Volkswagen genuine parts. 208 people have looked at this part recently. 13' Passat TDI (CKRA) SE Valve Cover Replacement. I'll be replacing my valve cover and did not see any write ups on how to do this for the CKRA's. The hardest part appears to be pulling the injectors. I ordered this valve cover/seal assembly which comes as a complete assembly. The seals around the injectors on the valve cover are not intended
May 16, 2022. #1. Good morning, everyone, Finally tackled the valve cover job on 2014 Passat TDI with CKRA engine - one of two (second will be timing belt and cam seal). Car is at 117,000 miles as of yesterday. Valve cover gasket was leaking, so I decided to replace the entire cover. I followed ErWIN manual fairly religiously, including
After a very short journey first thing in the morning, when restarting the car ,the glow plug light flashes on some occasions and on one occasion car went into "limp Home" mode. The car reverted to normal after removing the key and restarting it. I took the car to the local VW main dealer and they kept the car overnight to check it from cold
But here it is in condensed form: 1) many owners of 2003-and-earlier TDIs have modified the EGR cycle using VAGCOM software. 2) some owners have removed the EGR completely and replaced it with a RacePipe. 3) some owners have disconnected the vacuum line that activates the EGR valve.

There is no performance issue at all. scanned the car and the code was stored P2002 something to do with Diesel Particulate Filter (DPF) Trap, Bank 1 - Efficiency Below Threshold/Malfunction it comes with Glowplug light flashing or sometimes with ENgine light. But there is no impact on car performance.

Remove both hoses pictured below (red arrow is for a later step, bleeding the coolant system). Attach a drain hose to one of the hoses and press a garden hose against the other. Once it's clean, flush it with distilled water. Then remove the oil cooler hose pictured above and flush it the same way as the heater core. Replacing requires draining coolant, removing the intercooler and then you remove the TB and EGR valve as assembly. Not clear if intercooler could just be unbolted, decoupled from TB and suspended, w/o requiring coolant flush. The EGR 2 is one below the turbo. They call it "erg cooler", as it is an entire assy with EGR valve built into it.
P0401 - EGR System insufficient flow. -Tested vacuum to the N18 valve. ~22in/hg. -Had someone operate the throttle while I observed the EGR valve - actuator did not move, no matter what was done with the throttle. -Tested vacuum to the line that connects to the EGR actuator. No vacuum, no matter what I did with the throttle.
This 2012 VW Tiguan 2.0 TDi had a P0121 code "throttle position sensor implausible signal" when I checked using VCDS. The engine management light was not ill Labor rates, typically ~$100/hour, would likely be less for Volkswagen and the automaker would only reimburse dealers for the completion time detailed in the recall order. Any sort of recall repair work and would need to be weighed against the cost for VW to buy back its own cars, which for a 2009 Jetta TDI, starts at about $7,000. Share. Print. Fq5ZkI6.
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