Check Engine Light On
 

I have a 2001 Beetle. 2.0 liter. A few months ago the engine light came on. A few weeks later it went off for about 3 weeks. Then it came back on and has stayed on. I got the code P1128 Fuel too Lean. From my research ive found it could be the MAF sensor, Vacume lines or possable a O2 sensor. The car runs fine for the most part. When its cool it hesitate a timy bit till it warms up. Im wondering if anyone else has had this problem ????/ Also is there a way to check the MAF sensor or the O2 sensors to see if they are good or not ??????? I would like to take care of this myself if I can , Im trying to avoid the Garage if I can....

RE: Check Engine Light On
 

did anyone figure this out? i need help with the exact code.

RE: Check Engine Light On
 

O2 sensors are relatively cheap and it wouldn't hurt to replace it. If you don't know how they work I can give you a brief run down:

An O2 sensor is an emissions control device that monitors the mixture of the exhaust and transmits that back to the computer to adjust the fuel/air mixture to cut down on harmful emissions. When it starts to fail it provides faulty readings and will tell the computer to adjust the fuel/air mixture improperly, and the circle goes round and round.

I replaced the sensor in my Buick last fall and it made the car drive so much better. I'm just glad my air-cooled Beetles don't need them! :)