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Bob
Perform the steps in exactly the following order:
- Turn on the radio. "SAFE" will appear in the display
- After 3 seconds, the number 1000 will appear in the display.
- Use the radio station preset buttons 1 to 4 to enter the code number. Use preset button 1 to enter the first digit in the code number. Use button 2 to enter the second digit, etc. The value range for each of the 4 digits is "0...9". The digit will increae by 1 each time you tap the preset button. the number returns to "0" after "9".
- After you finish entering the code, press the right side (">")of the SEEK button for longer than 2 seconds until you hear an audible signal.
- For Monsoon versions, if you've entered the code number correctly, "MONSOON" and then "LSM" will appear in the display.
- For standard versions if you've enterd the code number correctly "FM1 88.3 MHZ" will appear in the display.
Warning; you have only two attemps to get it right. If the code is not correct it will disable the radio for about an hour. Leave the unit ON and the key in the ignition switch for this hour. Then you have two more attempts to get it right.
Hope this helps! Good Luck. :0)
To check that, look in you truck on the left side there's like a little compartment area that you can unscrew and you will find the pump there. When the top is up it should be at the min line, if the top is down, it should be at the max line.
Good luck!
those would be the only obvious answers. Is the check engine light on?
daryl
2001 VW Cabrio
Batik Blue w/Blue Top
Black Cloth Interior
Automatic
After fooling around with the lock, took it to a friend's autoshop. There they had to bend down the back seat and cut the bolt that hooked the backseat up. This gave us access to the trunk and the backpack. Then he repaired all the damage, rebuilt the cut part, repaired and remounted the trunk lock and, on a Saturday, charged us $140. I think we made off very well! We will probably look into re-doing the mechanism that locks the back seat up so that, if this were to ever happen again, we will be able to access the trunk via the back seat (of course, we would only do this in a way we would know so that there would still be a bit a security there)
My check engine light is on (again) the first time, I was told it was the mass airflow meter- which I had changed. The following week the light cam eon again- this time the code was "evaporative emissions"- The light has come & gone & is currently out, though it will come back on. Will it pass inspection if the light is on? Or if it's not on, is the code still active? Thanks so much- running out of time in the month!
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Has anyone else experienced this? If so, is it a known problem with Cabrios/VWs in general?
thanks!
Anyway I am a VW fan, and I don't like the way they are ruining the funky aspect of these nice cars with bad build quality in Mexico