xJay1337. First thing you'd want to do is slap on a multimeter onto the battery and measure the voltage. Should be around 14.4v charge. with the engine off the battery should be over 12v. Your symptons suggest a duff battery because you'd get an alternator light in the event of an alternator failure.
3. The most common way to test the 5 wire VW Mass Air Flow (MAF) sensor is just to unplug it with the engine running. If the MAF is bad (either because it's not producing a signal or producing an erratic one), the car's idle will return to normal and the car will seem to run fine. But, if you're like me, you want a more solid test, something
You may need to unplug two coolant hoses to loosen the pipe away from the egr valve mounting rods. The juddering and revs at 1100pm now only occur when the car is idling cold. If warm, on idle the revs sit nicely at 700rpm, although if you accelerate it does rumble as you pass 1100rpm.
Car is VW Golf MK4 1998 1.6sr AKL engine, fitted with LPG. I'm looking for a solution for a problem that I've been trying to fix for the last couple of months. The problem I'm experiencing is this: the car starts really easily in the morning, goes immediately up to 1100-1200rpm (I think this is normal when the engine is cold), but after 5-6
Worn Engine. Worn engine is another culprit responsible for the blue smoke from exhaust issue. Each engine has pistons which move up and down a cylinder. Each piston has metal rings round its side like bracelets. The function of these rings is to help the piston to form a tight seal against the cylinder.
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