Nice. Easy enough to strip and clean??

Pressure sensor could make sense, mine only seems to do it when there's less gas in the tank.

Mine does this occasionally. Can be very frustrating. Sometimes I can just shut the ignition off and it's ok. Other times it'll keep on doing it. It sounds every couple of seconds and flashes.

4 new EAS airbags and oil/filter change.

I used a Passat as a taxi, took her up to nearly 300k before getting rid. Injectors were a problem and very expensive. Dual-mass fly wheel only lasts 5 mins as well. Nice cars though.

Haha. It's petrol. I probably should have jumped on here and asked opinions before buying but it came up as the correct one using the registration.

I put the type 069 on there as that came up as being correct for the vehicle but I believe that's only 70AH

Oh really? I stuck a new battery on about 6 weeks ago. I've been giving it a run at least once a week generally to keep it charged but due to having an EAS fault I haven't been keeping it up too well. Left it for 10 days, dead! I'll be looking at the central locking once EAS is sorted so maybe...

Yeah I can imagine that's annoying more than anything then? Hopefully it's just something loose then.

Turn the engine off and give the cats a tap, do they continue to rattle for a few seconds?

Nothing, battery dead again. Time for a Basil Fawlty style thrashing I think.

I'm in the middle of a EAS issue at the moment. Won't be fixed till next week (I'm hoping!)

Oh ok. Straight into laptop?

Great, thanks. I'll check that out.

I reckon you've probably hit the nail on the head there then. Yes the wheels were hanging. Best to get all the bags replaced then?

Yeah it seems weird. At first I thought pinched pipe but there's nothing near the jacking points. Literally as the wheels left the ground all the air leaked out from one. I'll give that a go shortly, cheers.

I'm happy with either area.

I've never done it and I don't have any paperwork for EAS apart from the a service.

I probably should have posted a little earlier not the night before it's due in. Though it does sound relatively easy so may delay the mechanic. Thanks to both of you I'll consider the options. PS this may help in answering what went wrong.... it started playing up after being lifted on a ramp...

My EAS pump has started running almost continuously. I know it could be a number of problems so I've decided not to speculate. I've booked it in with a specialist and it's due in tomorrow. Now what I'm worried about is the fact it's a 45min drive away, is the pump running for as long as that...