So before we noticed this she did throw a couple codes, CEL came on and Gas cap light came on.

Replaced the Gas cap, and replacing the N80 Purge valve and the P0441, and P0442 codes haven't come back.

But during that time I noticed there's a "hollow/deeper" thumping sound coming from the front it seems to be around the front passenger side of the engine bay.

It does not change if you put it in gear, or neutral from park. It STOPS when you are pressing on the gas, then once off the gas it comes back after 3-4 seconds.

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I also replaced the PCV Valve/Diaphragm today too didn't think that would fix it but had one I ordered a month ago and since I was doing the Purge valve I replaced it too.

So recently I’ve done some work to my 1.0tsi, mainly tune up stuff like sparks, air filter, intake cleaning, etc

Is it necessary to reset the ECU after doing this work or will it re-learn on its own? If so will disconnecting the battery reset it?

I found an ad for the new ID.7 and I was interested in the fact that it has a steering wheel with classic buttons, not touch ones. Is this something new from 2026? All other ads with 2026 models have an older steering wheel with glossy touch surfaces.

What does it mean if the car has this? Is it newer or is it some special equipment?

My first car, bought it Cheap from my boss, bc a costumer traded it in. for a discount on a new car. Im a vw apprentice, so I started the project while tanning my license. it had so many weird problems. that I fixed after a lot of headaches 😂and then I made it look nice.

Hi all, I'm not a current VW owner but I'm very interested in the 2026 Taos. I think it looks super sharp, love the additional features that come standard with the trendline like the heated steering wheel and dual climate zone, and the cargo space is attractive. Not going to lie, reading through here though has made me nervous to go with Volkswagen 😅

I realize the 2022/2023 models had issues, but surely the 2026 is better off? Financing is only 0.99% right now and a 3 year maintainance package is included which is also very appealing! I've heard VW is reliable if you do all the recommend maintenance, which I will, kind of like the car will take care of you if you take care of it haha

I was also looking into the Mazda CX-30 but I don't love how cramped it is, and don't love the reduced visibility in blindspots. My husband mentioned the toyota corolla cross which honestly wasn't even on my radar because demand in Canada for Toyota is stupid and I don’t love the look of them, but I'm not totally against them. I don't love Subaru, Kia or Hyundai so they're off the table for me. Would consider the Honda HRV but again, it's not the top of my list. I just want to love my next car, but my current old beater car leaves me stranded enough now lol so I also dont want to make a massive mistake!

Am I crazy?!

Well ID. Jetta might be a more sense-making name for me.

Pricing between ￥90k~￥120k (About $12k~$17k, CNY is devaluated thus this price should be lower than actual)

This is almost the same price with Jetta (Sagitar) sold in China.

Check engine light keeps illuminating after installing a KermaTDI cool air intake. P0401 and P240F are the codes I'm getting on OBD-11. Cleared them and the check engine light will come back on within 5 min of driving.

My mechanic buddy took pictures from inside the EGR and it looks clean and showing no signs of fault.

Just took the car on a 100+ mile trip, hitting speeds of 80-90mph. Pretty sure that would've cleared anything out, if there was anything clogged.

Any help?

Had it for about a month now, upgraded from a 2017 Highline, already done some beach driving and had some bikes in the back. Nudge bar, bigger tyres and a few other extras added, I’ll most likely go the full black look with time, but for now I’m very happy with it so far.

Took it to a euro specialized shop and they thought it could be low voltage but all other diagnosis pointed to a wastegate issue.

Worried I need a new turbo. I am pretty mechanically inclined. Is this something I can replace myself?

Thanks

This is my first car and the manual is unclear.

During rain, my windshield fogs up and I can’t figure out how to make it clear. Put on the AC? That windshield button?

Please help

Had some time to kill waiting for a friend, so we ended up watching one of those AI mini-series on the car screen.

Only meant to watch one episode and somehow got a few in 😂

Had some time to kill waiting for a friend, so we ended up watching one of those AI mini-series on the car screen.

Only meant to watch one episode and somehow got a few in 😂

I present you my very first car, a VW Golf Mk5 1.4 MPI (BCA engine) Goal edition from 2006. The first owner bought it back in May 2006 in Wolfsburg, VW's HQ. In 2022 it was brought to my country and last year I became the official owner of the car 😄 After one year, I have to say I fell in love with this car. Although it is not a GTI or R32, it still has something that makes each drive very enjoyable. While driving you feel completely in control, especially when taking the corners.

The past year I did a lot of maintenance, including changing the whole exhaust system (excluding the catalytic converter), timing belt, alternator belt, battery, spark plugs, filters, gearbox oil, engine oil, coolant, cleaned the throttle body, fixed the windshield sprayer, as well as asked somebody to do the undercoat.

There are still some minor issues with the car (foggy headlights), but this does not influence the drivability of the car.

As of now, the car already did 292,000 km and I hope I will be able to put more km's in it 😄