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Volkswagen Touran - Reset the clock / mileage memory after turning the key.

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  • #1 16613013
    pietrek3121
    Level 11  
    Dear Users, I had this problem yesterday:

    The car is Volkswagen Touran 1.9 diesel, manufactured in 2004. The temperature and fuel level indicators do not drop to zero, even after disconnecting the battery.

    After turning the key, they drop to zero and go up again, while the clock, radio, etc. settings are reset (as with disconnecting the battery). After a while, everything turns on again and the car starts without any problems.

    I recorded a video of how it looks like: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=e5PikjY9sWQ
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  • #2 16614424
    Ireneo
    Level 42  
    Have you checked the fuses?
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  • #3 16614815
    petdog
    Level 12  
    Check the fuses and whether they are in their place, or the memory of the meter is released
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  • #4 16615059
    rob4028
    Level 25  
    "+30" is missing on the clocks.
    Check and, if necessary, repair.
  • #5 16617671
    pietrek3121
    Level 11  
    rob4028 wrote:
    "+30" is missing on the clocks.
    Check and, if necessary, repair.


    Can I ask you to explain what this "+30" is?

    In the meantime, I was able to borrow a diagnostic computer, it detects error 01317 and the F17 fuse responsible for it, located in the fuse box under the hood, is on. Based on the previous answers, my guess is that the clocks will be replaced, right?
  • #6 16617967
    kisiol
    Level 20  
    Or maybe check the harness for abrasions and short circuits
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  • #7 16618748
    Ireneo
    Level 42  
    I don't want to look for it, and I'm not alpha and omega, so write what this fuse F17 is responsible for and a description of this error. You want help a little help too ...
  • #8 16622709
    pietrek3121
    Level 11  
    The problem has been resolved. The cause was that the BSI box was wet.
    Fuse F17 (error J285 / 01317) which is responsible for maintaining the watch memory, indicators, radio memory shorted with the path that the signal current goes to the starter.
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Topic summary

The discussion revolves around a 2004 Volkswagen Touran 1.9 diesel experiencing issues with the temperature and fuel level indicators not resetting to zero after disconnecting the battery. Users suggest checking the fuses, specifically fuse F17, which is linked to the memory of the clock and indicators. The author later identifies that the problem was due to a wet BSI box causing a short circuit, which affected the functionality of the indicators and memory settings. The error code 01317 was detected, indicating a fault related to the F17 fuse.
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