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Model specific boards => Golf mk3 => Topic started by: vw-john on 18 January 2011, 19:53
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when at low revs my car seems to struggle to accelerate. feels like the fuel isnt getting into the engine when the accelerator is pressed, really laggy
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Check for pressure at the fuel rail and check spark/spark plugs/oil first off. If everything seems to be ok then id get a code read done to see if theres any faults stored??
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when at low revs my car seems to struggle to accelerate. feels like the fuel isnt getting into the engine when the accelerator is pressed, really laggy
It's a Mk3 - deal with it :lipsrsealed:
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when at low revs my car seems to struggle to accelerate. feels like the fuel isnt getting into the engine when the accelerator is pressed, really laggy
It's a Mk3 - deal with it :lipsrsealed:
Lol :laugh:
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do'nt drive with doc martins on,they hit the brake pedal at the same time ?.
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what engine is it to start with
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Its an ABS engine. got a code read, and it said permanent fault with distributor something. so i looked at the cap again, the connectors were fried. so replaced that. still has problems though. the rotor arm looks brand new. the spark plugs are all fine. and i have cleaned the throttle body.
where is the fuel rail located and how do I check the pressure?
cheers
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bump :smiley:
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its not gonna be the fuel rail pressure if it is only doing it low done it cant be this as they only run 60psi pressure which itll always have
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these sorts of problems are usually ignition based - so coil, wires, sparks, dizzy cap & arm. If that fails I'd be checking CAM sensor condition, crank/cam and ignition timing and then possibly O2 sensor
Have a read : http://javalins.wordpress.com/vw-golf-mk3/troubleshooting-common-fixes/ (http://javalins.wordpress.com/vw-golf-mk3/troubleshooting-common-fixes/)
James