Vw passat 1.9 tdi 2001 squeaking noise from the front

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firing order is 1-4-3-6-2-5.
physical cylinders and corresponding plugs and wires:
6-5-4 drivers side back to front.
3-2-1 pax side back to front.

Take all safety first and make jack in front and take car up (chk both tyres)
By hand role the tire if thires noise that mean u have bearing problem
If not u have to change tyres

The fuse box / relay plate fascia 1 is placed on the driver's lateral side of the dashboard, door open. See pictures below:




Fuse no.# 33 - F33 (15A - blue colour) = Cigarette lighter

Shut off your Volkswagen Passat before replacing a fuse. Find the fuse box on the driver's side of the car, under a plastic cover on dashboard to the left side, door open.

double sided tape and bluetac worked for me!!

Hi I am Vortash it sounds to me that your Thrust bearing on the clutch actuator arm is damaged , it is probably worn and not pushing evenly or that the cable is rusty and in need of repalcement ( hence the squeaking ? ) the cable may even be stretched ..some jettas in this country also had Hydraulic clutches and this would point to a leak ( damaged rubber seals or slave or master cylinder rubbers leak ) or air bubble , or low fluid level not actuating the thrust arm properly
hope this is of help regards Vortah

change anti roll bar bushes.Allso check coil springs are not brocken.

There may not be any other way to fix it except to replace your instrument panel. That's where your immobilizer is located. Or you could try this:

Try cold-booting the car. Remove both battery cables from the battery. Short the battery cables together (away from the battery) for about 15 seconds. Reconnect the battery. No guarantees - I found this info at tdiclub.com.

Hi,One of the fans is the regular one , the other is an auxiliary one it should come one when you turn the air on . they must be working properly . leave the car runing with the hood open and wait till fan comes on , if it does not comes on you should have it check by a tech...good luck....