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I have a 2007 vw jetta. A/C not working properly. It takes the A/C about 20 mins to get cold. Had the system vacumed and filled with no sucess. Can anyone help?
Re: I have a 2007 vw jetta. A/C not working properly. It...
You may just have to clean out the evaporator unit of the AC. It is found underneath the dashboard. At times dirt accumulated over the coils and the fan would cause the AC to loose efficiency.
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It sounds like you may have a bad synchronizer gear. Unless you know how to take down a transmission and replace it I'd visit a good reputable shop to get their opinion and estimate.
could be the thermostat if it was just stating to go bad,could also be a vacume problem not letting the door for the ac/heat close all the way for a few min.and if its really cold out like below 35,then its going to take longer to warm up,my jeep takes like around 20 min at idle to warm up.yours could be a case of over cooling in cold weather too ie(electric fans on before it warms up)that would be the thermostatic sensor.
volks 2001 1.8 T wolfsburgh . overheats to dangerous levels just after 2-3 min. of driving . let it cooldown an hour , drove again same thing 2-3 min. noticed fans not working , tried to crank the heaters inside , mostly cold air come in. easy fix or not?
on a 2007 VW Jetta with a 2.5 engine. How do you refill the transmission. After draining the pain, cleaning it ,changing the filter and reinstalling the pan. I can not find a way to check the fluid level or to refill the pan to the proper level.
There are two coolant temp sensors. One by the oil filler tube and one near the bottom radiator hose near the radiator. When you flushed the coolant did you replace with VW rated G12 coloant? Very Important! - You can't use over the counter coolant - it'll cause sludge in your system. You have to use G12...
hello sandra;im going to take you through some things that will solve your problem;;1get the coolant levels checked. 2;A 20 minute commute will not give your engine time to warm up.3 the vw jetta is one of the best you will buy for realiablity,so i would not suspect any thing other than low coolent levels if this fails to solve your problem;then take it to a vw dealer.let me know how you get on.adrian
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