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  1. In hard braking at high speed if it jerks, it means an ABS is activating to prevent vehicle from skidding. In softer brake it shudnt. If its doing on softer brakes too, that means something wrong with your ABS thinking process and better get the computer check to see what fauld code is recorded and why.

    Prefer authorized VAG system check as in general OBD tool you will get code but wont see the full detail of that code.

  2. ESP and clock off is separate issue. ESP light is on due to stabilizing the car while on slippery surface or loose gravel or while hard pickup or donuts. Its electronic Stability Program suppose to kick on while it sense loss in traction. It also turns full time on when you choose ESP off and override car w/o ESP for some racing stunts etc.

    Clock must be off due to some fuse failure, check all the fuses and replace the one that is blown off.

  3. Its a crap for taking money out of ur pocket. Since decades ppl using normal air with normal tire and last for 3-5 years easy.

    Bursting happen if u drive at 20psi at 120kmp for 2 hrs. If tire pressure is checked every week and changed every 3 years - 5 years you will never have bursting tire due to overheating the rubber.

  4. an airbag fault light is indicative of a fault with the airbag. the airbag is a safety feature, as we all know.

    Have you looked into the fault or had it diagnosed/repaired by a garage?

    It should be looked at by a professional.

    That said, get the fault looked at and rectified ASAP, as you are endangering yourself and others not doing so.

    Please just dont reset it w/o looking into fault. ITS RISKY.

  5. You need to top up the PSF (Power Steering Fluid). Its in the engine bay, pop the hood and look for small canister near engine saying PSF or having icon of steering on top.

    It shud have small dipstick to see the level, check if its low. It shud be properly FULL. While pouring more fluid turn the steering full left and add, then do full right and add, this will eliminate having any air bubbles in the line and fill the fluid fully.

    Do this and im quite sure squeaking will go, if after few days it comes back then you have leak in power steering assembly or hoses or pump. Get it check and get it fixed asap, as its serious.

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