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I have 1.4 2005 Citi Chico the engine seemed very sluggish so I checked the spark plugs and it seemed like 1 cylinder was not firing, I replaced the spark plugs but i seem to have the same problem on the same cylinder. The spark plug lead is emitting a spark when held near the cylinder head so i do not think it is the lead. What else could be my problem?

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Or could be one of the coils not firing properly test your coil plug

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A spark cable cud b worn

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You need to get a compression test done to determine if the cylinder has compression and the fuel injector needs to be tested

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  • Posted on Feb 17, 2009

SOURCE: Clutch repair 2005 VW Chico

You need to empty the engine from all fluids, tehn remove air filter and other parts, mount your Golf on a bridge and remove the clutch pressure plate assembly mounted on a side of the engine.

You will need special tools to align and mount the new pressure plate, and you will need to follow a procedure to reinstall the clutch without removing the transaxle.

Replacing the clutch is not an easy task for a beginner, if you do it yourself, get the haynes manual with the complete illustrated procedure.

After replacing you will have to adjust the clutch. See CLUTCH REPLACEMENT PROCEDURES.


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  • Posted on May 20, 2009

SOURCE: buzzing problem from my citi golf chico dashboard

the buzzing is most likely the speedo cable ive had a few older cars that do this you might try having someone oil the cable if they can or you can as for the oil light it might be low oil pressure or a bad oil level sensor or even a dirty plug on the sensor

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  • Posted on Sep 11, 2009

SOURCE: MY VW CITI CHICO 2001 1.4i temperature guage faulty?

good chance you t-stat is stuck open that will cause the temp gauge to not get all the way to normal operating temp. also e.c.t can cause this problem. good luck hope that helps. to bridge your connector it will not really tell you to much if you take a multi meter and check the green wire and put the other wire to ground you can see the signal voltage less then 6v

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  • Posted on Jul 14, 2010

SOURCE: The heat guage sometimes work and sometimes not.

bad wiring.... gauges are notorious for being troublesome which is why you see the hot rodders often add non electronic analog meters sticking right out of the air grill between the fron glass and the hood. They don't trust the electronic ones and they don't read out nearly as well as the older style.

Clean contacts can solve your problem. I use a brass toothbrush for this. Some places make a fiberglass pen to clean contacts but even an old toothbrush or some 400 grit sandpaper rolled up can help immensely.

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  • Posted on Jun 14, 2011

SOURCE: I want to replace spark

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