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Old 07-10-2005, 04:57 AM
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Question engine chokes in hot weather

My 1994 Golf III starts to choke in hot weather, esp after long idle time. By choke, i mean that the engine sputters, like it does not get enough air. I recharged the air filter, but no fix. Does anyone have that kind of problem? Any idea on fixes?
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Try cleaning out your intake and throttle body with a good intake cleaner... it should help.
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Old 07-14-2005, 01:51 PM
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Re: engine chokes in hot weather

Thanks for the tip, veedub. the cleaning helped a bit, the engine ran cleaner, but still sputtered here and there. i took the car for a tuneup, having teh cap & rotor, fuel filter, and spark plugs replaced. it turns out that the cap & rotor were pretty worn, and were not firing right.
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