Top 20 1999 Volkswagen New Jetta Questions & Answers

How to change door handle 95 vw jetta vr6

outer or inner door handle?

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1998 jetta fule filter location

1998 Volkswagen Jetta 2.0L SFI 4cyl

The Fuel Filter is located: Under hood, driver side, front side of strut tower, rear of battery, mounted on fender in fuel line
Application:
Engine mounted

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The abs light is on on my 2003 volkswagon Passat

Sounds like a short in the ABS module. Need to replace it and or check the wiring to it. Not sure where the module is though!

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1999 New Jetta Manual

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Wont start after preasure washed

is the low tension wire come off distributor

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What causes a P1300 boost calibration fault code in a 1999 jetta 2.0 ? And how do I fix this problem?

where does the boost pressure sensor located on a vehicle?

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Need location of cooling fan relays 1999 vw jetta

its underneath the batteryplate

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Brakes rattle on vw jetta

your not saying front or back brakes.If your only getting this rattle when braking i sugest replacing the disks and pads. pippall

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My 1999 jetta keeps overheating.

Does it make a difference if you increase RPM's when stopped at the traffic light? If so, you have a water flow issue. If not, most likely your radiator fan is not working properly.

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Check for a hole in the brake system including calipers, lines, and all cylinders. Booster or master cylinder could be bad. Or, you're right. It could be a faulty ABS sensor. You will have to troubleshoot to be sure. Hope you get an A in your workshop.

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Torque setting for hub nut for skoda octavia 1998

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Put new front brake pads on, now a light on dash

Did you change all brake pads sensors with new ones?Don.t use old sensors

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I can't adjust the bass

try turning off any equalizer you have with it then try adjusting it

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I have a 02 jetta vr6..the abs light comes on and

one of the abs sensors is going bad.

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Speedometer bounces back and forth when ridding at

Check the wheel balancing of the car to make sure that it is properly fixed and that it is okay.

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What is the drive cycle for a 1999 vw jetta

The drive cycle is as follows
For all OBD2 VW's

OBD-II Drive Cycle Stages
The OBD-II Drive Cycle is an eight-stage course, as illustrated in the
chart on page 3. An explanation of each step is provided below.
Stage 1: Cold Start-The ECM determines the presence of a cold start
by comparing the engine coolant temperature to the ambient air
temperature during startup. The engine is considered cold when:
• Engine coolant temperature is below 122°F (50°C).
• Engine coolant and intake air temperatures are within 11°F (6°C) of
each other at startup.
During this period, the O2S heater, misfire, AIR, fuel system, and EVAP
monitors run.

Stage 2: Idle 2½ Minutes-Turn the air conditioning (A/C) and
headlights on to help the misfire monitor-the additional electrical loads
help even out combustion pulses. During this period, the O2S heater,
AIR, EVAP, misfire, and possibly fuel system (if operating in closed loop)
monitors run.

Stage 3: Accelerate-Prior to accelerating, turn off the A/C and
headlights (if possible). Open the throttle halfway until you reach
55 MPH (89 KPH). During acceleration, the misfire, fuel system, and
EVAP monitors run.

Stage 4: Steady State Cruise-During this portion of the cycle, the
O2S, AIR, EGR, EVAP, misfire, and fuel system monitors run.

Stage 5: Decelerate-Gradually coast down without applying the
brakes. Also, on manual transmission vehicles, remain in high gear and
do not press the clutch. During this period, the EGR, EVAP, and fuel
system monitors run.

Stage 6: Accelerate-Apply ¾ throttle until reaching 60 MPH (97 KPH).
During acceleration, the misfire, fuel system, and EVAP monitors run.

Stage 7: Steady State Cruise-During this period, the CAT, O2S, AIR,
EGR, EVAP, misfire, and fuel system monitors run.

Stage 8: Decelerate-Gradually coast down without applying the
brakes. Also, on manual transmission vehicles, remain in high gear and
do not press the clutch. During this portion of the Drive Cycle, the EGR,
EVAP, and fuel system monitors run.

You can try this a couple times, but if it doesn't work you should go to a VW specialty shop like the dealer or a shop that does mostly European cars and they can use the scan tool to force the car through readiness.

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How to add power steering fluid to a 1999 vw jetta

REMOVE THE CAP FROM THE RESIVOR AND YOU WILL SEE A STICK GAUGE AS PART OF THE CAP, WIPE CLEAN AND LOOK AT THE GAUGING ON THE STICK TO SEE WHERE THE FULL MARK IS, ALSO MAKE SURE ENGINE IS WARM, PUT CAP ON AND THEN REMOVE AND SEE WHERE THE OIL GOES ON THE STICK IF LOW ADD AS NEEDED AND CHECK AGAIN, THEN START ENGINE AND TURN WHEEL TO LEFT AND FULL RIGHT TURNS AND THEN BACK TO STRAIGHT, SHUT MOTOR DOWN AND CHECK THE LEVEL AGAIN IS STILL LOW ADD AGAIN, HOPE THIS HELPS.

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My vw jetta vr6 1999

abs light is on because there is a fault recorded in the abs system. a scan tool will be needed to get the recorded fault from the on board computor. It has nothing to do with the brake pads. It is usually an electrical problem.

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