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The sectioning and replacement procedures for the trunk floor of a 2015 and newer Golf differ from those for prior year models. The new procedures take into account Volkswagen design changes that improve trunk floor reinforcement and corrosion protection. Here you’ll find our tips extracted from the factory-approved repair procedures.
With increasing fuel economy standards, modern Audis include technologies to increase fuel efficiency and power. This begins with the fuel supply system, as it directly affects vehicle driving dynamics and efficiency.
We will explore the questions surrounding diagnostic equipment, including XENTRY, in an attempt to aid both the business owner and the learning technician.
This City Golf has an unusual engine configuration and not very common unless the least expensive Golf was purchased at the dealer. This specific Golf does not have the TFSI engine, but rather has the 2.0L port injected engine.
Diagnostics over Internet Protocol (DoIP) is a new high speed diagnostic/data transfer standard for modern automotive applications.
Now that they’ve gone modular, replacement is an even more expensive proposition than before. Better be real sure.
When is a vacuum leak not a vacuum leak?
When it’s hiding in the EVAP system of a Porsche Cayenne.
A P0455 code points to an EVAP problem, but the EVAP system checks out OK with our smoke tester. And the purge valve checks out as well. So where could the problem lie?
Our derFix Super Sleuths unravel the mystery.
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