20 Most Recent 1987 Volkswagen Jetta - Page 6 Questions & Answers

What have you done as far as a diagnosis? Have you checked for any codes in the ECM? Have you checked for spark? Have you checked correct timing? Checked for fuel pressure?

Have you checked power to the A/C compressor? Are your fans working when you turn the A/C on? Have you checked for any leaks on the A/C lines that are in the engine compartment? The relay could be in the engine compartment or under the dashboard, driver side.

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Could be fuel pump problem or no spark. You can check the spark by taking one of the plugs out and seeing if there is a spark while the engine is turning over. If there is, it's probably a fuel pump or fuel filter problem.

i got a 96 Golf 3 GL 2.0L my relay and fuses are under the dash and the only fuses is just the FCU under my expansion pack. sometimes I don't get the right answer that i want, but is that it to my mk3 GL or is there more relay locations i don't know about? this is my first month owning an mk3 for the first time. hopefully i made a right choice, engine has only 96k on her. sweet right?

first, where are you getting these error codes from? a Google search finds nothing. they should be standard OBD codes. second, other than CEL, what symptoms is the vehicle exhibiting? third, check these websites for reference: http://wiki.ross-tech.com/wiki/index.php/Category:Fault_Codes http://www.bentleypublishers.com/tech/vw/vw.dtc.table.htm From model year 1996, vehicles manufactured for the North American market are equipped with a Government required diagnostic system known as On-Board Diagnostics II (OBD II). This system monitors operation and function of all engine management system activity and automatic transmission operation to insure compliance with specified emission levels. Vehicle emission levels are constantly monitored by the OBD II system and malfunctions are recognized and recorded. A Malfunction Indicator Light (MIL) in the instrument cluster alerts the driver to the fault and the need to have the system checked for fault codes. These codes follow a standard format and are known as Diagnostic Trouble Codes (DTCs). DTCs are assigned two codes. The first code is a numerical code assigned by the factory. The second code is referred to as a P-code and follows a structure required by law and defined by the Society of Automotive Engineers (SAE). This standard uses a letter to designate the system and four numbers to further identify and detail the malfunction as listed below. First digit structure is as follows:

• Pxxxx for powertrain
• Bxxxx for body
• Cxxxx for chassis
• Uxxxx for future systems

Second digit structure is:

• P0xxx Government required codes
• P1xxx Manufacturer codes for additional emission system function; not required but reported to the government

Third digit structure is:

• Px1xx measurement of air and fuel
• Px2xx measurement of air and fuel
• Px3xx ignition system
• Px4xx additional emission control
• Px5xx speed and idle regulation
• Px6xx computer and output signals
• Px7xx transmission
• Px8xx transmission
• Px9xx control modules, input and output signals

The fourth and fifth digits designate the individual components and systems.

Sounds like sticking solenoid however these have been known to throw clutch springs in change drum. pressure test and check fluid levels first

Needs a new latch. They are junk.

does it come along with total NO LIGHTS on dash? the u need the EVC ( stering column ecu ) and specific cases only goes with a new comfort module

find the vacuum leak , change the rubber vacuum hose that is leaking .

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Which speed sensor? There are two or three. One for the EEC transmission control function. Another for the speedometer. They are all connectors on the top or side of the transmission. http://www.fixya.com/cars/t27237258-location_output_speed_sensor_2007_vw Beware that there may be more than one sensor.

Got to Auto Parts store and they should - for FREE - check the codes. Or buy an OBD2 / OBDII scanner for $20 @ Walmart and check it yourself. 'We' must know the code(s) to assist. Good luck.

It could be a couple of things. If you have an older battery, low voltage can cause this issue or if the battery is ok you might need to recalibrate the steering angle settings: Start the car Now turn the steering wheel all the way to the left... Wait a second. Now turn the steering wheel all the way to the right...wait a second. Now center the wheel... Light goes out and your steering angle sensor is now re-calibrated. I hope this helps and good luck

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Have you tested for a signal on coil no1, if no signal it'll be a wiring fault or bad ecm, but the problem could be the valves to that cylinder.

Look for a cap with a steering wheel picture. Different models have it in different places, sometimes near the water reservoir.

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