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Need to locate and replace glow plugs and glow plug sensor, oxygen sensor in 1998 VW Jetta TDI
Problem for Volkswagen 1998 Jetta
1998 Volkswagon jetta GL OBDII code P0117 (engine
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posted on Oct 29, 2009
Comment from the FixYa Moderator Staff:
Regarding your PO0117 code, I would suggest to you to replace the Coolant Temperature Sensor. This is a rather common isue, either the sensor is bad, the wiring connection is compromised, or the coolant level is low. I woul dthink that the senor is the issue, however.
Thnaks or coming to FixYa for advice with your VW.
Regarding your PO0117 code, I would suggest to you to replace the Coolant Temperature Sensor. This is a rather common isue, either the sensor is bad, the wiring connection is compromised, or the coolant level is low. I woul dthink that the senor is the issue, however.
Thnaks or coming to FixYa for advice with your VW.
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