So, I checked the engine light and the code read Cylinder lean(fuel to air ratio low). With the mileage on the Passat at 98,000 miles my first change was the fuel filter. When I pulled it out I discovered that it was the original! The first filter I found was $38 way too much for my blood. I opted for the $9.00 version of the same filter. I followed the steps in the code reader and erased the codes. I thought good, problem solved. Then 2 days later the light came back on.
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Saturday, April 11, 2009
Volkswagon Passat Engine Light Continued.....
So, I checked the engine light and the code read Cylinder lean(fuel to air ratio low). With the mileage on the Passat at 98,000 miles my first change was the fuel filter. When I pulled it out I discovered that it was the original! The first filter I found was $38 way too much for my blood. I opted for the $9.00 version of the same filter. I followed the steps in the code reader and erased the codes. I thought good, problem solved. Then 2 days later the light came back on.
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project vehicle,
save money,
shop,
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sport truck,
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Saturday, October 4, 2008
My Next Project
Well it has been sitting in my yard for about 2 years, but now it is about to get a make-over! My wife's grandpa originally had this truck. I did not want to see it leave so I bought it. It is a 1971 Ford F-100 two wheel drive sport custom, with 90,250 original miles! The interior is practically show room with NO problems at all. The outside shows use. So my plan is to fill the holes from having a camper on it,clean up and straighten the body and paint it back the same copper color. I want to be able to show it as an "All Original." Adding a nice sounding 2.5 inch exhaust to get some rumble, and possibly some nice rims to accent the old style of the truck.
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F-100,
Ford,
hot rod,
project vehicle,
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