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VOLKSWAGEN CC CHECK ENGINE LIGHT FLASHING FULL
VOLKSWAGEN CC CHECK ENGINE LIGHT FLASHING CODE

I love my mk6 but I just want the damn thing to run and drive again.A check engine light can indicate a broad spectrum of problems with your 2010 Volkswagen Passat. I am very new to the volkswagen community, and am still learning about how everything operates on these cars. Any thoughts or ideas of what might be happening to my car would be highly appreciated.

They are saying they think it's time to send it off to volkswagen to see if they might have the right scan tool and equipment to find the root cause and be able to clear the can sensor code. This is getting old, the car has been in and out of the shop for 4 months now. A wierd thud, misfiring, a blinking check engine light and EPC.

VOLKSWAGEN CC CHECK ENGINE LIGHT FLASHING FULL

They then released the car back to me again, I took it for a drive, gave it full throttle, and same exact thing. Once again all was good, and the car ran great, but still a check engine light for a cam sensor. Then after bringing it back, the discovered that the third coil was bad and replaced it. It felt just like how my car was before I brought it into the shop for repairs.

Then I decided to give it full throttle, and felt a noticeable thud in the engine, it than started misfiring immediately, lost a lot of power, and EPC light came on once again. Except the car felt low on power compared to how it used to be. I drove it for a bit, check engine light still on. Anyway the car seemed to run fine, and all seemed good, so it was then released back to me. The previous owner JB welded it together. Shortly after, the upper radiator hose exploded while the car was running, and was replaced as well lol. So he then took the valve for the cam position sensor, and replaced it with a new one. He tried everything he could do on that Snap on scan tool to find a cam relearn, or something to clear the code. The technician then hooked up a scan tool to it, and determined that the cam position sensor was reading just fine, the voltage to the sensor was correct, and the cam was at 28° as spec.

VOLKSWAGEN CC CHECK ENGINE LIGHT FLASHING CODE

It ran amazing, but there was still a check engine light, the code was for a cam position sensor, circuit low. Then my car my car was running once again. The cylinder head was then replaced, new timing chain, new guides, new cam, new lifters, new spark plugs, new coils, new fluids and gaskets. Warranty was then involved and we made a claim. Did a leak down test and confirmed a bad exhuast valve or guide. Messed with the coils, all the coils seemed to be okay. Brought it to my dealership to get diagnosed, the technician hooked up a scan tool and read the codes.

Then it started misfiring really bad, check engine light started blinking, and EPC light came on. Restarted the car, and a check engine light appeared, I wasn't so worried a t the time. Stopped for a bit, when I reached my destination. Took it on a 400 mile road trip out of town. I had only put about 1200 miles on the car. Then a month later it needed a new battery, which I replaced as well.

I also purchased an extended warranty for the car, new tires, and a new rear hatch mechanism. The car looked well taken care of with only 91,000 miles upon purchase. So I work at a Lithia Dodge dealership, and recently bought a 2012 Mk6 GTI 2.0L TSI back in October 2020.

Volkswagen cc check engine light flashing