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Schematics??

Does anyone happen to have the correct fuse/relay diagram for an 08 Passat Komfort? 2.0t tsi
So frustrating
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If you mean the actual schematic, yes I have access to that. Specifically what do you want to know?
In the other thread you wrote Using the guide in your owners manual make sure that the fuses have been put back into the proper locations. There are many times where a fuse block will have empty slots. Sometimes fuses get pulled to be checked and are accidently installed into what is supposed to be an empty location and then the place where it is supposed to be ends up not having a fuse.
If that doesn't reveal the cause of the cranks but wont start a proper diagnostic routine will. By first prooving what is missing (aka spark, fuel, or both) the process of proving why it's missing will lead to the cause.