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mannyo 18th January 2014 10:06 AM

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Originally Posted by Architex_mA8tey (Post 65493)
Alarm horn warning may well be the battery expired in the alarm horn or dribbled its contents inside - A8 parts should be able to sort out a replacement alarm horn for you.

Replaced the alarm horn this morning, and it now works and fault has gone. No obvious signs of leakage externally. The one I replaced it with from A8Parts :) has the same part number, so I guess will go the same way eventually.

HPsauce 18th January 2014 10:08 AM

Try taking the old one apart to investigate?

Architex_mA8tey 18th January 2014 11:56 AM

If you do a search I'm sure someone on here did once and sucessfully repaired theirs but it depends upon how far gone it is. +++. Edit: found the link HERE it was Daz.G

ScottD3 16th March 2014 07:07 PM

How you getting on with your handles and heaters?

I got the same issues.

I suspect many has as they seem very commoin.

mannyo 16th March 2014 08:15 PM

I've not looked at either yet, the heaters i'll leave for the time being because once we get decent weather they won't be needed anyway. Handles I'll see how they go, but as long as I can get in/out and lock the car with it remaining locked all is good.

ScottD3 17th March 2014 06:44 AM

That's my thinking for now.

I will have to get them all fixed, I do like a nice clean scan.

mannyo 17th March 2014 06:48 AM

I've never seen a D3 run a completely clear scan, they like to log erroneous fault codes at the drop of a hat. For example my sunroof works perfectly, but it sometimes pops a fault into the roof electronics for no reason at all. Just seems to be the way of the D3, the sheer number of electronic systems leading to phantom faults.

its always recommended with the D3 to clear all the fault codes and then go for a drive, then scan again and see whats cropped up and assume that these are most likely current issues.

ScottD3 17th March 2014 07:03 AM

I'm noticing that.

Always do a pre and post drive scans.

Dealing with the Touareg for errors seems to be the same.
We spent weeks chasing faults and all turned out to be a low battery.


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