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    Default Mk3 1.8 loss of cylinders. – 30-09-2007,11:09 AM
    My 1.8 Mk3 has lost two cylinders.After a 10 mile journey and a fifteen minute stop the car started with an obviouse miss.It was very similar to a condensed distributer cap or water shorting plug leads.The return trip was punctuated with miss fires and smooth running.I changed plugs,leads,cap and rotor still as bad . Prior to this the VW never missed a beat. Any ideas.
     
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    Default Re: Mk3 1.8 loss of cylinders. – 01-10-2007,11:30 PM
    Hi and welcome to the Forum!

    I guess its a MK3 golf? if so please drop a message into our MK3 golf section, where im sure you will get a result!

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