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Jordanzel99

Hi there. I'm new to this site because I am honestly stumped. Recently bought a mk5 2.0 petrol, not running. I had a mobile tech come out and he said he couldn't connect to the ecu and that it was fried. I took it to a repair guy and he said it was working fine and cloned it to a new ecu for me. I am now thinking it is a fuse issue. All fuses seem to be in working order, there is no R3 fuse but I believe the mk5 up to may 2005 didn't have a R3 fuse. I have seen people mention the 109 fuse however my car has the 460 fuses. But only one. There is no 460 in the B1 slot under the dash on the drivers side. Any suggestions on what to tackle next ? The engine mechanically all seems sound. It's why I believe it's an electrical issue. Again it cranks but no start and no check engine light. There is power getting to the fuel pump. Thanks in advance. #1 · Feb 13, 2021 Hi there. I'm new to this site because I am honestly stumped. Recently bought a mk5 2.0 petrol, not running. I had a mobile tech come out and he said he couldn't connect to the ecu and that it was fried. I took it to a repair guy and he said it was working fine and cloned it to a new ecu for me. I am now thinking it is a fuse issue. All fuses seem to be in working order, there is no R3 fuse but I believe the mk5 up to may 2005 didn't have a R3 fuse. I have seen people mention the 109 fuse however my car has the 460 fuses. But only one. There is no 460 in the B1 slot under the dash on the drivers side. Any suggestions on what to tackle next ? The engine mechanically all seems sound. It's why I believe it's an electrical issue. Again it cranks but no start and no check engine light. There is power getting to the fuel pump. Thanks in advance. Insert Quotes Post Reply

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