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Car Forum / Volkswagen / Water Cooled Volkswagen Cars / July 2007

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golf gti 2ltr 8 valve (2000)

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garry9076 - 01 Jul 2007 14:48 GMT
hi, my golf has been throaty when i start it and slightly ruf when running.
my friend who works for vw put it on the computer and it was ok. when we
took the air filter out it was ok at first but never lasted long so i got
a new filter and it was ok at first again but started playing up again..
when we looked at the airflow meter it has the wrong conection clips it
has lugs on both sides but my plug part has a larger lug-clip point on the
top. could it be this or have u any onther ideas? please help. many thanks
dave AKA vwdoc1 - 01 Jul 2007 19:33 GMT
throaty??
air filter did not last long?  Got dirty very quick or ????

mileage?
When has this engine received new spark plugs and wires?
YES bad electrical connections can cause running problems.

> hi, my golf has been throaty when i start it and slightly ruf when
> running.
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> has lugs on both sides but my plug part has a larger lug-clip point on the
> top. could it be this or have u any onther ideas? please help. many thanks
garry9076 - 01 Jul 2007 19:57 GMT
i put spark plugs and fuel filte on aswell. we took the air filter out and
it started and ran well so i went and got a new filter and tried that, it
started and ran well for a couple of hours then played up again..
throaty(when i start the car it wont catch the revs and rev up or if i
move of the car holds back and then takes off ?
Madesio - 01 Jul 2007 21:55 GMT
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>when we looked at the airflow meter it has the wrong conection clips it
>has lugs on both sides but my plug part has a larger lug-clip point on the
>top. could it be this or have u any onther ideas?

Sure sounds like it, due to the fact that your complaining about load
related performance problems. Wire in the appropriate connector.
 
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