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> OT: Jetta exahust leak
ruddyboys
post Jan 13 2009, 03:00 PM
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My jetta aways got 34mpg, but lately have been getting around 28-30. Last night the check engine light came on and the exhaust sounded load under the car, would an exhaust leak be the cause of bad gas mileage?
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Cap'n Krusty
post Jan 13 2009, 05:37 PM
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You DO know there are in excess of 1500 codes and variations, right? It could be anything. Granted, some wont turn the light on, and still others take multiple drive cycles to do so. There are many things which could affect your fuel mileage, including a bad MAF sensor, a bad thermostat, a bad CTS (VERY common!), an exhaust leak before the cat, a broken vacuum line, and a bunch of other things. Most good aftermarket VW shops have either the VW factory scanner, or Vag Com, an aftermarket system. You need to have it scanned.

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