VW beetle,is too low,how do i improve its ground clearance?

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Fuel filter?

it may be a blown fuse on the low beam circuit,check the fuses,if the fuses are OK check the bulbs.....hope this helps.....cheers

New distributor? new points and condensor? Wires correct? Valve clearance set when cold? The valves need adjustment when new and every 500 miles per manufacturers specifications. New coil? All these are factors.

The hood latch is cable operated. Low battery has nothing to do with it.

Trouble Code: P0102


MAF Sensor Circuit Low Input
Possible Causes:



Check for leaks between MAF sensor and throttle valve control module Voltage supply faulty. Sensor power circuit open from fuel pump relay to MAF sensor Sensor signal circuit open (may be disconnected) from ECM and MAF Faulty ground cable resistance between connector terminal 1 and Ground MAF Sensor malfunction Sure hope this helped you and good luck.

Sounds like an isolated problem. While it's true that VW Beetles use a lot of oil, it sounds like you are loosing an abnormally high amount if your having to add oil every month. If it's not leaking out it has to be burning out through the engine. A good indicator of loosing too much oil through the engine is a white smoke coming from your exhaust.

Also, be certain your using the SAE 5W-30 oil that's recommended by VW.

bad ground clean small ground at batt to body let me know vote for me ok

Your year of bettle and all the dubs like yours burn to the ground on a regular basis from fuel leaks, yes it is very serious!! Don't drive it until you fix the leak.

i beleve the flasher on this cars, i suppesed to have a ground cable
most of times it is brown color, try to locate the flasher and make sure you have the ground and also the ignition switch power going to the turn signals flasher