Red Fluid in Air Box. Help?
4th Gear
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RE: Red Fluid in Air Box. Help?
I have the same problem (starting after gas fillup. Never any other time). While you will see lots of threads on this, none with solutions. Many of them involve me and someone else saying "Let me know what it is if you find out". Most likely it is the purge valve. If you have a full vagcom you can check the system and see if the valve is clicking. Alternatively, with the engine running, if you know a nurse with a cheap stethescope you should be albe to put it on the valve and hear it clicking. If not then the valve is likely gone.
Clicking however, doesn't always mean that it is opening
Clicking however, doesn't always mean that it is opening
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RE: Red Fluid in Air Box. Help?
[quote]ORIGINAL: schaedj
ORIGINAL: onepoint8tee
3) Bad MAF - The most expensive, therefore most likely, problem. Not sure from what I've read, though, whether this would cause all of these codes to be thrown or just the P0455 / P1136 codes.
3) Bad MAF - The most expensive, therefore most likely, problem. Not sure from what I've read, though, whether this would cause all of these codes to be thrown or just the P0455 / P1136 codes.
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From: Oregon
RE: Red Fluid in Air Box. Help?
ORIGINAL: onepoint8tee
Is it possible to have a high performance filter which goes into the stock air box? I just thought there were intake's/cold air intakes.
Is it possible to have a high performance filter which goes into the stock air box? I just thought there were intake's/cold air intakes.
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