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Old 01-15-2010, 12:53 PM   #1
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Jetta TDI fuel pump timing and Scangauge

I just bought a 2001 Jetta TDI (code ALH) and i'm going to change the timing belt. But I'll need the Vag-com to set the timing correctly after. Since I don't have it but have a scangauge, is the scangauge is able to display the values for the fuel pump timing? Thanks!
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Old 01-15-2010, 03:05 PM   #2
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Just for setting your timing:
http://vagcomlocator.com

I have had no success finding PID info to use for creating XGauge codes for my VW. Yours may be easier since it's probably not CAN-bus.
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Old 01-16-2010, 08:45 AM   #3
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Your best source for info on this will likely be tdiclub.com.
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EconomyDriver,
Where are you located? There is an occasionally updated database on Fred's (TDIClub.com) with those having the appropriate scanning equipment. Someone within a short distance of you is likely to be able to aid. The scanguage will not have this capability.
Also be aware that the tools used to secure the crank, cam and injection pump while the belt is removed are somewhat specialized. Engines have been damaged from failing to properly maintain synchronization of these items. Not that it can't be done, but I won't do any without appropriate locking tools.
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The factory scan tools vas 5051b and 5052 are the only ones that show all of the measured values to fully complete the start of injection adjustments. Vag-Com does show fuel temp and start time, i believe.... ( dont use it really ) and that should be enough.... but there is a graph with a non-linear relationship between fuel temp and injection times that shows whether you are within tolerance. But in all honesty.............. in an ALH car, if there's no check engine light for the start of injection.......... MAKE SURE YOU PIN THE INJECTION PUMP BEFORE REMOVING THE TIMING BELT!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! and do not let it move. If you do that then you'll be just fine without adjusting it.
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