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Not Starting After Replacing Faulty Fuel Pump

Volkswagen Jetta 2011 2.0 tdi highline 240000 miles
I had replaced fuel pump whole assembly,but engine cranking but not starting on why what the issue is ? Can anyone quickly get solution for me
Krish from India 7 months ago  
KR
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I Replaced my fuel pump

Volkswagen Jetta 2006 2.5 2000 miles
After replacing fuel pump, my vehicle started making a loud grinding noise Torch the bottom of the vehicle where the belts is locate on the right side of the car
Who817 from United States a year ago  
WH

I Replaced my fuel pump

Volkswagen Jetta 2006 2.5 2000 miles
I Replaced my fuel pump on my jetta with a fuel pump that I took off from a jetta that is same year make and model but it happens to be slightly bigger than the one I have in my jetta would it cause problems to my jetta
Who817 from United States a year ago  
WH

Engine runs but won't start SolvedSolved

Volkswagen Jetta 2001  143 miles
Hope someone can help me. I own an automatic Jetta 2001 and it was working properly until suddenly, one day, it wouldn't start again. The engine runs but there is no way it can be started. The fuel pump's pressure has been checked, the coil replaced as there were no sparks in the spark plugs, but the problem is still there. All fuses are alright as well as the crankshaft's sensor. The acceleration body has been cleaned and the battery replaced. Can the stereo have something to do? Because it is indicating SAFE 0000, meaning that the car is blocked? Can someone please tell me what to do?
car from United States 11 years ago  
CA
Rank 4
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siller from United States 11 years ago
After many attempts at trying to solve the same problem you are now having with my Jetta 2001, one day I found out that the temperature's sensor, through which the cooling liquid runs, had oil in its exterior. It was dirty due to a previous tuning, so I removed the connector to clean it and the failure disappeared. I really don't know how this can affect the starting, but I cleaned certainly deeply that connector, which has 4 pins, and the vehicle started as if nothing had happened. I then bought the sensor and the problem was finally solved.
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car from United States 11 years ago
Thank you, siller for reading and sharing your experience. After trying different things, I myself removed the crankshaft's sensor, took it to a good electrician and he said it was not working properly. I then bought a new one, installed it and it finally started.
Hggh from United States 2 years ago
I have a 15 jetta se 1.8 turbo I turn it off to pump gas an it never turn on yes the battery good it never done this before
Nazar from other a year ago
Hope someone can help me. To the problame
Transmission in emergency mode vw Jetta 2019
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Many failures SolvedSolved

Volkswagen Jetta 1999  135000 miles
The first failure in my car appeared from one day to the other. It was working perfectly one night, but the following morning it wouldn't start. There was some engine work but I could not start driving it. It seemed as though there was a fuel deficit, but it had been refuelled the day before. I checked the fuel pump, and surprisingly found out there was no sparking, so I logically thought the problem was with the coil. I changed it but it kept doing the same thing. I then checked relays, fuses and that there was electrical current reaching the coil and everything was ok. The crankshaft's senso… Read complete
josey from United States 11 years ago  
JO
2 reports 
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hortense from United States 11 years ago
The same happened to me and the problem is in the distributor.
josey from United States 11 years ago
I've changed the distributor and it seems as though the problem has been solved. At least for the past two days it has been working perfectly. Thank you very much!
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Cranking but won't start SolvedSolved

Volkswagen Jetta 2002  102000 miles
I can start it by spraying starting fluid into the air intake.
I have replaced the Fuel pump, fuel injectors, Fuel Relay 409 (under the steering wheel), the ECM, and crankshaft sensor. Crank position sensor. I am now lost why this vehicle won't start.
Angel from United States a year ago  
AN
1 report 
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Angel from United States a year ago
The fuse box imagines on this website helped alot. Once I installed all the the parts. I noticed that the fuses on the side of the drivers panel were missing some so I checked this websites fuse diagram and noticed I didn't have one for the Fuel injectors. Once I added it car started right up.
nicklas from United States 6 months ago
Coil pack, had the same issue
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Fuel pump relay

Volkswagen Jetta 2005 4dr. Sedan 2.5L 198000 miles
Where is the location of the fuel pump relay. Many diagrams show under the drivers side dash n some show engine location drivers side relay 3 but when I see the relay part number and location area they don’t match with the holes in the fuse panel. I’m so confused.
Stayseejohnson82 from Canada 2 years ago  
ST
6 reports 
Fuel issue from United States 2 years ago
Same issue with my daughters car. Replaced fuel pump still have the same problem
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Fuel pump relays.

Volkswagen Jetta 2007 Jetta 160000 miles
Fuel pump not getting power, Checked fuel pump relay. But it says they’re 2 mini relays located on the relay connector unit. Does anyone know where these relays are I can’t find a chart anywhere?
Oskarthegoat from United States a year ago  
OS
3 reports 

It wont start, you can hear it trying to but wont

Volkswagen Jetta 2001 4 door 2.0 standart  80000 miles
Checked the 409 relay and fuses also checked fuel pump and fuel filter and their ok
Thom from other 6 years ago  
TH
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