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problems with chiped 110 TDI


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Hi

I am new so please be gentle wink.gif

anyway the problem i have is with my golf 110 TDI

i had it chiped by upsolute last week and since then i have been getting boost problems. when i floor it the car pulls like a steam train but sometimes when it is on boost it cuts out the boost all of a sudden then kicks back in like if someone is pressing the brake

I did have a MERC maf on it wich is 6 months old but i took this off and now there is a new VW maf on it and so far is seems fine but i havent had a chance to fully ceck it on a long run

do you think the MAF was the problem ?

i cant understand it if it was as a mate has the exact same map on his car with the MERC maf and no probs what so ever

sorry for the long post 169144-ok.gif

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sorry i didnt think about the model

yes it is a 110 mk4 golf

mine has did this right after getting the re-map done yet my mate got his done on the same car and his was fine up untill recently where he has had the same problem

how would i test the wastegate?

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To be honest, I've had nothing to do with wastegated turbo's but the spring which holds the wastegate shut sound like it's too weak to hold the extra boost you've now got. I would think a new wastegate would be up to the job as it comes with a new spring, and will be stiffer.

Best I can do, I'm afraid.

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Not an expert by any means on this model - knowledgable in Turbos though - see my Sig 169144-ok.gif , but this is an overboost problem and is most probably caused by the wastegate failing slightly.

The chip will have upped the Boost output, fueling etc, but the Wastegate will be unable to handle the extra pressure. Wastegates are easy to strip off and test - usually a circlip / few bolts. Test with a bike pump to see when the gate opens. This failure will lead to the ECU cutting the boost - it does this by stopping the fuel flow into the engine temporarilly.

An uprated wastegate SHOULD solve the problem. A new spring might do the trick.

Your mates wastegate will have degraded slightly over time with the uprated boost which is why he now has similar problems....

Hope that helps!

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Thanks alot for the info lads

i will take it to my local VAG specialist to get them to check the wastegate

I was also told of a little gizmo called a "Dawes Device" that can limit the boost so this it never overboosts

think this may work?

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right fitted a boost gauge and here goes

I was told anything over 1.6 bar is dangerouse yet after fitting my new boost gauge i have noticed mine is peaking at 1.9 and sometimes even 2 Bar

maybe this is where my boost problems are coming from as the may be getting to such a level that the ECU is shutting down the fuel supply and going into limp mode

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Could be teaching grandma to suck eggs here but don't forget that you have absolute and relative BAR.

Normal atmospheric pressure is 1 Bar so when Vag-com tells me the car is blowing 2.55 bar its actually 1.55 relative (vs 1 standard I think)

I doubt that a 110 TDi blows harder than a remapped S3 w/ K04 so your "2 Bar" is probably an absolute reading i.e. its actually 1 bar. Not sure what a standard 110 turbo blows at but its most likely to be around 0.7 bar so 1ish sounds about right for a remap.

Of course, I don't know the specifics but I doubt yours is pushing 2 bar wink.gif169144-ok.gif

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