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Old 02-15-2018, 07:40 AM
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Hey all. Have a heating problem. When the engines temperature is 90 c on idle rmp heater blows cold air. On high rmp blows hot air. But the thing is then the ignition is on and engine off heater blows hot air after starting engine heater blows cold and get foult code 00739 - Coolant recirculation pump Upper limit exceeded. Already changed water pump, flushed heating system. Any solution? 3.0 tdi

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Have you changed the heater control valve, which is located in the plenum ? The solenoids in this part can stick that can affect the air temp in the cabin.
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Yes. I have cleaned all inside parts
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The fault code you ID (00739) doesn't show up in the Bentley Repair Manual. If it was a SAE DTC, it would have "P" prefix with four digits. If a VAG DTC, it would be a five digit number. What scanner, e.g. VCDS, are you using to detect the DTC?
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That scanner would appear to be a generic OBD-II scanner, which may not correctly display the codes in SAE or VAG format. Without either the SAE P code of the VAG code, there is way to find the repair procedure in the A6 C6 Bentley Repair Manual.
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Thanks. Ill scan the car with normal scanner.
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have checked sensors.and radiator
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Originally Posted by Audi a6 owner
Thanks. Ill scan the car with normal scanner.
You'll need to scan with a vcds
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Originally Posted by hichamaziz
have checked sensors.and radiator
what sensors?

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