i have a 2002 Volwagen Jetta 1.8t Car is running great all the sudden the batter light comes on and the car dies. After 15 mins it will start and goes along fine. What could be the problem? Thx

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Asked by piercejd Aug 23, 2016 at 09:26 PM about the 2002 Volkswagen Jetta GLS

Question type: Maintenance & Repair

I have replaced the camshaft sensor and the auxiliary water pump.  No EPC light coming on, but my car is still dieing after running for about 30 minutes.  The temperature gauge is 190 and it never goes higher, but the batter light comes on and the engine turns off????  Can someone please help me.  its a 2002 VW jetta 1.8  only 104,000 miles on it..  Great car before now

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Thanks for your answer. One question. All lights and all instruments are still working. You can use all the power locks and radio. The car turns over, but it will not start. 15 minutes it starts up and we are off going down the road. Could that be a heat sensor of some kind? There is problem light coming on, but the car just dies. No sputtering or jumping, just boom silently dies. Thx

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