Asked by allat Apr 18, 2012 at 09:48 PM about the 2004 Volkswagen Jetta GL 1.8T Sedan FWD
Question type: Maintenance & Repair
Is it a turbo engine? what can i ask the dealer to determine if this is something they have done earlier or if it is something coincidental? thank you! please help
Its a very good chance that there was an air pocket in the cooling system causing the car to run hot and turn those lights on. If so they will have to remove all air from the system using a process called bleeding. Any knowledgable shop can perform this task.
Improper timing belt tension could cause this in some models.
Is it a turbo engine? what can i ask the dealer to determine if this is something they have done earlier or if it is something coincidental? thank you! please help
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