Why is my van stalling?
Stalling problems trace back to three primary causes: a lack of fuel, not receiving enough air, or insufficient power. Common reasons include an empty gas tank, a faulty fuel pump, a bad ignition coil, fouled spark plugs, water in the fuel, or a failing sensor. An engine stall is never fun.
Will sugar destroy a diesel engine?
Putting sugar in a diesel fuel may not cause any damage because it does not dissolve in the fuel. Instead, the sugar will sink and settle to the bottom of a container, according to the I-CAR website. Sugar may affect fuel filters.
How many miles does a VW Transporter last?
Clutches don’t last forever on any vehicle however it is an important consideration when buying a VW T4. Depending on how well they are driven, the standard clutches can last anywhere between 100,000 and 160,000 miles!
Are there any problems with the VW T4 Transporter?
This does increase the cost of the job but saves you on a major service further down the line. The VW T4 does have a reputation for dodgy sensors unfortunately. The sensors are of course getting old and need periodic replacement & routine inspection, however bad connections or corroded electrics also lead to issues.
How old is a VW Transporter when insured?
Owning a VW T4 Transporter can be an absolute pleasure however finding the correct one is becoming exceptionally important as the youngest of the models are now heading for 20 years old, some are closer to 30 years! In many insurance companies’ eyes, you can now insure a VW T4 as a classic!
Why do I hear knocking in my VW Transporter?
It is common for the upper ball joints especially to go on the medium to higher mile examples of the VW T4. You will hear knocking especially on bumps. Early signs are knocking only on bumps when the Transporter is mid bend as a higher weight distribution is applied to a particular side of the Transporter.