Had My 6n2 GTi on vag.com and the following faults came up. Ive got The exhaust emission check light on by the way.
16514 - oxygen (lambda) sensor b1 s1: malfunction in circuit
16556 - fuel trim bank 1 system too rich
16517 - oxygen (lambda) sensor b1 s1: response to slow
16555 - fuel trim bank 1 system to lean
17511 - oxygen (lambda) sensor heating b1 s1 : performance too low
17927 - camshaft adjustment bank 1 malfunction
What parts you reckon need replacing to get rid of these?
Cheers Dan
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sharpspark
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Re: VAG.COM Faults Help
I've had a look on the Ross-Tech Wiki site and it seems to be that most of the fault codes are relating to the Lambda sensor.
The causes of '16555 - fuel trim bank 1 system to lean' is the Mass Air Flow sensor.
Here, have a look for yourself
Ross-Tech Wiki!
Sorry, I haven't been much help.
The causes of '16555 - fuel trim bank 1 system to lean' is the Mass Air Flow sensor.
Here, have a look for yourself
Ross-Tech Wiki!Sorry, I haven't been much help.
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Re: VAG.COM Faults Help
6n2s dont have a MAF lol 
Thats a problem with the lambda sensors for sure - check the wiring underneath the car.
Thats a problem with the lambda sensors for sure - check the wiring underneath the car.
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Re: VAG.COM Faults Help
nice one cheers mate