VW Golf GTI

Check the coolant level in the radiator when it is cold.

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**Actually the check coolant light indicates the reserve is low. When facing the engine with the hood up...look to your left and you should see the tank. Fill that to the fill line and then run the car until the thermostat starts to pull the coolant...add when it gets low and until it stops taking fluid. Do not add directly into the radiator unless the reserve tank is empty.

I have just bought some for mine they are Rear Brake Pads Ref No 533 approx �22 for a box to replace two sides. Discs are Ref No 224 and they are approx �30 per disc.

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The Cylinder Head Temp Sensor is located in the front to the right of the Thermostat Housing. I ground down a 3/8 drive 19MM deep socket to 1/1/2 inches to get it out. It takes time to get out but it works. Use a 3/8 extension to loosen it then work it out with your fingers. Remove the Fan Shroud and the Idler Pully bracket first. The Coolant Sensor is to the right of the Distributor.

You have to leave a $200 deposit though, if you know the guy and he's pretty cool he'll go outside with you to help you plug it in so you don't have to go through all that hassle

Take your car to Autozone and have them hook their scanner to your scanner port. The scanner will display the code for the problem causing the light to come on. It will also tell you the area of your engine that is tripping the code to come on. Autozone does this service for free at most stores. It means the computer has detected a problem with the emissions system. A scan of the computer with an OBD2 scan tool will bring up a fault code stored by the computer. This code will tell you what part is being effected by the problem. It will not necessarily tell you the part that is defective, but rather what is being effected. To determine what is actually wrong requires the skill and knowledge of a professional. Unless you have this skill and knowledge, pay a professional to fix the problem and do not just throw parts at it.

You probably have a slipping clutch band in your transmission. Take it to a transmission shop.

In the thermostat housing

You will need 2 jacks. 1. Jack up the rear body on the side you are working on and remove the wheel. 2. Place a jack underneath the rear axle to support it. (you will find a screw type jack helpful - I needed to raise and lower the axle to get pressure on the rod and to get the nut on. 3. Get a wrench (14mm normally) that will be long enough to reach the shock nut between the frame and the body. 4. With the wrench attached to the nut, twist the boot of the shock counterclockwise. Hold the wrench so the nut is broken loose. 5. If the boot just spins, you will have to cut a portion of it off to access the push rod. You will then need channel locks or vise grips to twist it. (Note, a ratcheting wrench is helpful, but not necessary.) 6. Once you get the top off, the rest is easy. 7. I found that a little masking tape to hold the bushing and washer into position when reinstalling the new shock handy. 8 Good luck, wish I could say the job is fun, but to be honest, its pretty brutal. Be sure you have a lot of space where you can throw tools. :-)

coil---3---4 pack--2---6 plug---1---5

By repairing the problem. Low brake fluid, defective master cylinder, etc.

There is a fuse for your 94 Accord windshield wiper motor. You can find the fuse box diagram in the vehicle's owner's manual.

If you are talking about VW MKV GTI (2006-current model), then it has a 2.0 Turbo I4 engine, 200HP.

The Red I means it's a 1.8 GTI Turbo (faster version) than the 2 litre GTI.

the whole light or just he bulbs??

just the bulbs

0.010 inchs - COLD!! good luck! AT

There are various ways to empty diesel out of a tank that has water in it in a golf car. You can use the access panel which is located under the rear passenger seat to remove the fuel from the tank.Ê

An alarm is derived from the Greek "Alarmius", which means "to call or signal", and is the message itself.

The word "siren" is, in stark contrast, derived from the name of the Latvian princess in the 1200s, Princess Sirenius. The shrill tone of her complaints became ubiquitous in Latvian folklore. It is the sound that conveys the message.

Thank you friend, I hope to see you in another life.

put 4 or 5 wooden clothes pins on the fuel line just before the carburator.

Turn signal flasher

Try in or near the fuse box

follow your big bottom hose coming from your rad,its in the plastic fitting where the hose is fitted on

sit in the drivers seat and close all the doors, then arm the alarm and wait (while not moving) for approx 1min then move around and the alarm should go off

If you are talking about a Cadillac, It is a model or version of that car.