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May 13, 2007
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Does anyone know if block 062 is the correct block to see if the throttle potentiometer is doing it's job ok?

Here is a log in 3'th gear with pedal fully clamped. But dont know if its the right block :confused:

Code:
	Group A:	'062				Group B:	'115			
		Duty Cycle	Duty Cycle	Duty Cycle	Duty Cycle		RPM	Load	Absolute Pres,	Absolute Pres,
	TIME					TIME				
Marker	STAMP	 %	 %	 %	 %	STAMP	 /min	%	 mbar	 mbar
2	1635,8	15,6	84,8	24,6	12,1	1636,36	2600	77,4	1870	1000
	1636,96	85,2	14,8	77,7	38,7	1637,55	3000	124,1	1790	1480
	1638,11	85,2	14,8	77,7	38,7	1638,69	3480	121,8	1830	1450
	1639,25	85,2	14,8	77,7	38,7	1639,77	3960	123,3	1830	1470
	1640,33	84,8	15,2	77,7	38,7	1640,96	4400	124,1	1800	1450
	1641,58	85,2	14,8	77,7	38,7	1642,14	4840	124,1	1760	1430
	1642,69	85,2	14,8	77,7	38,7	1643,27	5280	124,8	1810	1490
	1643,77	85,2	14,8	77,7	38,7	1644,36	5640	133,8	1870	1530
	1644,99	85,2	14,8	77,7	38,7	1645,6	6040	127,1	1870	1590
	1646,16	85,2	14,8	77,7	38,7	1646,72	6400	119,5	1760	1510
 
Btw. The EPC light comes on when turning to ignition, after a like 5 seconds some of the lamps dissapers, but EPC stays on with the battery light etc. until I start the car. Is this normal?
 
Hmmm... might be the reason why my car is not boosting correctly! Odd thing i though that vagcom does not show any errors at all.
 
So when turning to the ignition setting, all icon lid up and the EPC, Battery, "green light thing", parking brake and the Engine remains on until I start op the engine. I guess the others are normal? But not EPC?
 
So the EPC icon should dissapear shortly after is was lid? (The icon is not there when the car has been started up)
 
I think the 77,7% from the third collum is a bit low, can anyone confirm that? I read on a TT forum that the fourth collum should be the half of the third. So 38,7 seems ok.

But they also talked about a tolerance of 12-97% Which in my case i lacking 20%! Does anyone have the opportunity to test this on a LCR?
 
This was what I found on a TT forum:

ECU Block 062 – Accelerator Pedal
The DBW accerelator pedal has two position senders, G79 and G185, in a joint housing. The sender potentiometers are connected so that the voltage from G79 is twice the voltage from G185. The ECU converts the voltage values to percentage values, 5V corresponding to 100%.

Enter the ECU Measuring Block 062.
Press the accelator pedal slowly. The values in fields 3 and 4 should increase steadily. The tolerance ranges are 12% … 97% and 4% … 49%, respectively.
Check that the value in field 4 is about half of the value in field 3.