2006 Volkswagen Jetta TDI 1.9 BRM engine. Vacuum line trouble shooting.
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Oil, air filter and fuel filter are nothing to do with your issue. If it 'revs through the roof' and doesn't move, your issue is a burned out clutch or a problem with the automatic gearbox.
You can trace vacuum leaks two ways.
The cheap way. buy a 3 foot length of 1/4" plastic hose and stick one end in your ear. Wave the other end around and follow the noise.
Take it to a garage and they do a smoke test. They pressurize the system with a smoke generator and see where it appears from. The test takes a couple of house on a slow leak and 5 minutes on a big one.
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Volkswagen Polo 1.4 Automatic. I can't move when engaged into drive or reverse. What can be the problem please?
This will likely take a diagnosis by a professional mechanic. The problem has about 4 different possible causes and I can't eliminated them for you. 1. The hydraulic pump might have not been installed correctly. 2. Your transmission fluid might be low. 3. The transmission might have been damaged before or during the pump replacement. 4. The solenoid pack that regulates the flow of fluid in the valve body might be faulty causing the transmission to malfunction. I am sorry to tell you that Volks wagons are expensive to work upon. I will mention that in another brand of Japanese car, a bad interlocking solenoid could be bypassed by pressing a button or jamming a wire in it to keep it depressed and the car would shift gears then. A mechanic might say the assembly might have to be fixed when only the solenoid had to be replaced. But as some of the potential causes are likely to ruffle a mechanic, depending if stay with the one that changed the pump, I don't want to "stir" trouble and my last comment may be totally useless. Sadly, you will have to make use of a professional mechanic experienced with Volkswagons. This is going to sting and I am truly sorry for your predicament. You never know your luck. Maybe it is low transmission fluid.
Volkswagen Polo Playa 1600. Need help to find my fuel relay in it.
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Need year as well ideally
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Volkswagen Polo 3 Classic fuse and relay
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It is located under the dashboard on the driver's side and is covered by a protective cover. Block location. Type 1.
Volkswagen Polo (mk6; 2018-2022) fuses and relays
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Vw golf .... alpha...... safe 2
"2 safe" means that your radio was in safe mode, and then the code was improperly entered 2 times. you either need to disconnect your battery and leave it for up to 4 hours (i've been told), or leave your key in the ignition for around an hour.
once it comes out of "2 safe" mode, then it will just say SAFE and give you the numbers 1-0-0-0. You just need to enter the 4 digit code (using your pre-set numbers 1-2-3-4 to change the numbers), then hold the seek > button and your radio should come on.
If you don't have the code, call VW. they'll find your code for free. they did for me. if not they'll charge like $50 or something.
Golf user manual
you can call your local vw dealer and get the factory manual for $50.00
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