

| Subject: | Re: Euro-Drive: 89 Volkswagen VANAGON, Hesitation |
| From: | Jim Arnott |
| Date: | Fri, 30 Oct 1998 08:49:53 -0800 |
Another one from the international Automotive Technician's Network... Reply to sender, not to me. (It sounds like the grounding problem to me...) Jim Hoard wrote: > > 1989 Volkswagen VANAGON 2.1 L > > Trans: Standard > Mileage: 100,960 miles > VIN: WV2YB0251KH072546 > > Symptoms: Hesitation > Occurs: Cold > > ____________________________________________________________ > > We have performed all sensor checks and point to point > engine harness checks i.a.w. Bently manual. We have > substituted good computer, air flow meter and idle > stabilizer with no change in results. The vehicle when cold > has periods of hesitation up to ten seconds in length when > accelerator pedal is held down. It does not stall but has > near idle power. It is as if your foot is off the gas. When > it comes to life it has full power. This event sometimes > happens several times during warmup. Sometimes it does not > happen at all. It never hesitates more than a second when > warm. Fuel pressure is normal during hesitation. Thanks for > any help. > > Jim Hoard > jihoard@classic.msn.com > Owner/Manager > Valley Service > Salt Lake City, Utah, USA > > > ___________________ TEST AND REPAIR DATA ___________________ > > TESTING AND RESULTS > > FUEL PRESSURE - NORMAL RESPONSE 30-35 >
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