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Re: Why is there a volks wagen emblem on the remote
Electronics companies use other major companies as a vehicle for their products. The VW Group in this case is one of the major corporations that Kenwood uses.
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it means that the oil pressure is too low for safe operation. stop and check oil level. If the level is right get it to a dealer service centre to have the pressure checked on a mechanical gauge as it may be just the sender unit. no oil pressure is very unforgiving in an engine and very costly.
could be a bad or weak fuel pump. when engine starts lower pressure will allow the engine to start and run until you try to accelerate then the fuel pump pressure demand goes up, but if not sufficient pressure available will not accelerate
To start with, the lights do not have to stay on to get code readings. If fault codes are stored, they will be there with or without the lights being on. Your computer network should be scanned with the proper equipment that is designed specifically to interface with your Volks Wagen. Please note that generic OBD code readers CANNOT do this. Volks Wagen is like a whole breed of its own. You must have a scanner with VEHICLE SPECIFIC software to work with these. (I personally own an $11,000 Snap-On Wireless Verus that will not interface properly with a Volks Wagen for many functions.)
From your description, it sounds like you either have a charging system problem or you have an engine idle control problem. It is hard to tell you without checking the vehicle in person.
The information about how fast the car is traveling is taken from the 4 ABS wheel speed sensors on each hub. This is then transmitted from the ABS control unit to the instrument panal's control unit.
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