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Car Forum / Volkswagen / Water Cooled Volkswagen Cars / February 2009

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Golf running again!  Still stalls occasionally...

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Ears - 21 Feb 2009 04:05 GMT
Finally got back the 90 Golf 8V back from the shop.  It stopped
running one day when around a corner I stepped on it and it died with
a whirring sound.  The shop replaced the timing belt, water pump,
battery, and starter.  $750 and a week later, it's running again.
Yes!

When I got it home I replaced the oil, filter, and plugs for good
measure.

Anyway, it still stalls (dies) occasionally at stoplights when I put
in the clutch and the revs drop.

Suggestions?
Jon B - 22 Feb 2009 08:17 GMT
> Finally got back the 90 Golf 8V back from the shop.  It stopped
> running one day when around a corner I stepped on it and it died with
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> Anyway, it still stalls (dies) occasionally at stoplights when I put
> in the clutch and the revs drop.

Vacuum leak somewhere. Mine used to split the grommet between the cam
cover and the breather filter on the top. About £3 from the dealers.
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