2012 Volkswagen Golf TDI, 2D Hatchback, Automatic DCT TransFACTORY OEM SERVICE PROCEDURE

Vehicle Electrical Control Module System Connector End View (J519, T52b)

Fig 1: Vehicle Electrical Control Module System Connector End View (J519, T52b)
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Cavity Function
1 Fuse 15 on fuse holder C -SC15-
2 Rear window wiper motor -V12-, windscreen and rear window washer pump -V59-
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5 Tank filler flap locking motor -V155-/fuel tank cap detection switch -F334-
6 ...
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8 ...
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11 Rear lid electric opener motor -V254-
12 Terminal 15 voltage supply relay -J329-
13 ...
14 Heater/heat output switch -E16- Heated rear window warning lamp -K10-
15 Switch and instrument illumination regulator -E20-
16 ...
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21 Heated front seats control unit -J774-
22 Heated rear window relay -J9-
23 ...
24 Hazard warning lights button -E229-
25 ...
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28 Terminal 75 voltage supply relay 1 -J680-
29 Terminal 50 voltage supply relay -J680-
30 Switch and instrument illumination regulator -E20-
31 ...
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33 Rain/light recognition sensor -G397- LIN bus, wiper motor control unit -J400-
34 ...
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36 Alarm horn -H12- interior monitoring sensor -G273-
37 Interior monitoring deactivation switch -E267-/deactivation button for vehicle inclination sender -E360-
38 Fuel supply relay -J643-, fuel pump control unit -J538- depending on equipment
39 ...
40 Headlight washer system relay -J39-
41 Dual tone horn relay -J4-
42 Positive connection 4 (30a) in dash panel wiring harness -A168-
43 Positive connection 2 (30a), in interior wiring harness -B150-
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50 Front left entry light -W31-/front right entry light -W32
51 Positive connection 2 (58b), in interior wiring harness -B238-
52 367 - ground connection 2, in main wiring harness
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