Got myself a bit of a problem!!
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Got myself a bit of a problem!!
ok, when accelerating hard the car is very hesitant it basically just dies. It feels like a fuel cut or somthing similar. Also i can hear the boost alot louder, than normal as if there is a major leak. Are there any weak spots in the turbo system? Or could somebody point me in the right direction.
thanks
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RE: Got myself a bit of a problem!!
Are there any weak spots in the turbo system?

.... TBB, F-hose, DV's, S4 intercooler plastic endcaps, intercooler hoses, DV hoses, plastic charge pipes, K03's .....
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RE: Got myself a bit of a problem!!
thanks for the help there!! 

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RE: Got myself a bit of a problem!!
any slightly more helpful suggestions that might narrow it down a tad?
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RE: Got myself a bit of a problem!!
Ok then - first thing to do is check the TBB and f-hose for splits, then check the DVs (check that the diaphragms haven't split: blow through them, push the piston end in then hold your thumb over the nipple - the vacuum should hold the spring) .... then check your DV hoses for splits.
If after doing these checks you find that these parts are all intact, then look for the less obvious stuff like a hole in a charge pipe (normally passenger side charge pipe if the fan has been rubbing against it and worn through the plastic) - check the intercooler hoses are still attached top and bottom, and all clips done up tightly.
More helpful ..?
If after doing these checks you find that these parts are all intact, then look for the less obvious stuff like a hole in a charge pipe (normally passenger side charge pipe if the fan has been rubbing against it and worn through the plastic) - check the intercooler hoses are still attached top and bottom, and all clips done up tightly.
More helpful ..?
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RE: Got myself a bit of a problem!!
thats more like it, ill get checking now.
cheers fella
cheers fella
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RE: Got myself a bit of a problem!!
ok, ive checked the DVs. The spring doesnt stay open when i put my thumb over the nippel.
what does this mean?
what does this mean?
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RE: Got myself a bit of a problem!!
You need to buy some 710N's.
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RE: Got myself a bit of a problem!!
ah rite. were can i get these from? would i be better uprating? i also fount another problem.


RE: Got myself a bit of a problem!!
Get one from Samco, or get the APR Bi-pipe.
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RE: Got myself a bit of a problem!!
the standard DV's are 710A's, the 710N is from the 225bhp TT and is regarded has having a much stronger diaphragm. you should be able to get them from an Audi dealer or from the likes of ECS. it's worth doing a search on here for pressure testers and see some of the home made kit we've concocted to trace exactly these kinds of faults.
Also worth investing in VAG-COM so you can check for fault codes and log sensors such as the N75 and MAF.
best of luck sorting it
Also worth investing in VAG-COM so you can check for fault codes and log sensors such as the N75 and MAF.
best of luck sorting it
Dave
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