Cheeers! Only from a dire, annoying, expensive, hair pulling trial and error experience could I have come up with that! I now own a VAG com for future "problems" after my crank sensor died.
 
I can back that up. 1.5 hrs labour plus £45 for the new sensor. I only say expensive before as I wasted time and money on "repairing" the wrong darn things! And 2 rental cars at the time!!!
Its only made more awkward as the sensor is in a stupid place next to the oil filter which involves removing an engine mount etc. Otherwise its a simple plug in job!
The reason mine died was due to the oil pressure switch leaking oil all over the connector.
 
Not sure mate, The AA guy hooked his lappy up to it and it didnt work.

Midland VW have had it since monday morning and i believe they did it through VAGcom..

yeah, rearly see change out of a £100 on a mk2. I was going to have it serviced but just need it back as my work need there mondeo back....
 
A basic service is real easy. Oil, Oil filter, air filter (or clean if re-usable), check plugs, leads etc. and a scan with Vagcom if you have it.

Just get stuck in ;) Theres plenty of us to give you pointers or actually give you a hand.
 
Mine was about £48 from car spares and there a right swine to fit had to get the front engine mount off and a load of other bits and bobs just to get at it. And as i read somewhere before i also had spent £300 buying new dizzy,fuel filter,leads,plugs,coil etc etc :D

Hope u get it sort soon bud ;)
 
overfueling and incomplete combustion of fuel

So if your CPS had been playing up and you'd been misfiring all over the place that'd cause the carbon deposits
 
£200 and rising !!!!

Midland VW called

Crack sensor has cleard the VAG com fault

Mass Sensor and new plugs have inproved the car pick up by 100 !!!!

But its STILL dying when using the rev range...the thing just cuts out and kangeroos.:cry:



next is a new coil pack

other potentials are

Fuel pump and TB


Are the 16v and 8v TB the same ???:help: