The auxiliary coolant pump, AKA turbo after run electric coolant pump, parking heater, on a 1.8 TSI VW VAG engine did not work.
part number 1K0965561J
I removed the pump and applied 12V to it but nothing happened.
The contact on flat side of the plastic molding is the positive.
I opened the pump by prying and pulling out the bottom piece where the electric plug is, it needs to be pulled out, it can not be twisted.
I discovered a PCB inside and it was wet and full of corrosion, I cleaned it with alcohol and toothbrush and tried 12V again and the motor...
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