Why no power in 2005 beetle turbo? - 2005 Volkswagen New Beetle

Question partially edited for clarity, but do you mean

'2000 Volkswagen Beetle 1.8 turbo. Sensor locators', like where is the *location* of every sensor? Or do you only want sensors that are involved with the turbo?

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Remove and replace the fuel pump relay.

The electrical terminals inside the fuel pump relay are fuel.
Replace it before causing damage to fuel pump.

In order to run a turbo you have to have low compression in your cylinders. when you drive to aggressively you can blow you turbo out and you car will have no power at all. A turbo pushes air into you intake in order to get that power. if it goes out your engine will run like its 30 years old and blown. get a new turbo. take care and good luck.

you have a fuel problem that is asociated with you fuel pump, ,,,check fuel preasure and you will see it going up and down

sounds like like your turbo went bad or is going bad

this is not good; you probably ran the turbo bearings dry and they have seized try to loosen the turbo by removing it breaking it loose and lubricating the bearings if they are still good or, find another one at the junkyard

generally talking you open up the boot and pull the boot lining from the area of the brake light and you should find a connector that just unscrews in the brake light sector then just replace the bulb hope this helps

if its black smoke most of the time its a problem with the turbo

On the 2005 Beetle, it's not in the trunk, but in the center console under the arm wrest. There is a special CD Changer that fits that spot that plugs directly into the plug under there. I've bought two off ebay for my wife's beetles and they work great!