Broken or wore out front motor mount or other , pump timing needs adjusted,
low compression in 1 cylinder. fuel injectors are loose or leaking in the
head . injector pump fuel line leak, or valves need adjusted.
> My 85 A2 Jetta Turbodiesel has just recently started a vibration at
> idle.
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> Any ideas?
dave AKA vwdoc1 - 14 Feb 2007 04:53 GMT
I vote the right side engine mount (cushion). <g>
Take a block of wood and use it on top of a floor jack to lift the engine up
a little while it is idling and vibrating.
See if the vibration lessens.
later,
dave
(One out of many daves)
> Broken or wore out front motor mount or other , pump timing needs
> adjusted, low compression in 1 cylinder. fuel injectors are loose or
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>> Any ideas?
none2u - 14 Feb 2007 05:21 GMT
Yea, a very good answer. Mine sagged once and it was rubbing metal to metal.
>I vote the right side engine mount (cushion). <g>
> Take a block of wood and use it on top of a floor jack to lift the engine
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>>> Any ideas?
> My 85 A2 Jetta Turbodiesel has just recently started a vibration at
> idle.
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> great,
> just seems to be shaking more than it has in the past.
Clean the throttle body and carb.
dave AKA vwdoc1 - 26 Feb 2007 05:54 GMT
Right Side Engine Mount might be deteriorating. Carefully lift the engine
with a floorjack and a block of wood with the engine idling to see if that
stops the vibration.
Also check the V-Belts to make sure that they are adjusted properly.
Does the '85 Jetta TD have a throttle body and a carb?
later,
dave
(One out of many daves)
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>> My 85 A2 Jetta Turbodiesel has just recently started a vibration at
>> idle.
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> Clean the throttle body and carb.