Volkswagen Fox Service By Top-Rated Mechanics

How much does Volkswagen Fox repair and maintenance cost?

The cost depends on your car, the type of service, and where you live. Here are estimates for a selection of Volkswagen Fox services.

Service	Estimate	Savings	Dealer Estimate	Location
Service type Fuel Filter Replacement for 1993 Volkswagen Fox L4-1.8L	Estimate $88	Savings 29.50%	Dealer Estimate $125	Location Denver, CO
Service type Fuel Filter Replacement for 1991 Volkswagen Fox L4-1.8L	Estimate $88	Savings 29.50%	Dealer Estimate $125	Location Denver, CO
Service type Intake Manifold Gaskets Replacement for 1987 Volkswagen Fox L4-1.8L	Estimate $214	Savings 29.91%	Dealer Estimate $306	Location Denver, CO
Service type Windshield Wiper Motor - Rear Replacement for 1991 Volkswagen Fox L4-1.8L	Estimate $174	Savings 41.37%	Dealer Estimate $297	Location Denver, CO
Service type Oxygen Sensor - Rear/Lower/Downstream Replacement for 1990 Volkswagen Fox L4-1.8L	Estimate $164	Savings 40.76%	Dealer Estimate $277	Location Denver, CO
Service type Serpentine/Drive Belt Replacement for 1992 Volkswagen Fox L4-1.8L	Estimate $111	Savings 34.96%	Dealer Estimate $170	Location Denver, CO
Service type Car Air Filter Replacement for 1993 Volkswagen Fox L4-1.8L	Estimate $97	Savings 32.10%	Dealer Estimate $143	Location Denver, CO
Service type Axle / CV Shaft Assembly - Passenger Side Front Replacement for 1991 Volkswagen Fox L4-1.8L	Estimate $216	Savings 42.92%	Dealer Estimate $378	Location Portland, OR

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Answers to common Volkswagen Fox questions

Q: Q: Water leaking from car

Answered by Robert

Hello. If you have a coolant leak from your car that you cannot easily see, then the system needs to be pressure tested. I would typically use a cooling system pressure tester to pressurize the system to see if the...

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Q: Noise like a pulley squeak or rattling

Answered by Tim

Hi there. Quite often when you hear the rattle or squealing noise upon start up, but it goes away eventually; it is due to a loose serpentine or drive belt. This noise is also common with low power steering fluid....

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Q: Every time I drive the epc light goes on and it's says check engine service now and sometimes it just cuts off while driving

Answered by Eduardo

Hello. If your warning lights are on then the first thing I would do is retrieve the trouble codes, as they will likely reveal some insight on what the issue may be. Warning lights (https://www.yourmechanic.com/services/warning-light-is-on-inspection) and stalling (https://www.yourmechanic.com/services/car-is-stalling-inspection) can be...

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Q: Input turbine sensor location? Forgot to change transmission fluid at 80000. Should I change transmisión fluid first?

Answered by Jeff

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