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Wednesday, April 3, 2019

2019 Volkswagen Jetta GLI Technical Service Bulletin #1512-01 Date: 120701


Engine - Rattle Noise After Start, No Start, MIL ON



15 12 01



July 23, 2012



2028302 *Supersedes T.B. V151104 dated December 22, 2011 to remove European exhaust warning light reference in text and add additional



model year applicability. *



Vehicle Information



Condition



Engine Rattling Noises after Start, Engine Doesn't Start, Timing Chain Slipped



Customer may state:



^ Rattling noises after engine start from front of the vehicle or engine compartment.



^ Engine does not start.



*^ MIL ON*



The following entries are logged in the engine control module (ECM):



Technical Background



Timing chain tension may be incorrect due to tensioner.



As a result, the timing chain can skip and causing contact between the pistons and valves.



Production Solution



Service



If timing chain is suspect, perform the following:



^ Complete the DTC entries according to guided fault finding (GFF).



^ Remove the lower timing chain cover, see Repair Manual Group 15 in ElsaWeb.



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^ Check the timing chain tensioner as follows:



^ Compress the tensioning rail of the timing chain (illustration 1, No. 2) by hand against the timing chain tensioner (Figure 1, No. 1).



If the piston of the timing chain tensioner cannot be compressed by hand after several attempts (Figure 3, green arrow), further engine diagnosis is



required.



Tip:



Inspect intake camshaft and camshaft bearing for damage.



If the piston of the timing chain tensioner can be compressed in by hand (Figure 2, red arrow) the timing chain tensioner has failed, and further



engine diagnosis may be required.



Tip:



If engine noises or no start condition remain, inspect pistons and valves for contact damage. If engine damage is noted, cylinder head or engine may



need to be replaced.



Warranty



Information only.



Required Parts and Tools



No Special Parts required.



No Special Tools required.



Additional Information



All part and service references provided in this Technical Bulletin are subject to change and/or removal.



Always check with your Parts Dept. and Repair Manuals for the latest information.

Friday, March 15, 2019

2019 Volkswagen Jetta GLI Technical Service Bulletin #2012-02 Date: 121121


Fuel System - Engine Crank/No Start, MIL ON, DTC P0087 Set



20 12 02



November 21, 2012



2031426



Vehicle Information



Condition



High Pressure Fuel Pump Diagnosis



Engine Crank, No Start after Long Periods without Driving. Engine may run rough, and or MIL-ON with DTC P0087-low fuel pressure stored in



ECM Fault Memory.



Technical Background



Completing the GFF high pressure pump function test is essential to diagnose proper pump operation and to avoid unnecessary replacements.



Production Solution



N/A



Service



Guided fault finding provides a function test for the high pressure fuel pump. This test must be performed in order to properly diagnose the high



pressure fuel pump.





Note:



A completed high pressure fuel pump function test is required for reimbursement.



Following completion of the function test:



If the fuel rail pressure is within +/- 1 of 40 bar (480 psi.), DO NOT replace the high pressure fuel pump. Continue to further diagnose the fuel



system.





^ With the engine running, check measure value blocks 106, 140 and 141 to confirm fuel rail pressure reads a minimum of 40 bar (480 psi).



The engine should be switched OFF and the key switched ON to perform the following procedure:



^ Enter vehicle self-diagnosis.



^ Select OBD.



^ Select 01 engine electronics.



^ Select 005 - output diagnostic test mode (DTM).



^ VAS will run diagnostics.



^ When the test starts to check operation of the "fuel pressure regulator 2 control circuit high" (figure 1), listen for an audible "click" sound



coming from the N276 pressure regulator.



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Tip:



The audible "click" sound may be better heard with hood open and the engine cover removed.





^ If "click" noise is heard, DO NOT replace the high pressure fuel pump, this bulletin will not apply. Continue to further diagnose the fuel system.



^ If "click" noise is not heard, replace the high pressure fuel pump.



^ Following completion of the test procedure, the vehicle should be driven with higher RPMs (3000 - 5500) to confirm the fault does not return.



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Warranty



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Required Parts and Tools



Additional Information



All part and service references provided in this Technical Bulletin are subject to change and/or removal.



Always check with your Parts Dept. and Repair Manuals for the latest information.