pull e-brake or fuse worked on mk4. I'd assume same on mk5. easy enough to test.
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Disabling the Haldex - MK5 R32 DSG
02-06-2012 05:59 AM
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Hi All
Is there anyway I can disable the Haldex on my mk5 R32 to run it on a FWD dyno?
I have heard that the mk4's were as easy as removing a fuse , could the mk5 be the same?
If so could you please refer me to the right fuse?
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Originally Posted by zevion
IMO the first major 'R' engine failure was they put that puny little 4 pot into it to begin with.
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03-05-2012 02:40 PM
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Pulling e-brake and fuse works well enough, but the Haldex will rotate at full speed disengaged, making the oil overheat. Might not be any problems, but I wouldnt risk it..
Only really good way to do it is to remove the cardan axle or find a 4wd dyno...
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