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    Default Skoda Fabia 1.9TDI 74kw broken wires in engine

    I HAVE fABIA 1.9tdi and I have some servo problems, i think that servo for steereing wheel does not work properly. I found broken wires in engine compartment but I dont have electric scheme how to connect them. Picture is attached.
    Also I have this error codes with Vag scanner.

    Address 08: Auto HVAC Labels: 6Q0-820-045.lbl
    Part No: 6Y0 820 045
    Component: Klimaanlage X0830
    VCID: F2EF5EFB943F


    1 Fault Found:
    00705 - Relay for Coolant Fan; Stage 1 (J279)
    31-00 - Open or Short to Ground


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    Address 09: Cent. Elect. Labels: 6Qx-937-049-B.lbl
    Part No: 6Q1 937 049 B
    Component: BORDNETZ-SG. 1S31
    Coding: 17594
    Shop #: WSC 13765
    VCID: 3A7F36DB0CCF


    1 Fault Found:
    01598 - Drive Battery Voltage
    27-00 - Implausible Signal

    Any help?
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    Those brown wires are negative for any component, connect them together to a screw motor


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    And black wire? Also is ground or? when I touch black with brown there is a spark so I dont think is ground. I put back black in isolation tube to avoid that. So I have 3 broken wires 2 brown and 1 black.

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    Browns are negative, (try to connect them), check for 12v between black and brown, in a motor vag-bjb that I have does not carry the mass point in the pump tandem, the terminals of the brown wires are not original, maybe someone change their place of mooring,
    that year is the fabia? engine type?

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    2002 1, 9 tdi 74kw is engine ATD code, sterring is heavy when car is not moving. Also error for drive battrry voltqge I think Is present becaus one of this wires is not connected to ground and ecu detect incorect voltage. I think wires are origunal it is not replaced by some electrician. About relay fir cooling fun wheee is located ?

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    Hi the drive battery voltage event code is usually a bad main engine earth to engine mount or starter will look ok but corrosion forms between lead and bolt this can also cause heavy steering also water in the g250 on the rack or a break in wire from alternator blue wire or brown wire will also cause drive battery voltage event code as for the wires in the pic I'm not sure if you pm me your vin I will post some currant flow diagrams for you

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    The broken wire goes under plastic near air blower motor. Pls check image

    Vin TMBBS26Y323357542

    Also where is location for main ground in engine compartment?

    2014-09-27 14.48.11.jpg

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    This isnt original wiring from the car.

    VAG wiring colors

    black......ignition switch KL15

    brown.....earth 31
    50w Soldering Iron
    Chisel
    Sometimes Hammer

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    On all wires currently has 5v between them and battery earth. Where is main earth location in engine compartment?
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    Any other help ? No one have electric diagram to check what wires goes under plastic near air blower motor

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    Problem was solved, wires were for auxiliary heating webasto, and problem with servo was low fluid in servo.

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