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Checking current draw of fuel pump G6, engine codes CFFA, CFFB, CFGB, CLLA — VW

Checking current draw of fuel pump G6, engine codes CFFA, CFFB, CFGB, CLLA on VW: 13 steps, engines CFFA, CFFB, CFGB, CLLA.

Workshop procedure for VW — the exact step sequence and torque figures, straight from real workshop data.

13 steps 4 engine codes

🧭 Before you start

Fits: VW Passat CC (357, 2008–2012)

  • Special tools named: VAS 5565
  • Renewed: fuel delivery unit

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  • Pickup clamp of hand-held multimeterV.A.G 1715 can also be connected to red terminal with lettering "“pickup clamp”" of test instrument adapter/DSO (5-pin)VAS 5565.
  • The fuel pump is now activated for 30 seconds.

🔧 Engine codes this applies to

📐 50 workshop diagrams for CFFA

Real factory drawings for this job — timing marks, bolt locations and routing. Locked in the free view.

Checking current draw of fuel pump G6, engine codes CFFA, CFFB, CFGB, CLLA — CFFA · diagram 1
Checking current draw of fuel pump G6, engine codes CFFA, CFFB, CFGB, CLLA — CFFA · diagram 2
Checking current draw of fuel pump G6, engine codes CFFA, CFFB, CFGB, CLLA — CFFA · diagram 3
Checking current draw of fuel pump G6, engine codes CFFA, CFFB, CFGB, CLLA — CFFA · diagram 4
Checking current draw of fuel pump G6, engine codes CFFA, CFFB, CFGB, CLLA — CFFA · diagram 5
Checking current draw of fuel pump G6, engine codes CFFA, CFFB, CFGB, CLLA — CFFA · diagram 6
Checking current draw of fuel pump G6, engine codes CFFA, CFFB, CFGB, CLLA — CFFA · diagram 7
Checking current draw of fuel pump G6, engine codes CFFA, CFFB, CFGB, CLLA — CFFA · diagram 8
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📋 Procedure

  1. Fold rear seat bench up General body repairs, interior 72. Rear seat; Removing and installing bench seat / individual seats.
  2. Raise cover of fuel delivery unit.
  3. First check that connector (arrow) is fitted securely by pulling connector without pressing catch. The connector can cause a fault if it has not been fitted correctly.
  4. Pull off connector (4).
  5. Connect test instrument adapter/DSO (5-pin)VAS 5565 to connector and fuel delivery unit.
CFFA? Steps differ between engine variants — check this job against your exact car before you commit to it. Check my car — free →
  1. Connect pick-up clamp V.A.G 1526B/2(A) to red terminal with lettering "“pick-up clamp”" for test instrument adapter/DSO (5-pin)VAS 5565. [Note: Pickup clamp of hand-held multimeter V.A.G 1715 can also be connected to red terminal with lettering "“pickup clamp”" of test instrument adapter/DSO (5-pin)VAS 5565.]
  2. Switch ignition on.
  3. Connect vehicle diagnostics tester and then carry out Guided Fault Finding "“Checking electrical fuel pump(s)”". [Note: The fuel pump is now activated for 30 seconds.]
  4. Read current consumption on hand-held multimeter V.A.G 1526D: specification: max. 14.0 amperes.
  5. Remove fuel delivery unit (see the separate procedure).
  6. Check electrical wiring between flange and fuel pump for continuity.
  7. Check filter in floor of fuel delivery unit for dirt or clogging.
  8. Renew fuel delivery unit (see the separate procedure).
Workshop diagrams

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Workshop data on this page last updated 20 Sep 2026.