20 Most Recent 2006 Volkswagen Jetta - Page 5 Questions & Answers

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hard to tell by description but based on the input, sound like maybe a bad vacuum leak. Check all the vacuum hoses to be sure none are cracked, broken or fallen off.

First thing I would check is the fuse for the wipers. That's usually the problem

Volkswagen jetta 2012 sedan won't accelarte right

Hi. valve body fault or more likely a worn band or clutch. Will need and overhaul. If DSG then could be the clutch pack or mechatronics.

It is probably warning you that it is cold enough to have ice on the road if there is moisture.

The best I can tell is the Alternator has to be removed but there is this video it is worth a look https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=QjO6huSxH44

Pull hard. It just snaps on

It is a module that has been known to go wrong, here is a very easy to follow video for you. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=r6j3UQdKYEU

You may have a faulty fan control switch or temp sensor, have them checked to see where the failure is.

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venting problems resulting in fuel starvation after a period of running, fuel vapour smell, injector faults from excessive pressure , difficulty in filling the tank. Best to run fault codes to find the faulty sensor /unit.

Hi. wait untill it defrosts. Fill it with VW washer fluid in a 1 t0 4 mix with water. freeze protection to -25'c

Hi. This is wher you need to do a handbreak pull off if you do not have the hill hold function.

Vehicle Speed Sensor (VSS) Inside automatic transmission assembly. Wheel Speed Sensor-LF On left front wheel hub assembly. Wheel Speed Sensor-RF On right front wheel hub assembly. Wheel Speed Sensor (WSS) - LR Attached to left rear wheel hub. Wheel Speed Sensor (WSS) - RR Attached right rear wheel hub

P0441 is "small leak detected" in the EVAP system. N80 valve that allows fuel vapors from the "canister" could be faulty. Make sure your gas cap is fully functioning. Take it off, and take it to a local parts store that can test it. Could be a leak almost anyplace in the system!