20 Most Recent 2000 Volkswagen Golf - Page 2 Questions & Answers

If it aftermarket, remove it.

Try disconnecting the battery to reset.

You probably have a bad ABS sensor on one of the tyres, I would check that first.

Have you tested the turn signal switch is voltage leaving the turn signal switch? I would think it is the switch that is the problem assuming all the fuses related to the lights are ok and not blown out.

Also check your vacuum lines and hoses, I cannot stress this enough.

demagnetized key...try the second key(service key)some times....not solved?..try taking of the car battery out for 5 minutes and try again..if it remains you need to go to tester..probably the error stayed in cars cpu..the doctor will eraise it and try again..if the problem remains yet..you need a new key...

Do you hear the fuel pump? if you do then the cutoff switch is set. you need to make sure the fuel lines are ok no bends

You did put 134a back in? But possibly not enough? There is a pressure safety switch somewhere in the system that detects pressure and opens the circuit if not enough freon. At least that is where I would start. Does the Compressor turn freely otherwise by hand? Did you get enough compressor oil into the system (new Compressors need special charge with compressor oil).

the complaint you have is indicating over fueling. you need to check fuel pressure, pressure regulator, injectors, as well as check for codes in the computer.

Should not be that I know of.

Bad sensor on the brake master cylinder.

Slipping clutch.

what are the diagnostic codes? if they are manufacturer codes they should be 5 digits, if they are generated using a non manufacturer scan tool they will be 5 digits beginning with a letter, in your case most likely P for powertrain then four numbers ex. p0121, you may also have U codes or B codes which are basically body and communication codes. Scan the codes, write em down, clear them again, and see which ones come back. The better scan tool the more info you can extract from the vehicle. Keep an eye on the check engine light, immobiliser/security lights etc. Could be a key/programming/relearn issue. Im here if you need me. Regards, -Tim Messina

Is the check engine light on? Scan for codes. Auto parts store can usually do it for you.