2006 vw jetta 2.5

Asked by Mario May 20, 2018 at 11:23 PM about the 2006 Volkswagen Jetta 2.5L

Question type: Maintenance & Repair

Can anybody help me with a problem I believe I
have on my 2006 Volkswagen jetta 2.5 5 cylinders.
It doesn't seem to run as well as it use to I know i
blew out the o2 sensor could that be part or the
whole issue  ? Any other ideas as to why also my
car doesn't getting the sport gear like it's suppose
to it only goes to 3rd speed on sport and my car is
a 6speed. Any info will help thanks.

2 Answers

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If it is the upstream O2 (pre cat) and it doesn't work, then yes it will affect your fuel ratio (or fuel supply), but if you can't shift past 3rd gear, you may have a separate issue. Could be a huge range of problems, maybe your ABS module, transmission speed sensor, etc. You need to take it to a mechanic, brother.

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if your losing power, FIRST thing I'd do is cheapest parts. I'd replace my spark plugs and wires ( you're supposed to this every 18 months anyways). if you have shift or gear issues, you probably have a dry gear box and need to get to a garage who can do a PMI on your bands. Get'r oiled up. this is all general maintenance things. Cars are like babies, we are always putting money into them and staying on top of things so they can keep rolling. good luck from Utah. BTW, I'd LOVE to have a 6 speed here in the mountains of Ogden, Utah!!

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