Have a 2001 vw beetle 2ltr and the window on the driver side stop working but when you unplug it from the window regulator and plug it back in it works again for 10 mins

For the 1972 VW Beetle, the ignition coil is typically connected to the positive terminal of the ignition switch, and the negative side of the coil is connected to the distributor. The distributor then sends the spark to each spark plug to ignite the fuel in the cylinders. The wires going to the ignition coil should be two different colors: one for the positive side and one for the negative side. The positive wire should be connected to the ignition switch, and the negative wire should be connected to the distributor. Regarding the voltage regulator, if you are not getting any current on one side of the prongs, it could be a sign of a faulty voltage regulator. However, it's also possible that there could be a wiring issue or a bad connection. One way to test the voltage regulator is to use a multimeter to check the voltage output from the regulator. You can also check the wiring and connections to make sure everything is secure and not damaged. It's worth noting that the generator and voltage regulator system in the VW Beetle is a bit different from modern alternator systems. If you are not familiar with working on vintage VWs, it may be helpful to consult with a mechanic or VW specialist who has experience with these types of systems.

I have a 2001 VW Beetle... same thing happened to me and it ended up being that i simply needed to refill the coolant lol :)

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sounds like you have a bad regulator. this is caused by the cables in the regulator becomming dry and start to bind up and then break causing the window to free fall down.

Most of them have tiny tips on the inner plug that fit in the sliding holder on both sides of the other plug.. Pull out gently on both sides using a small screwdriver and pull it out.

Check with VW to see if they issued a recall on the window regulators. They replaced both of mine about 2 years ago based upon a service recall. I had a 98 VW Beetle.

Hi Rachel . It sounds like the plug on the drivers window motor (Which is also the ecu for that door) has come off or is loose . This will stop the cdl working as well . Regards VW Audi tech

You need to replace window regulator on your car...


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