Volkswagon passat 2004 wont start

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Asked by TammyTrue Apr 29, 2013 at 06:32 PM about the 2004 Volkswagen Passat GLX

Question type: Maintenance & Repair

i repaird the spark pluggs & gasket on my volkswagon passat because it wouldnt start after it ran out of oil & I found out that there was oil on my spark pluggs..My car still wont start what should I do???should I get starter fluid or etc??

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"ran out of oil"....now how's this gonna happen without making a mess, dripping on the highway on in your driveway....do we know where's it leaking from? fresh oil and filter are pertinent more so than spark plugs...like trimming your beard when you are about to lose your head!~

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my oil light came on...so u think thats what will make my car start

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pull the dipstick, tell me the color and level, if there ain't none the OIL cap will gladly accept three quarts...but first change the oil filter~

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i got the new valve cover gasket now i will go get a new filter & see what happen

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You need a mechanic to check it out. If you ran out of oil, it's going to take more than a spark plug and a gasket to make it right.

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