My 2002 Passat has an intermittent start issue. At the same time the power door locks wont work. Turn the key and no crank.

Asked by Troy8299 Dec 30, 2012 at 04:04 PM about the Volkswagen Passat

Question type: Maintenance & Repair

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Matthew answered 11 years ago

I had this exact problem in my passat if you are able to there is a computer under neath the feet of the driver and the wires corrode because of a problem with that area becoming filled with water if u have the ability remove the seatpull back carpet and repair the wires that is all u need to do and mine worked fine i had to repair corrosion in i think aobut 5 or six wires.

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Matthew answered 11 years ago

If you need so me more help and pictures i can provide those for free just shoot me a email metric681@gmail.com

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immi10 answered 9 years ago

Hi i have passat same isshu no start i chek the computer is ok but no start if u have idea i do that.and i chang also fuel pump but no working me waiting ur answer

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