Check the fuel regulator. I owned an 83 GTI and an 85 Golf and both had this same problem. I changed the fuel regulator and the problem was fixed.
if you go online there are always sites that have the manuals just google it.
My favorite color has always been bright yellow. It is sort of interesting to see a bright yellow volkswagen riding down the road, always makes peoples heads turn!
No. The car on the left always has the right of way according to drivers license manuals.
A shop manual is a manual supposedly written by the people who have designed a machine. - Unfortunately that doesn't always happen ! - We now have manuals hastily flung together by writers who have little or no technical expertise. I routinely find manuals, particularly machinery assembly manuals where the writer has obviously never even seen the machine he is writing about - Sad.
No, a sentence starting with "Whether" typically does not end with a question mark. It functions as a conditional statement introducing two possibilities, not as a direct question.
Most automotive parts stores will not have that year for the Haynes manual, or Chilton manuals, But you can always go to your local library, they should have manuals going back many years. then print the page while you're there. You can always try to ask a dealership, but chances are high that they will not supply any information..
It can, but not always.
A standard torque converter always transmits the power through the fluid - even at crusing speed. This results in slippage and reduced effeciency. With a lock up torque converter clutch, once you are near crusing speed the clutch locks up the torque converter so that it rotates as a solid unit. If you need extra power - climbing a steep hill, etc it will unlock. As a result you have improved fuel mileage and less heat generated in the transmission. If you have a tach you will see the RPM drop about 200 ( more or less) when the clutch locks.
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Starting one with a joke is always good :)
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