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Fuel system 1.3L petrol engine Volkswagen Golf 2

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Fuel injection systems — general information
Fuel injection systems — general information
Depending on the year of manufacture, engine displacement and some other factors (see table 1) the cars can be equipped with fuel injection systems - KT-Jetronic, Mono-Jetronic,...

Description of the Digijet injection system
Description of the Digijet injection system
Digijet ignition and fuel injection system (figure 154) developed by WV and installed on engines with NZ and RC indexes. It is equipped with an idle speed regulator and forced...

Adjusting the idle speed parameters of the Digijet injection system
Adjusting the idle speed parameters of the Digijet injection system
Before you begin adjusting the idle speed, the following conditions must be met. The engine must be warmed up (Macna temperature must be at least 80°C). All electrical consumers...

Possible malfunctions of injection systems
Possible malfunctions of injection systems
Possible malfunctions of all injection systems described in this publication and methods for their elimination are given below. Before troubleshooting, any errors when starting...

Fuel pump and filters
Fuel pump and filters
Replacing the fuel pump The procedure for replacing the fuel pump is simple and does not require special explanations. The pump is installed on the cylinder head, and to gain...

Fuel level sensor
Fuel level sensor
Removal the sensor Disconnect the battery. Remove the sensor cover, which is located under the luggage compartment trim. Disconnect the sensor connector. Disconnect the fuel...

Fuel tank — removal and installation
Fuel tank — removal and installation
Figure 157. Fuel tank: 1 - inertia valve; 2 - filler cap; 3 - tension ring; 4 - rubber cover; 5 - jumper "'mass"; 6 - ventilation valve; 7 - fuel supply line; 8 - return fuel...

Inertia and ventilation valves
Inertia and ventilation valves
Inertia valve To remove it, release valve 1 ( see figure 157 ) in the filler neck of the fuel tank, moving it upward. In the vertical position, the valve should allow gasoline to...

Replacing the exhaust manifold
Replacing the exhaust manifold
The fastening of the exhaust manifold of a carburetor engine is shown in Figure 158. Based on this figure, the removal and installation of the exhaust manifold can be carried out....

Replacing exhaust system components
Replacing exhaust system components
Removal and installation of the exhaust system (see figure 158) exhaust gases should not cause any difficulties. You just need to pay attention to the following: Always replace...

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Golf 4 
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Golf 3 
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  • Diesel injection system
  • Pre-glow system
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Golf 2 
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  • Introduction to guide
  • User manual
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  • Engine repair
  • Lubrication system
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  • Carburetors
  • Supply system
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