Questions & Answers for: 2002 beetle starting problems

2002 VW Beetle Temp gauge flashing, why? I topped off the coolant but the temp light still comes on and flashes, even from starting after a cold new england night. Could it be a sensor problem? I just

2002 vw beetle turbo starts and immediately stops. Turns over but immediately shuts down. When hood is open, can hear a ''clicking'' sound that is intermittant. Problem started yesterday driving home ...

...2002 VW Beetle (not turbo) after charging battery won't run My 2002 VW Beetle (not turbo) after charging battery will crank but run only about 1 second. I know it has to do with the anti-theft system ...

...2002 beetle tdi. it will no longer shift into overdrive and has a little trouble shifting into 3rd. it started this suddenly on christmas eve....was driving down the hiway at 70 mph and suddenly it ...

...2002 Volkswagon beetle, diesel. My car manual (cheapy) does not have these codes in it,17978 / 17056 / 17057 / 17058 20. My car is also a 5 speed trany. Can anyone help? I am writing the Volkswagon ...

2002 volkswagen beetle I have a 2004 vw Beetle 2 L engine that had the same problem. After taking it to two mechanics finally diagnosed you need to start with replacing the Air Flow Meter. Fortunately

The right indicator on '55 beetle has just started flashing at double speed. Warning lights and left indicator flash at normal speed; Any suggestion as to what the problem might be??? it usually means

2002 VW NEW BEETLE 2.0 TURBO CHARGE WILL NOT START. SOMETIMES I CAN FINALLY GET IT STARTED. (IT TAKES AWHILE) IT WILL THEN IDLE AWHILE THEN DIE. BUT WHILE IDLEING IF I STEP ON THE GAS PEDDLE IT STALLS

2002 turbo beetle cranks but doesn't stay running? my 2002 turbo s beetle starts up but then it stalls out and completely goes off if i press on the gas or not. either way it will still die, it ...

2002 beetle will start but immediately dies how do you fix this problem? The description is very vague. Make sure you have gas. then look on your dash. There is something called immobilizer. Basically