98 tdi new turbo
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98 tdi new turbo
turbo works great when you first start engine when it gets warm turbo does not work whats up with that
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Is your check eng light on?
you need to scan for codes with Vag/com.
you need to scan for codes with Vag/com.
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98 jetta new turbo
Yes the check engine light is on . vag com check codes are 01050-glow plug monitoring 35-10---- intermittent second code 00522-engine coolant temperature sensor G62 30-00- open or short to b+ what does it all mean .Replaced temp senser still have same problem , turbo works when cold , wont work when hot, something is telling it not to engage when warm.
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Did the 0522 go away after you replaced the sensor?
Are you sure the turbo is quitting or are you just assuming that? Does the engine start lacking power? Maf sensor is common for lacking power. Try unplugging it and see if it then runs better. (that'll trigger a code.)
Lack of power could also be clogged intake. If you've never cleaned it or if you dont know when it was cleaned then just do it. Intake cleaning is a maintance item you should do on a schedule.
Are you sure the turbo is quitting or are you just assuming that? Does the engine start lacking power? Maf sensor is common for lacking power. Try unplugging it and see if it then runs better. (that'll trigger a code.)
Lack of power could also be clogged intake. If you've never cleaned it or if you dont know when it was cleaned then just do it. Intake cleaning is a maintance item you should do on a schedule.
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NEW turbo
Broke a belt , bent some vavles.rebuilt head cleaned intake , put new turbo in .When you first start the car turbo will work for a few minutes then it won't engage. if you stop the car and restart it, itdoes the same thing all over again. I did not know about the maf i will check that tomorrow. 0522 i will have to hook it back up to the vag com and see.When the tubo works it realy kicks in stong when it doesnt you have very little power
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Got it figured out thanks for the help coolair. Problem was the fuel filter .Here is the story ,when I first started to blend fuel, I used the filtering system they said would work on the web, so that is what I built .Well soon to find out there system did not work, and yes I had a tank full of fryer crud. So I drain the best I could without taking the tank off, figured I would catch the rest in the filter, but kept clogging 28 doller filters, so I took and bypassed the filter with a in line filter . Well aparently the system is puresurised and the way I had it bypassed ,was straight in and straight out to the tank, bypassing the check valve on the old filter.So I hooked up the old filter and look out when you step on pedal she rocks like it was brand new.Well I have 98% of the crap out of the tank so going to buy a filter and put it in the trunk just fo back up. I completly revamped the filtering on my fill station. The one thing that I have really learn about wvo and blending it is, clean clean clean and clean before you put in the vehicle or your just looking for problems. Running it threw just regular filters does not work, I bought a centerfuge and I filter the hell out of it before I blend it, so far it is working great
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New turbo
Well I was worng on that fix coolair, so back to the drawing board. I have replaced both sending units in the in the cooling system, still have the same codes comming up. Going to replace the temp sending unit in the cylinder head next. I know I have a bad ignition switch you think that could be the problem . I bought a new one just have not had time to put it in.
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Put 2 new sending units in
Ok cooling codes are gone, Now I Iam getting a intake manifold presure code 00575 17-10 differince Intermittent code that is comming up. I think your right about the turbo not going out, I think it might be working, but it needs to be ajusted. Going to keep playing tell I get it right. This is going to be a little tough, because I really don't have alot of experience with turbos.
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There is a solenoid for controlling boost. (Boost Pressure Control Solenoid Valve) Its called N75 and is on the firewall. Check that the hoses to it are connected and dont have any vacuum leaks or blockages.
The solenoid itself can fail also. OUTPUT TESTS in Vag-com can make a check of N75. The test cycles on the N75 solenoid so you can check it in the garage.
A better check of N75 would be in operation on the street. Use your vag com in measuring block 11 and log the data as you accelerate in 4th from 1500 to 4000 rpm.
You should see the requested boost match the delivered boost almost exactly.
There's also a chance that your turbo vanes are sticking boost position. If N75 is working but Delivered Boost is out of control and doesn't match requested boost this might be the case.
The solenoid itself can fail also. OUTPUT TESTS in Vag-com can make a check of N75. The test cycles on the N75 solenoid so you can check it in the garage.
A better check of N75 would be in operation on the street. Use your vag com in measuring block 11 and log the data as you accelerate in 4th from 1500 to 4000 rpm.
You should see the requested boost match the delivered boost almost exactly.
There's also a chance that your turbo vanes are sticking boost position. If N75 is working but Delivered Boost is out of control and doesn't match requested boost this might be the case.
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new turbo
Well coolair Iam not real formiliar with vag com the system is new to me still trying to understand how it works , and how read all the program . I have the system but not the instruction manual . Going to try and figure out what your saying .Hang in there i will let you know what happens.
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