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    Default Dpf sensor short to plus causing glow plug light and eml – 29-01-2020,12:22 PM
    So I keep on getting a short to plus on my 1.6tdi MK6 Golf for the DPF sensor. When I clear the codes it goes away for about a day and the car feels more responsive better mpg etc. However when the eml light comes back on mpg drops and car feels sluggish and the only error I get is DPF sensor short to plus. I have changed the sensor but it only worked for a few hours before giving the same short to plus error. Any help appreciated


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    Default Re: Dpf sensor short to plus causing glow plug light and eml – 29-01-2020,07:09 PM
    You need to get your motor scanned (preferably with VAG-COM\VCDS) for any error codes logged in the ecu and post them, that will save a lot of guessing and check systems out.
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    Default Re: Dpf sensor short to plus causing glow plug light and eml – 30-01-2020,04:34 PM
    I’ve scanned it with VCDS and the only error on the car is —In Pic Below


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    Default Re: Dpf sensor short to plus causing glow plug light and eml – 31-01-2020,04:05 PM
    Its no use posting a picture as it doesn't go bigger to see the error codes.

    Just open the VCDS log file with NotePad, select all text and copy and paste in Code quotes.
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