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Hello, I looked online for this, and most sites only supported later models... then other online sources were sketchy. Do you guys know of a reliable source for a 2006 GTI Owner's Manual in a PDF? Side note: looking for the "official" mfr recommended motor oil type or types for the 2006 FSI engine.

Thank you again, both of you, to get me headed into the right direction. I will soon start a new thread, because this has now developed into a different problem. When I start the new thread, I will post a link to that new thread here. The new thread will be about the oil leak that we discovered...

Thanks again GTI's, The whole story is too long or too annoying to tell. The summary is (1) the engine top-side OEM noise pipe is gone <it was there when I was involved during the car purchase> (2) the "noise maker" inside the cowl area may or may not be installed. There is a cap at that cowl...

Thank you both, it really helps me, and the GTI problem. I was delayed and still delayed to get back to work on this GTI. I hope to get back to this work within a few days. I will post back and add a photo ASAP. Cap/Plug is damaged via crack in the rubber. Not sure if I want to buy the 770K...

Thank you for your reply. After several views, and your comments, it seems this engine item is a bit of a mystery for most people here.... but why is it a mystery? I assume this item is part of the OEM configuration(?). My initial thought was someone here would jump up & scream "Yes! That part...

This thread got 40 views and no replies. I made an edit of my initial post, -maybe this edit will help other people reading this. Hello everyone, I stumbled while searching online, and I came-up empty. I am lost. I was not able to figure out what system this part is connected to, or what this...

I made a change to post#1. Here is the summary of that edit: These images are modified (by me) excerpts from the K0058990621 Wiring_Diagrams_and_Component_Locations PDF. I added comments into these images in order to help other MKV GTI car owners. I did not remove any copyright stamps from...

@ ROH ECHT - Ah! Ok. Got it. Side Note: I was married to a German speaking woman for 15 years; some of those years in Germany. So I quickly noticed your handle name; a good handle name. Our two kids are also lightly inflicted. I will follow-up your fuse inventory, and do an inventory on our...

I hope they would take into account "intent". Fuse location and fuse chart info should have been provided to the car owner via the Owner's Manual. It is a 14 year old car, gimme a break... Furthermore, I am not advertising this, or attempting to sell this info. This is a lone attempt to help...

Hello everyone, I recently posted these pictures in another thread. I thought these pictures might get buried in that thread, so I decided to create a new thread. I hope these pictures will help other people searching for help in the future. The Fuse Panel pictures I created are based on...

For no good reason, I decided to create a companion picture for the first picture at Post#3. The first picture was for fuse panel SA, and this new picture is for panel SB. Reminder: SA and SB are one fuse box; located inside the engine bay.

Hello again. I do not expect you to reply, but I wanted to let you know that I did not understand what you meant in your last sentence. "...And still my fuses didn't 100% match the E-Box High layout diagram it showed would be in the side dash panel." -what? The fuse panel located inside the...

I have the original car owner's manual for the 2006. The fuse ID & fuse layout info in this manual is very poor & very limited. This info is very close to worthless. I have been disappointed with the owners manual; too many sub-booklets within the binder & overall not easy to navigate. The fuse...

Update on this thread: We were able to disconnect the PSCM wiring at Fuse SA2 and at the ground wire for this system at the battery area. After removing the battery & the battery tray, we unwrapped and inspected the hot & ground wires (for the PSCM) and found no damage. We could not follow the...

Good comments, thanks. I did previously consider that; SA2 might also be powering everything inside the PSCM, and not only the motor. However, I assume that only the motor can draw HIGH amps, and enough to blow-up an 80-amp fuse. Bad assumption. Noted. I will re-scan it, if and when SA2 is not...

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Update about the GTI fuse that blew (SA2) for the power steering motor (V187): My son and I are moving very slow on this GTI repair, maybe because the car is not supporting a normal mandatory car role, it is not needed to support life and a job. Despite our slow work, we want to get our GTI...

Thank you again for your help GTI's. I bought a 1-day subscription to erWin about 6 hours ago, and I believe I have already downloaded all the info I need. I will review this subject after I sleep. I have a day-off tomorrow, so I can jump back onto this tomorrow.... in about 7 hours, or...

Here are my questions from Post #4 with answers: ((and then a new question at the bottom )) 1 - Validation that the 80A fuse is properly identified as SA2? (Yes. This is now verified) 2 - Validation that SA2 provides power ONLY to the PSCU? (Yes and No. The PSCU acronym is wrong. Using PSCM is...

Extra-extra thanks goes out to GTI's for the wiring diagram (3 pages) PDF he sent to me for the (80A - MIDI fuse type) Power Steering System. I sincerely appreciate your time to help me and my family. Also, and maybe more important, is that GTI's told me about this website...