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Jesse, I would start at the source, the tank. There may be trash/rust blocking the screen filter inside the tank. Scoot under the car & disconnect the hose coming from the tank. If you get a steady flow of gas the screen is clear. Be sure to stay as clear as possible of the flow, you don't want gas splashing in your face. Do you have FI or carbs? An electric fuel pump or mechanical? Anyway, if you do have a free flow from the tank the next place to check is to see if fuel is coming out of the pump. It would be good to have your wife help with this. Have her turn the key on but not start the engine to see if gas comes out of the electric pump. If you have a mechanical pump, she'll have to get the engine to turn over to get a fuel flow. Have a rag or small cup to catch the gas as it comes out. If you have gas coming out of the tank but not the mechanical pump, the fuel line is clogged. If nothing comes out of the electric pump it could be a relay or the pump itself. As Jim would ask, do you hear a series of clicks when you turn the key to on. Tom ------------------------------------------------------------------- Too much? Digest! mailto:type3-d-request@vwtype3.org Subj=subscribe