maniek27 wrote: Oh mechanics !!!!!!!
Cables on needlap or at the bottom, colleague and cubes check corrode from water
100% and go to that and give money to the pump for a man because he is good
The answer for Maniautka's seer 27.
First of all, this fault occurs in cars of a similar class of different brands and this does not mean that if you have solved your problem in your car in such a way, it will be identical for me. Of course, every hint is worth its weight in gold, but sneering "Oh mechanics ..." testifies to small wiseral ... Unfortunately, in my case the problem was something else, no bones or cables on the shaft, etc. Maybe for you it will be another reason for wisralingu as you read my solution to the problem, but for other colleagues from the electrode probably will be useful information. I found a similar case in one of the posts here on the electrode and it was not about Seat, but Skoda Fabia. There, my friends did not stay silent like here. They gave hints, which, despite attempts, did not help. When I dealt with the problem, I described what helped and thanked everyone.
Here for you I will paste the answer from that post especially for you, maybe someone will need it. And I greet you warmly Mańku 27.?
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Problem solved. VCDS connected but original. Previously, I tried Chinese and sneezed. The old 6R0 423 156 B pump has been connected and I have read the coding 11211. The new pump had the same numbers with the letter C and the coding the other. Maybe the difference in the letters says where the steering angle sensor is. In my case, the transmission did not have any sensors. In the power steering pump one cube is factory blinded. In the new pump I entered the coding as it was in the old one and it went. Everything is flashing the steering wheel on the meter went out. Thank you for help
PS in the old pump did not go to erase the error of the steering angle sensor .... so there is no question of donating the customer ...