Getting a p0864 and a p0606 code stalls after it runs for a while then wont start. Everything turns on just dosnt start VW Passat P0864 & P0606 Codes: Troubleshooting Help Guide

Customer: I have a VW Jetta 01 with 117734miles. The check engine light came on a few days ago and the OBD code was P0606. The check engine light came on a few days ago and the OBD code was P0606. Could you please let me know what the problem is related to this code.

2014年1月14日 · It is a 2003 VW Jetta GLS 2.0 GAS motor with the AVH motor code. Ok i know this is a diesel forum but the gas forums haven't helped and you guys seem pretty fluent in VAGCOM. Ok so here are the issues... Its throwing 2 codes. P0134 which is for no activity measured in bank1 sensor1. second is P0606 which is PCM failure/fault.

I recently got a P0606 ECM/PCM processor. No this is my first time. 2013 Volkswagen gti

Customer: I got P0606 & P0090 in My VW vento TDI engine 2011 model. What should i do Mechanic's Assistant: Okay, I'll connect you to the mechanic to discuss this further with you.

2023年5月25日 · For the p0606 code and maybe the start of an issue with the pcm. For the other codes it's usually a vacuum leak or a map sensor has failed. I would start here. I'm posting a bulletin for the p0106 code.

I have a 2001 vw jetta and i ran a code scan and it came up with the following codes P0101 P0104 Bank 1 PO102 Fuel Mechanic's Assistant chat Customer: Hello i have a 2001 vw jetta and i ran a code scan and it came up with the following codes P0101 P0104 Bank 1 PO102 Fuel System Too Lean Mis Fire Cylinder 2 can you explain what actions i should ...

P0606 - ECM/PCM Processor ErrorP2188 - System Too Rich At IdleP0106 - Manifold Absolute Pressure/Barometric Pressure Circuit Range/Performance Problem VW Mechanic: Frank@AutoPro The P0606 usually indicates an internal issue with the ECM ( …

Here is the definition for the P0606 code. P0606 Control Module Performance. Possible Causes. Clear the codes and retest the system.If the code remains, the ECM must be replaced to correct this problem. A new ECM must be programmed with the correct software/calibration.

Fault code P0606 coming up in your Toyota 4Runner is normally caused by an internal electrical fault in the ECM itself to where it has to be replaced. This code will usually only come up when there is an internal circuit fault.