Cvrt query

Lorne Malvo

Hi guys,
Does anyone know if an abs and a traction control warning light on a VW golf will prevent it from passing the CVRT first time?
And if not, will the vehicle require a retest after diagnosis of the fault?
The light only comes on after the van reaches a certain speed. Is the vehicle put in motion during the test?

Dirty Nails

Lorne Malvo wrote: »

Hi guys,
Does anyone know if an abs and a traction control warning light on a VW golf will prevent it from passing the CVRT first time?
And if not, will the vehicle require a retest after diagnosis of the fault?
The light only comes on after the van reaches a certain speed. Is the vehicle put in motion during the test?

What's the certain speed,or is it a secret?
Make sure you haven't an odd size tyre on it somewhere.

Lorne Malvo

Lorne Malvo wrote: »

.............
Does anyone know if an abs and a traction control warning light on a VW golf will prevent it from passing the CVRT first time?...

Yes, it's a fail.

monseiur

Lorne Malvo wrote: »

Hi guys,
Does anyone know if an abs and a traction control warning light on a VW golf will prevent it from passing the CVRT first time?
And if not, will the vehicle require a retest after diagnosis of the fault?
The light only comes on after the van reaches a certain speed. Is the vehicle put in motion during the test?

Van probably needs a new ABS sensor cable. Your local indy garage with car diagnostic tool will tell you within seconds which wheel.
Would guess a new cable supplied & fitted should be under €100
Better replace it before test and save the cost of re test....assuming everything else is OK

Dirty Nails

Augeo wrote: »

Yes, it's a fail.

It should be anyway,but if the light doesn't come on untill 100k they mightn't see it. Hence my question about the speed.:o

Lorne Malvo

Dirty Nails wrote: »

It should be anyway,but if the light doesn't come on untill 100k they mightn't see it. Hence my question about the speed.:o

The light comes on at 55 kilometres/hr. I suspect that it's a rear wheel sensor as this is a common occurrence with these vans. Do you know if the vehicle rear wheels will be in motion? It's a front wheel drive BTW.

Rear wheels will be in motion but not at that speed. The fault could well occur during test though as the car/van will be on rollers for the brake test.

Lorne Malvo

Augeo wrote: »

Rear wheels will be in motion but not at that speed. The fault could well occur during test though as the car/van will be on rollers for the brake test.

Thanks; anyone know what speeds are applied on the brake testing?

Dirty Nails

Lorne Malvo wrote: »

Thanks; anyone know what speeds are applied on the brake testing?

I think about 30km/h but open to correction