VW Rabbit

An oil change for a 2008 VW Rabbit can be accomplished at home to save money and time. Drive the car upon ramps, locate the oil tank, place the oil pan underneath the spigot and unscrew the cap to drain. Locate the oil filter and using the appropriate wrench, remove. Take the new filter, place a bit of oil on the O-ring and screw new filter in. Add new oil and drive away.

The original carburettor in the golf and scirocco was a pierburg. It was a complex and very well engineered device. When it worked it was very efficient and effective but sadly when it didn't, it was very inefficient. Because it was complex and difficult to maintain without special knowledge, most people opted for the webber conversion. The webber is not as efficient but it is simpler and easier to maintain. It will not give you more HP and it will burn more fuel than a well run pierburg but it is a lot more reliable if you don't know how to keep a pierburg.

The 2009 VW Rabbit with a 2.5-liter engine typically requires approximately 5.8 quarts of oil when including the oil filter change. It's important to check the owner's manual for the exact specifications, as variations may exist depending on the specific model and any modifications. Always ensure to use the recommended oil type for optimal performance.

Yes, a bad Engine Electronic Distribution (EED) relay can prevent your car from starting. The EED relay is responsible for controlling the power supply to various engine components, and if it malfunctions, it may not provide the necessary power for the ignition system or fuel pump. As a result, the engine may fail to start or could experience intermittent starting issues. It's important to diagnose and replace a faulty relay to ensure proper engine operation.

if auto related it stands for top dead center and refers to the position of the crank in relation to the positon of the number one cylinder.

4 quarts of 20W-50 oil. In colder environments (whenever the temperature is below about 15 degrees Fahrenheit), run the same amount of 15W-40.

A bad freeze plug will leak coolant and cause the engine to overheat.

You are bugging them. Either you have hurt them by dropping them and they don't want you to pick them up again or they have learned that if they bite and scratch you will leave them alone. A rabbit that bites is not a very desirable pet.

I was a frog befor i got eaten

Look underneath the steering wheel column, and towards the hood release latch there is the OBD2 Connector.

If you think it is, it is. Shell is one of the companies that makes the "Top Tier" gas Volkswagen likes you to use, so it's a quality fuel...but it's probably no better or worse than the other Top Tier fuels. Check http://www.toptiergas.com for a list of companies that sell this gas.

1. 1

   Enter the VW Rabbit with the ignition key.

2. 2

   Close the door.

3. 3

   Hold down the odometer trip reset button. This button is on the right side of your instrument panel.

4. 4

   Insert the key into the ignition and turn it to the "ACC" position.

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   Wait for the wrench symbol to illuminate, then release the button.

6. 6

   Press the "MIN" button on the left side of the instrument panel.

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   Wait 10 seconds, then remove the key from the ignition and exit the VW.

• 1

  Enter the VW Rabbit with the ignition key.

• 2

  Close the door.

• 3

  Hold down the odometer trip reset button. This button is on the right side of your instrument panel.

• 4

  Insert the key into the ignition and turn it to the "ACC" position.

• 5

  Wait for the wrench symbol to illuminate, then release the button.

• 6

  Press the "MIN" button on the left side of the instrument panel.

• 7

  Wait 10 seconds, then remove the key from the ignition and exit