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|Chaz| 15th July 2019 02:22 AM

2002 S8 - 17476 Intake Air Swtich-Over Valve (N335) Open Circuit
 
As the title states, I have a 2002 S8 with this code being reported by VCDS. I cannot for the life of me from endless searching discover where exactly to check for this sensor. Please help.

MikkiJayne 15th July 2019 07:39 AM

I'm guessing from this fault that you're in the US, possibly California, since Euro cars don't have N335 as far as I can tell from the reference material.

There is provision in the air filter box on some models for it to take a warm air feed from the inlet manifold to aid with engine warm-up. There would be a vacuum valve and likely an associated solenoid to control it. From your description I suspect N335 may control that, in which case I think the first place to start is to see if you do indeed have this feature on the airbox and start following vacuum hoses.

steamship 15th July 2019 10:50 AM

Check out the following post on another forum. It shows two versions of how the vacuum system works, as well as a photo of the inside of the air box, and should hopefully help you resolve your issue.

http://www.vwaudiforum.co.uk/forum/s...vacuum-concern

BTW Since this is your first post, get along to the Introductions section and introduce yourself to the rest of the forum. We also have a penchant for photos of members cars, so expect to see requests for them :) Welcome aboard.

|Chaz| 15th July 2019 11:50 AM

Thank you for the help. I will do some more investigating when I make it home tonight. In the meantime I posted a thread as requested with a few pictures of said car.

MikkiJayne 15th July 2019 01:19 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by steamship (Post 151659)
Check out the following post on another forum. It shows two versions of how the vacuum system works, as well as a photo of the inside of the air box, and should hopefully help you resolve your issue.

Ooh well found +++


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