What are the common faults of Jetta VA3?

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DeRebecca
07/29/25 9:49pm
Jetta VA3 common faults include battery failure, spark plug failure, and exhaust system failure. Battery problems: If the indicator light dims or even goes out at the moment of starting, it indicates that the vehicle's battery power is too low. In this case, do not attempt to start the engine repeatedly, as frequent starting will consume battery power faster. Generally, the service life of a battery is about 3 years. At this time, you need to contact rescue personnel immediately to help you jump-start the vehicle. Spark plug failure: Under low-temperature conditions, the spark plug electrode becomes too large, resulting in poor ignition capability. The atomization effect of the fuel injected by the fuel injector is also not ideal, which will cause poor ignition and easily lead to cylinder flooding and failure to start. At this time, rescue personnel need to remove the spark plug and dry the electrode to start the vehicle smoothly.
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