What are the fault codes for FAW-Volkswagen?
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Here is a detailed introduction to the common fault codes for FAW-Volkswagen: 1. 00000 No faults detected. 2. 00001 Brake control unit. 3. 00002 Transmission control unit. 4. 00003 Control unit. 5. 00224 Disc antenna needs recalibration: (1) 00237 ABS solenoid valve: left front (N59). (2) 00238 ABS solenoid valve: right front (N58). (3) 00239 ABS solenoid valve: left rear (N57). (4) 00240 ABS solenoid valve: right rear (N56). (5) 00241 Traction control pressure regulating valve (N238). (6) 00242 Engine throttle valve (N237). 6. 00243 Engine brake. 7. 00244 ABS valve supply voltage: right front + left rear 00245 ABS valve supply voltage: left front + right rear 00246 ABS valve ground: right front + left rear. 8. 00247 ABS valve ground: left front + right rear 00248 Transmission switch (E206).
I drive a FAW-Volkswagen car, and whenever a warning light appears on the dashboard, I habitually connect a simple OBD scanner via my phone to read the trouble codes. These codes are the car's 'language,' telling you what's wrong—for example, a common P0420 might indicate low exhaust system efficiency, which frequently occurs in FAW-Volkswagen models due to fuel quality or catalytic converter aging. Once, I encountered a P0300 random misfire, and the car felt slightly shaky; after checking, I found the spark plugs needed replacement. My advice: don’t ignore minor codes casually—they can warn of major issues. If you prefer DIY, Bluetooth OBD devices are cheap, and apps can decode the meanings. Without tools, a professional diagnosis at a 4S shop is more accurate. The first letter of each code hints at the problem type: P usually relates to the engine, C to the chassis, helping quickly pinpoint the root cause and maintain safe, fuel-efficient performance.