my 95 jetta wont start and kept dying while driving. any ideas?

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Asked by Taylor Jul 27, 2009 at 03:26 PM about the 1995 Volkswagen Jetta GL

Question type: Maintenance & Repair

its an automatic 2.0 gl3

6 Answers

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check your battery, alternator see if its keeping a charge. if not that check your air filter/maf...if its low ideling then dying you might have a clog or might not be getting air etc.

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we checked the battery and we replaced the spark plugs and wires along with the distributor cap. if there is a clog or something, should something need to be replaced? and at this point it wont start and rarely turns over.

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tchek the timing and the mas air flow sensor i think that the problem, or it can be a wiring probleme too

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have you checked ur altenator? it will cause your car to run off your battery for x amount of time until theres not enough power and it eventually dies.

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