slugish a4 1.9 tdi
08-15-2007, 11:24 AM
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Re: slugish a4 1.9 tdi
looneytoons wrote:
> just had a mas air unit as i was told that was the problem but no change
> but cheers anyway
>
>
In that case, get a code reader (preferably VAG_COM) on it, and look here:
http://forums.tdiclub.com/showthread.php?t=179589
> just had a mas air unit as i was told that was the problem but no change
> but cheers anyway
>
>
In that case, get a code reader (preferably VAG_COM) on it, and look here:
http://forums.tdiclub.com/showthread.php?t=179589
08-15-2007, 11:24 AM
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Re: slugish a4 1.9 tdi
looneytoons wrote:
> just had a mas air unit as i was told that was the problem but no change
> but cheers anyway
>
>
In that case, get a code reader (preferably VAG_COM) on it, and look here:
http://forums.tdiclub.com/showthread.php?t=179589
> just had a mas air unit as i was told that was the problem but no change
> but cheers anyway
>
>
In that case, get a code reader (preferably VAG_COM) on it, and look here:
http://forums.tdiclub.com/showthread.php?t=179589
08-15-2007, 11:24 AM
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Re: slugish a4 1.9 tdi
looneytoons wrote:
> just had a mas air unit as i was told that was the problem but no change
> but cheers anyway
>
>
In that case, get a code reader (preferably VAG_COM) on it, and look here:
http://forums.tdiclub.com/showthread.php?t=179589
> just had a mas air unit as i was told that was the problem but no change
> but cheers anyway
>
>
In that case, get a code reader (preferably VAG_COM) on it, and look here:
http://forums.tdiclub.com/showthread.php?t=179589
08-17-2007, 03:56 PM
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Re: slugish a4 1.9 tdi
"Chris Bartram" <news@delete-me.piglet-net.net> wrote
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> looneytoons wrote:
> > i have an a4 tdi 1.9 and it seems to be loosing on acceloraition when i
get
> > to 60 and put my foot down it seems to hold back and slowly speeds up
has
> > any one got any ideas cheers craig
> >
> >
> Unplug the MAF (in the air inlet trunking). If it is no worse with it
> unplugged, replace it. Other than that? Get the codes read with VAG-COM.
Did you check the vacuum hose which goes to the turbo? I had the same
problem, the hose was damaged by a mounting bolt of the turbo. If not then
maybe the variable nozzel (VNT) inside the turbo is stucked. If it is
stucked I suggest you to let it cleaned before replacing it. You'll find
alot of information on the internet about it.
Al
news:1187190136.28264.0@proxy00.news.clara.net...
> looneytoons wrote:
> > i have an a4 tdi 1.9 and it seems to be loosing on acceloraition when i
get
> > to 60 and put my foot down it seems to hold back and slowly speeds up
has
> > any one got any ideas cheers craig
> >
> >
> Unplug the MAF (in the air inlet trunking). If it is no worse with it
> unplugged, replace it. Other than that? Get the codes read with VAG-COM.
Did you check the vacuum hose which goes to the turbo? I had the same
problem, the hose was damaged by a mounting bolt of the turbo. If not then
maybe the variable nozzel (VNT) inside the turbo is stucked. If it is
stucked I suggest you to let it cleaned before replacing it. You'll find
alot of information on the internet about it.
Al
08-17-2007, 03:56 PM
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Re: slugish a4 1.9 tdi
"Chris Bartram" <news@delete-me.piglet-net.net> wrote
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> looneytoons wrote:
> > i have an a4 tdi 1.9 and it seems to be loosing on acceloraition when i
get
> > to 60 and put my foot down it seems to hold back and slowly speeds up
has
> > any one got any ideas cheers craig
> >
> >
> Unplug the MAF (in the air inlet trunking). If it is no worse with it
> unplugged, replace it. Other than that? Get the codes read with VAG-COM.
Did you check the vacuum hose which goes to the turbo? I had the same
problem, the hose was damaged by a mounting bolt of the turbo. If not then
maybe the variable nozzel (VNT) inside the turbo is stucked. If it is
stucked I suggest you to let it cleaned before replacing it. You'll find
alot of information on the internet about it.
