Category: Volkswagen Repair

Volkswagens have a renowned reputation for efficiency and durability. Similarly, their unique design and impressive safety features have made the Volkswagen brand a top choice for many drivers today. There are common issues you may have to contend with while driving your Volkswagen. Thankfully, our mechanics have the experience and knowledge to handle issues with…

If you’re on this page, it’s probably because you’ve experienced your VW vibrating while your car is idling. Often, this intense vibration can be both worrisome and uncomfortable. You have made the first right step in trying to find out exactly why your VW is shaking while idling. There are usually various reasons why you…

The ECT (Energy Coolant Temperature Sensor) is another name for the coolant temperature sensor. The temperature of your Volkswagen’s engine is measured by this sensor. The data it collects has an impact on fuel supply, the proper timing of the ignition, and the performance of the engine. The engine block or cylinder head is usually…

When you notice rough idling in your Volkswagen or feel your vehicle starting to shake when stopped at a stoplight, there are many underlying issues that could be causing these problems. A defective MAF sensor is one of the most common issues with Volkswagen models that owners will experience. The MAF sensor in a Volkswagen…

A faulty or malfunctioning MAF (Mass Air Flow) sensor can cause several issues for your VW vehicle. As a passage for air that comes in via the air intake system, the MAF is responsible for monitoring air levels so the ECU can respond appropriately with air/fuel ratio adjustments. Too little or too much air can…

Your Volkswagen works hard to maintain an excellent overall temperature. Through the use of coolant, your VW’s engine can avoid a variety of symptoms, such as overheating. But how does your car know how much coolant to use to maintain an optimal balance? The answer to this is through using a Coolant Temperature Sensor, also…

The camshaft seal is an important part of making sure all the parts of the camshaft stay in place. It is natural for the seal to harden or break over time, and this will allow fluids to leak. This is why car owners need to consider having the camshaft seal checked during routine inspections to…

Your Volkswagen’s engine oil is what keeps it performing at maximum capacity. Unfortunately, oil leaks are common among all vehicle makes and models, and it’s important to know the signs of an oil leak so you can remediate the problem as soon as possible before further damage occurs to your engine. The Purpose of Engine…

When you drive a Volkswagen, you expect a durable and stylish ride. Shorts in your vehicle’s wiring harness can put frustration in your experience. If you do not address wiring harness issues, they can have serious consequences for your vehicle. They can also cause harm to yourself, your passengers, and other drivers. To help you…

Your VW’s suspension is what keeps your bones from rattling as you drive. It also keeps your vehicle stable on all four wheels. As it spans the entire length of your car, your VW’s suspension consists of two parts: the front and rear suspension. Springs are found in both parts of the suspension and are…