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Old 09-21-2003, 11:26 PM
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85 jetta dying

I've got an 85 jetta 1.8 that starts and idles fine, when I give it gas it dies then goes again repeatedly. checked the transfer pump, replaced plugs and plug wires, but still the same thing. any ideas?
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Old 09-22-2003, 02:18 AM
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If my memory is good enough. You have a K-Jetronic injection sistem.
You may have a leak of pressure in the main unit that is located over the air filter element box. This thing is very difficult to repair. You may check the pressures in this fuel line but I don't know exactly the values.
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Old 10-02-2003, 12:40 AM
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Re: 85 jetta dying

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I've got an 85 jetta 1.8 that starts and idles fine, when I give it gas it dies then goes again repeatedly. checked the transfer pump, replaced plugs and plug wires, but still the same thing. any ideas?
Your problem had nothing to do with your plugs or plug wires because your car was able to start and idle. I had a similar problem with a different car. I don't remember what the fix was though. You are going to need to bring the car to a mechanic.
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fuel filter or pump?

might have just enough fuel passing by to idle, but not enough to flow with the timing advance???
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Old 11-12-2003, 04:00 AM
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Re: 85 jetta dying

You are still not giving details. I once had that problem described but in low speeds only and would cancel if full throttle is given. Thus, the rubber coming from the airflow sensor to the manifold is leaking. It will leak most when torque is applied in lowest gears. The engine twist slightly but the sensor is mounted to the sidewall. I used Goop to repair mine.
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