phil2810
Member
Jetta 2006 cranks strong and STARTS - and will respond to fuel pedal for about 1 second then dies - like it's starved for air.
I had an ALH that had a KILL SWITCH (valve maybe) that was made to stop the engine. Mine would get stuck from time to time and I'd have to free it up to get the engine to start. I believe it was in the air intake and was meant to starve the engine.
I cant even find anything that looks like what I remember .
Does the PD BRM have a similar problem and, if so, what is the fix?
If not, what do the original listed symptoms sound like? It was 45 here this morning in Florida (sorry all you frozen folks), so I don't think it's anything to do with that - and it STARTS for a second or two and sounds fine - then just dies.....
Thanks
Phil
I had an ALH that had a KILL SWITCH (valve maybe) that was made to stop the engine. Mine would get stuck from time to time and I'd have to free it up to get the engine to start. I believe it was in the air intake and was meant to starve the engine.
I cant even find anything that looks like what I remember .
Does the PD BRM have a similar problem and, if so, what is the fix?
If not, what do the original listed symptoms sound like? It was 45 here this morning in Florida (sorry all you frozen folks), so I don't think it's anything to do with that - and it STARTS for a second or two and sounds fine - then just dies.....
Thanks
Phil