20 Most Recent 2006 Volkswagen Caddy 1.6 Questions & Answers

try changing the throttle pedal its a fly by wire and the piece inside the cab often gives problems .for whatever reason like its got wet .dust or it just gives up .

we refuse permission. and what if it does not want to change?

The Z88G is the correct one because the Z362 belongs to the Golf 4's.

IF HOOD INDICATION IS OK AND HOOD CLOSED AND STILL NOT WORKING TRY RESETING THE MOTOR BY TAKING OUT THE CONNECTOR AND LEAVE IT OUT FOR AT LEAST 5 MIN.TRY WORKING IT AGAIN.IF NOT WORKING REPLACE THE MOTOR.

ESP stands for Electronic short protection you need to get it into a shop

Wiring diagrams can be obtained on ErWin. Google will take you there.

Hi Stephen, Keep in the fore front of your mind that the steering wheel is fitted with an explosive air bag. The center piece of the steering wheel is removed by removing the fixing screws rom behind the steering wheel. Once those have been removed, disconnect the electrical connections by unplugging and place the unit aside. Behind that is the fixing nut holding the steering wheel. Loosen it and then using a puller remove the steering wheel. Behind the steering wheel is a special cassette which contains a special wiring loom which must be realigned correctly if removed or if a new unit is fitted. Failure to align it will result in it being broken or damaged. Reassembly is opposite. Regards John

Hi Sounds like the earth disc under the steering wheel but dont damage the s/wheel when removing and make sure its straight before removing and the same when refitting.

Hi. If this is a auto or DSG then there is no need to top up if there is no leak. A manual, there is a 17mm allen cap plug in the front of the gearbox.

change diesel filter as well and check fuel pressure as well......does spring coil apears correctly when ignition on......need info to help further

NEED WHAT EXACTLY??

ESP is the electronic gas pedal itself. Housed within it is the ESP controller (ECU). Check if your floor mat is hindering the pedal.

Finding the relays under the front bonnet engine compartment in the fuse box is easy but finding out which relay of the four relates to what their purpose is, is another thing. The hand books certainly do not cover this. Good luck if you work them out. I am studying them now.