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palli17
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27th Dec 10 at 15:09   View User's Profile U2U Member Reply With Quote

firstly i know this is the wrong section but theres just more people having a nose here,

i have a lt35 158ps, the turbo cuts out after 60mph then i have to bump it to get the turbo to kick in again, but before 60 it is no problem, its a pain in the rear end as im a long distance courier driver, anybody had this problem before?

tried driving it with out the maf made no diff
i cant find someone with a diagnostics for this van as its a 2 pin

any sort of help is very much appreciated.

thank you
Simon_16v
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27th Dec 10 at 15:30   View User's Profile U2U Member Reply With Quote

I havent a clue about the engine/turbo but typically on VAG diesel engines the turbos are the VNT type which means there are moving parts in the parts in the turbo.

Overtime the turbo vanes get caked it carbon causing them to stick and causing it to overboost and which point the ecu kicks into safemode.

You can run some millers with the fuel and this may clean it up a bit are the other thing i did to a mates bora was remove the downpipe off the turbo and use some turbo cleaner (cant remember the name) to basically clean the carbon off as its a form of solvent.

Hope this helps bud
cavmad
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27th Dec 10 at 23:45   View User's Profile U2U Member Reply With Quote

Fault code N75. If you knock the engine off and then start it again and it works for a while that's what it is.
Mine cost £50 all in (new part and fitting) from a VW specialist.
The part is called something like the turbo boost actuator I think.
Anyhow Google VW N75 fault code and you'll see it.

 
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