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Vw Golf 4 exclamation point on the board - Red indicator (!).

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  • #1 16805498
    Tomol94
    Level 6  
    Hello. I have a Golf 4 1.9 tdi. When I pass a few meters, the indicator lights up with an exclamation mark in red (!), Squeaks 3 times and then only flashes. I have a good level of brake fluid, I have new brake pads. I have a separate control (p) from the handbrake. I will add that I am stuck with ABS - can it affect something with Abs or something else? GREETINGS.
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  • #2 16805562
    Chupacabra
    Level 33  
    Tomol94 wrote:
    I will add that I'm stuck with ABS - can it affect something with Abs or something else? .

    Of course. After exceeding the speed of 20 km / h, the car reports an ABS system error. Bring the system to order and everything will be back to normal.
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  • #3 16805915
    Eidems
    Level 29  
    Tomol94 wrote:
    Hello. I have a Golf 4 1.9 tdi. When I pass a few meters, the indicator lights up with an exclamation mark in red (!), Squeaks 3 times and then only flashes. I have a good level of brake fluid, I have new brake pads. I have a separate control (p) from the handbrake. I will add that I am stuck with ABS - can it affect something with Abs or something else? GREETINGS.

    I had a similar solution, the prosaic solution, the old fuse had a weak contact, I replaced it with a new one and it still works today.
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  • #4 16805937
    Chupacabra
    Level 33  
    There may be a problem with the module supply and maybe with communication with one or several wheel speed sensors.
  • #5 16806481
    Tomol94
    Level 6  
    Eidems wrote:
    Tomol94 wrote:
    Hello. I have a Golf 4 1.9 tdi. When I pass a few meters, the indicator lights up with an exclamation mark in red (!), Squeaks 3 times and then only flashes. I have a good level of brake fluid, I have new brake pads. I have a separate control (p) from the handbrake. I will add that I am stuck with ABS - can it affect something with Abs or something else? GREETINGS.

    I had a similar solution, the prosaic solution, the old fuse had a weak contact, I replaced it with a new one and it still works today.

    Are you referring to these three 30A guns on the battery?
  • #6 16806490
    mod22
    Level 28  
    Check the oil. Level and when to exchange.

    Moderated By CameR:

    Reg. 3.1.11. Do not send messages that do not contribute to the discussion.

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  • #7 16806498
    Tomol94
    Level 6  
    mod22 wrote:
    Check the oil. Level and when to exchange.

    The oil in the engine has nothing to do with the brake system, and this indicator suggests something just with the brake system.
  • #8 16806547
    leonov
    Level 43  
    And what a problem to do diagnostics, and do not guess the guesses.
  • #9 16806584
    Chupacabra
    Level 33  
    Why these combinations. Make the order with ABS. You can connect under the computer so that you do not look in the dark, which element does the problem.
  • #10 16806720
    psilos1
    Level 32  
    Check not only the fuses on the battery but the box itself - often contacts are burning
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Topic summary

The discussion revolves around a red exclamation mark indicator issue in a VW Golf 4 1.9 TDI, which activates after driving a short distance, accompanied by three beeps and then flashing. The user has confirmed adequate brake fluid levels and new brake pads, while also mentioning a separate handbrake control. Responses suggest that the problem may be linked to the ABS system, with recommendations to check for ABS errors, inspect fuses for weak contacts, and ensure proper communication with wheel speed sensors. Diagnostics are advised to pinpoint the exact issue, as the indicator is primarily related to the brake system.
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