In the engine compartment on the drivers side towards the back of the car there is an overflow reservoir. The reservoir is a sphere, off-white in color and has a 3" diameter black cap that screws on. The cap made to loosen by hand, but usually takes a lot of strength and grunting to remove.
WARNING! Do not remove the cap if the engine is warm, hot coolant may spray out and cause severe burns!
There are coolant level marks printed on the side of the reservoir. Because of the age of the plastic reservoir, it is no longer transparent. This means the coolant level cannot be checked without removing the cap an looking inside.
In the engine compartment on the drivers side towards the back of the car there is an overflow reservoir. The reservoir is a sphere, off-white in color and has a 3" diameter black cap that screws on. The cap made to loosen by hand, but usually takes a lot of strength and grunting to remove.WARNING! Do not remove the cap if the engine is warm, hot coolant may spray out and cause severe burns!There are coolant level marks printed on the side of the reservoir. Because of the age of the plastic reservoir, it is no longer transparent. This means the coolant level cannot be checked without removing the cap an looking inside.
depends on the year.1996 to 1990,some times its low coolant.the coolant grounds the iac,but they do go bad.
Could be low on coolant or a faulty thermostat.
when u have low coolant
Either go to your dealer, www.1stvwparts.com, or you can try www.autohausaz.com
go to document buzz . com or L-wiring diagrams.pdf
Coolant goes in the radiator or you can also fill the radiator resevoir.
The key for the Volkswagen Cabrio from the years 2000 through 2004 are still 'MFG RESTRICTED' and are a 'DEALER RESTRICTED KEY'. Unfortunately you will have to go to the dealer for any additional keys. There is not a separate 'VALET' key. Some models have what is called a 'SERVICE KEY' which will operate the locks, but will not start the vehicle. The Cabrio is not one of these. The key for the Volkswagen Cabrio from the years 2000 through 2004 are still 'MFG RESTRICTED' and are a 'DEALER RESTRICTED KEY'. Unfortunately you will have to go to the dealer for any additional keys. There is not a separate 'VALET' key. Some models have what is called a 'SERVICE KEY' which will operate the locks, but will not start the vehicle. The Cabrio is not one of these.
go to autozone.com,look up your year ,model,engine size,then look up specs.it might be 10.3/8 qts.
Either the coolant reservoir is low on coolant or the coolant level sensor is NG.
Add coolant and then find the leak. u can add coolant with a dye in it that will show where leak is under a black lite fix the leak, correct fluid level disconnect battery for ten minutes to clear signal reconnect battery go for a drive
both lights, the check engine and the low coolant light need to be reset and only a GM dealership can do that because they are the only ones that have the codes