Problem Reports

Volkswagen Beetle

Report: Check Engine Light Due to Dirty/Failed Throttle Body

• I have 3 panel lights that will not go out since I had my oil changed
  I had my oil changed yesterday, they told me everything was fine with my car and that they would recommend the next time I get my oil changed to do a full system flush. After leaving I notice that ...

  Q&A > Volkswagen > 2002 Volkswagen Beetle

• My car loses power, the epc light comes on, then it loses most of its power
  My car loses power (when i am on the gas pedal, it starts pulsing/jerking around), and sometimes, not all the time (i believe it would everytime if i kept driving), the epc light comes on, then it ...

  Q&A > Volkswagen > 2001 Volkswagen Beetle

• Check Engine Light Due to Ignition Component/Engine Coolant Temperature Sensor Failure
  Due to an ignition component and/or engine coolant temperature sensor failure, the Check Engine Light may illuminate. Replacement of the failed component will be necessary to correct this concern.

  Common Problems > Volkswagen Beetle

• Is there a difference between a charcoal canister & a Evap. canister?
  I failed a smog test and was told I needed an evap canister and a Mass Air Flow Sensor. I would...

  Q&A > Volkswagen > 1999 Volkswagen Beetle

• Mass Air Flow Sensor May Fail
  The mass air flow (MAF) sensor may fail, resulting in drivability issues and/or illumination of...

  Common Problems > Volkswagen Beetle