Keep your Volkswagen's heating system running properly in this fall.
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Weak airflow, lack of heat, heater only works when driving…what the heck is going on? These are all signs that can indicate that the heater in your Volkswagen is malfunctioning or about to break. Read on to find out more about these signs and more.

Better get your Volkswagen to your neighborhood Volkswagen service shop!
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What’s that sound? No, it’s not the boomin’ system pumping Rock the Bells on Sirius/XM as you cruise down the expressway…it might be something more. While it’s common to hear some sounds, like rattles inside the cabin (hellllo to my VW Jetta, I’m looking at you!) which generally doesn’t mean anything serious, but there are some other common noises that may indicate an issue in your Volkswagen.

Prepare your ride for the Fall season
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School is back and so is the Autumn season! With the changing road conditions of the season and cooler temps, it’s important to prepare your Volkswagen accordingly. Here is a checklist for your Volkswagen to stay well prepared for the Fall season and upcoming winter.

Check engine light illuminated....time to take it in for maintenance and repair!
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You’re cruising down the road and all of a sudden you hear a dash noise and see the check engine light illuminate on your dashboard. What does this mean? What do I do? First, don’t panic.

How to choose the best independent Volkswagen repair shop!
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With more independent Volkswagen repair shops popping up around town, it’s important to choose the right one for you and your luxury automobile. Calling indy Volkswagen service shops or visiting them in person to ask questions is a great way to become familiar with them and their business practices. It’s definitely ok to check out a few before making your final decision on where to bring your Volkswagen.