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Checking the fuel delivery rate of the fuel pump for delivery G6 (0.5 bar low-pressure fuel system) — VW

Checking the fuel delivery rate of the fuel pump for delivery G6 (0.5 bar low-pressure fuel system) on VW: 17 steps, engines CBAA, CBAB, CBBA, CBBB.

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

17 steps 13 engine codes

🧭 Before you start

Fits: VW Tiguan I (5N, 2007–2016)

  • Special tools named: VAS 6551/1
  • Renewed: defective line

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  • Separate quick-release fastener (A) (black or with black marking) of fuel supply line. Separate plug-in connectors .
  • The fuel pump is now actuated for 30 seconds.
  • Make sure that fuel supply line between fuel pump and engine compartment is not kinked, crushed or damaged.
  • Pull fuel supply line (black or black marking) (A) off fuel delivery unit. Separate plug-in connectors .

🔧 Engine codes this applies to

📐 48 workshop diagrams for CBAA

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

Checking the fuel delivery rate of the fuel pump for delivery G6 (0.5 bar low-pressure fuel system) — CBAA · diagram 1
Checking the fuel delivery rate of the fuel pump for delivery G6 (0.5 bar low-pressure fuel system) — CBAA · diagram 2
Checking the fuel delivery rate of the fuel pump for delivery G6 (0.5 bar low-pressure fuel system) — CBAA · diagram 3
Checking the fuel delivery rate of the fuel pump for delivery G6 (0.5 bar low-pressure fuel system) — CBAA · diagram 4
Checking the fuel delivery rate of the fuel pump for delivery G6 (0.5 bar low-pressure fuel system) — CBAA · diagram 5
Checking the fuel delivery rate of the fuel pump for delivery G6 (0.5 bar low-pressure fuel system) — CBAA · diagram 6
Checking the fuel delivery rate of the fuel pump for delivery G6 (0.5 bar low-pressure fuel system) — CBAA · diagram 7
Checking the fuel delivery rate of the fuel pump for delivery G6 (0.5 bar low-pressure fuel system) — CBAA · diagram 8
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📋 Procedure

  1. Disconnect connector (A) on supplementary fuel pump V393 or fuel pump 2V277.
  2. Separate quick-release fastener (A) (black or with black marking) of fuel supply line. Separate plug-in connectors .
  3. Connect line of pressure tester VAS 6551/1 to fuel supply (A).
  4. Feed open end of line in the measuring tank.
  5. Connect vehicle diagnostic tester, and then carry out guided function "“Checking electrical fuel pump(s)”". [Note: The fuel pump is now actuated for 30 seconds.]
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  1. When fuel stops flowing, read amount of fuel delivered as indicated on measuring container. Specification: min. 1000 ml/30 s
  2. Make sure that fuel supply line between fuel pump and engine compartment is not kinked, crushed or damaged.
  3. If necessary, renew defective line, and repeat test.
  4. If it is not kinked, crushed or damaged, remove rear bench seat General body repairs, interior72Rear seats; Removing and installing bench seat / individual seats.
  5. Detach carpet under seats, and fold it back General body repairs, interior70Trims, interior; Assembly overview - foot rest and floor covering.
  6. Remove cover of fuel delivery unit.
  7. Pull fuel supply line (black or black marking) (A) off fuel delivery unit. Separate plug-in connectors .
  8. Connect line of pressure tester VAS 6551/1 to fuel supply (A).
  9. Feed open end of line in the measuring tank.
  10. Connect vehicle diagnostic tester, and then carry out guided function "“Checking electrical fuel pump(s)”". [Note: The fuel pump is now actuated for 30 seconds.]
  11. When fuel stops flowing, read amount of fuel delivered as indicated on measuring container. Specification: min. 1000 ml/30 s
  12. Check voltage supply and current draw of fuel pump.
Workshop diagrams

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Workshop data on this page last updated 20 Sep 2026.