Engine wobble = misfire?

[ibesiano]

Sorry to highlight my lack of mechanical knowledge but could anyone advise on how to remedy this?

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Drove home from work - sounds rough.

Thanks
Video link is free for two days apparently

 

[PlasticMac]

A scan is, imo, the next step.
Mac.

 

[ibesiano]

Thanks. Call out to Leeds members will scan ability!

 

[Erlingtheyounger]

Thanks. Call out to Leeds members will scan ability!

@oneflewover are you nearby and vcds’d up?

 

[ibesiano]

So work colleague has this scanner, but none the wiser. 18043?

 

[lavandism]

sure it's just that? because that's a missing connection to AC fault code.

Fault codes 18043/P1635. & 1320

Mustang-owner kindly scanned my car and looked at Ross tec for deceptions. But could not find any decription for these two codes. 18043/P1635. & 1320 I was wondering if anyone had come across these before and can tell me what they are. Many thanks in advance. David

www.a2oc.net

edit: too early to draw conclusions, but how good is the battery?

 

[PlasticMac]

Get yourself a VAG specific scan tool. VCDS Lite is cheapest, if you have a Windows laptop. Under a tenner for a KKL lead, download is free.
Can be challenging to get working, and in it's free version, very limited, but will give you all fault codes from all controllers.
OBD Eleven is a good alternative, and in it's basic form, under £40, as long as you have an Android phone.
I prefer VCDS, but I'm warming to OBD Eleven. The Bluetooth connectivity, (no cable), and the ease of emailing scan results to yourself are very convenient.
Either way if you have an FSI, a VAG specific scan tool, should be your first purchase, even before you buy the car.
Mac.

 

[ibesiano]

sure it's just that? because that's a missing connection to AC fault code.

Fault codes 18043/P1635. & 1320

Mustang-owner kindly scanned my car and looked at Ross tec for deceptions. But could not find any decription for these two codes. 18043/P1635. & 1320 I was wondering if anyone had come across these before and can tell me what they are. Many thanks in advance. David

www.a2oc.net

edit: too early to draw conclusions, but how good is the battery?

I'll get battery checked. Thanks

 

[ibesiano]

I'll get battery checked. Thanks

As the car has no AC seems unlikely btw

 

[ibesiano]

Get yourself a VAG specific scan tool. VCDS Lite is cheapest, if you have a Windows laptop. Under a tenner for a KKL lead, download is free.
Can be challenging to get working, and in it's free version, very limited, but will give you all fault codes from all controllers.
OBD Eleven is a good alternative, and in it's basic form, under £40, as long as you have an Android phone.
I prefer VCDS, but I'm warming to OBD Eleven. The Bluetooth connectivity, (no cable), and the ease of emailing scan results to yourself are very convenient.
Either way if you have an FSI, a VAG specific scan tool, should be your first purchase, even before you buy the car.
Mac.

I did do this once but the laptop died. I'll see if I can find the lead. Thanks