Questions & Answers for: Volkswagen Cabriolet fuel hose

hose that was on the sending unit, all of which was clogging the fuel pumps and injectors. Anyone know of a way to clean out the tank while it is installed? Otherwise, removing the tank will be a real

...hose. Bad Idle Air Control Motor (IAC) Low compression (170 psi + is OK) Start cleaning and repair these trouble spots and see is there any improvement. ==== For more advance DIY'er then you may try ...

...hose clamp. The earlier models have them by the fuel distributor and connected to banjo bolts which you cover with a rag while cracking the 19mm bolt while countering it with a 21-22mm wrench on the ...

...to the accel. pedal, like it is fuel starved. when it stalls, it generally starts right back up. could be an air leak,check the hose from the inlet manifold to the brake servo,(common

fuel pump hose and pull the blue hose from the return line. Disconnect the brake hoses from both sides of the rear axle and plug them. Disconnect the rear axle from both sides of the body and allow it

I have a 1985 VW Cabriolet that will not start. The engine turns over, we have fuel and spark. We have replaced several parts trying to figure this out and we are stumped. Any help would be greatly ...

hose that gose to the bottom of the coolent resavor  that gets very hot the line gets the plug on the distribtor overheated and shuts down till it cools i wraped that line in a heat shilded 

i need to know how to connect the hoses from the gas tank to the motor your fuel line coming from the tank should be connected to the fuel pump. from the fuel pump it goes to the carb...that if youve ...

...and thoughly cleaning it. Use only mass air flow sensor cleaner and no brushes it is very delicate. Also Found a vacuum leak in the brake power booster hose. A fuel system cleaner helped a little

...write up and idles fine step on the gas and it bogs down? Please have the fuel pressure checked and if that is OK I would suspect a cracked engine air intake hose or a defective Mass Airflow