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Re: 2001 VW PASSAT GLX. QUESTION DOES THIS CAR HAVE A...
Yes, you do have a fuel filter. It's under the vehicle, passenger side, below seating area, mounted on the frame rail in the fuel line. Shouldn't be too hard to get to. Hope this helps!
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The fuel filter is under the right rear of the car near the fuel tank. If you face the car from the rear it is on the right side by the rear tire and the fuel
tank. Easy to spot.
Check in the black power box under the hood. Pull cover off and there is a diagram explaining what is what. Check the ignition fuse and fuel pump relay.
it could happened after washing , i think they have wash the car and some amount of water got in side of fuel flap sensor , try to clean it, or you have to replace it. thanks.
Hello jansivicek: My name is Roger and I will help you. To locate the fuel filter raise the right rear of the car. Remove or at least pull back the fender liner. The fuel filter is located behind the right rear housing liner. Please rate the quality of your answer. This way we know you answer was helpful. Thank You for using Fix Ya. Roger
First change transmission fluid and filter if not done in the last 30K miles. The transmission fluid breaks down after much time/many miles. This is the least expensive thing that you can do that may fix your problem. Hope this is it, since ANYthing else to solve this is going to be expensive.
See http://www.blauparts.com/vw/vw_fluid/vw_automatic_transmission_fluid.shtml for DIY, this site has good prices on OEM VW and Audi parts, very reputable.
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