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Could it be the fuel pump?

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I've had a couple of posts on this problem and thanks for the help/replies to date!

 

Got a '94 VR6, 70K miles. Running well except when coasting to a stop it often dies and when starting from cold, it always starts but idle hunts until warm, and if driven before warm, engine often dies. I gather this is not an uncommon problem, but so far have:

 

- replaced blue temp sensor

- replaced ecu relay (this seemed to help, but after a few drives, returned to poor form)

- replaced coul pack and leads

- replaced battery (this seemed to help, but after a few drives, returned to poor form)

- cleanedx ISV (this seemed to help, but after a few drives, returned to poor form)

 

Could it be the fuel pump? Is there an easy check to do on this?

 

It's really bugging me now - any help will be much appreciated!

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Nope - my local garage insisted they'd do this, charged a fortune and then eventually admitted they don't have one!

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What! - well I wouldn't spend any more money replacing bit until you've had the fault codes read... VW will often do this to diagnose a problem for free, then it's up to you if you get the work done there or not...

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local VW dealership said £70 per hour, and assume min 3 hours for vag-com check!!!

 

local independent vw specialist was happy to chat through, but said he felt the vag-com wouldn't help diagnose in this instance - suggested I left the car with him for a day.

 

Either way, looks pricey and neither seemed confident (nor as knowledgeable as the forum!)

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