Al
news:1187190136.28264.0@proxy00.news.clara.net...
> looneytoons wrote:
> > i have an a4 tdi 1.9 and it seems to be loosing on acceloraition when i
get
> > to 60 and put my foot down it seems to hold back and slowly speeds up
has
> > any one got any ideas cheers craig
> >
> >
> Unplug the MAF (in the air inlet trunking). If it is no worse with it
> unplugged, replace it. Other than that? Get the codes read with VAG-COM.
Did you check the vacuum hose which goes to the turbo? I had the same
problem, the hose was damaged by a mounting bolt of the turbo. If not then
maybe the variable nozzel (VNT) inside the turbo is stucked. If it is
stucked I suggest you to let it cleaned before replacing it. You'll find
alot of information on the internet about it.
Al
08-17-2007, 03:56 PM
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Re: slugish a4 1.9 tdi
"Chris Bartram" <news@delete-me.piglet-net.net> wrote
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> looneytoons wrote:
> > i have an a4 tdi 1.9 and it seems to be loosing on acceloraition when i
get
> > to 60 and put my foot down it seems to hold back and slowly speeds up
has
> > any one got any ideas cheers craig
> >
> >
> Unplug the MAF (in the air inlet trunking). If it is no worse with it
> unplugged, replace it. Other than that? Get the codes read with VAG-COM.
Did you check the vacuum hose which goes to the turbo? I had the same
problem, the hose was damaged by a mounting bolt of the turbo. If not then
maybe the variable nozzel (VNT) inside the turbo is stucked. If it is
stucked I suggest you to let it cleaned before replacing it. You'll find
alot of information on the internet about it.
Al
news:1187190136.28264.0@proxy00.news.clara.net...
> looneytoons wrote:
> > i have an a4 tdi 1.9 and it seems to be loosing on acceloraition when i
get
> > to 60 and put my foot down it seems to hold back and slowly speeds up
has
> > any one got any ideas cheers craig
> >
> >
> Unplug the MAF (in the air inlet trunking). If it is no worse with it
> unplugged, replace it. Other than that? Get the codes read with VAG-COM.
Did you check the vacuum hose which goes to the turbo? I had the same
problem, the hose was damaged by a mounting bolt of the turbo. If not then
maybe the variable nozzel (VNT) inside the turbo is stucked. If it is
stucked I suggest you to let it cleaned before replacing it. You'll find
alot of information on the internet about it.
Al
08-17-2007, 03:56 PM
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Re: slugish a4 1.9 tdi
"Chris Bartram" <news@delete-me.piglet-net.net> wrote
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> looneytoons wrote:
> > i have an a4 tdi 1.9 and it seems to be loosing on acceloraition when i
get
> > to 60 and put my foot down it seems to hold back and slowly speeds up
has
> > any one got any ideas cheers craig
> >
> >
> Unplug the MAF (in the air inlet trunking). If it is no worse with it
> unplugged, replace it. Other than that? Get the codes read with VAG-COM.
Did you check the vacuum hose which goes to the turbo? I had the same
problem, the hose was damaged by a mounting bolt of the turbo. If not then
maybe the variable nozzel (VNT) inside the turbo is stucked. If it is
stucked I suggest you to let it cleaned before replacing it. You'll find
alot of information on the internet about it.
Al
news:1187190136.28264.0@proxy00.news.clara.net...
> looneytoons wrote:
> > i have an a4 tdi 1.9 and it seems to be loosing on acceloraition when i
get
> > to 60 and put my foot down it seems to hold back and slowly speeds up
has
> > any one got any ideas cheers craig
> >
> >
> Unplug the MAF (in the air inlet trunking). If it is no worse with it
> unplugged, replace it. Other than that? Get the codes read with VAG-COM.
Did you check the vacuum hose which goes to the turbo? I had the same
problem, the hose was damaged by a mounting bolt of the turbo. If not then
maybe the variable nozzel (VNT) inside the turbo is stucked. If it is
stucked I suggest you to let it cleaned before replacing it. You'll find
alot of information on the internet about it.
Al
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