As the title states, my TDI Bug only does 75 mph and 3000rpm. I can't hear the turbo spool up. Is it the turbo itself inop or is it something that controls the turbo from kicking in?? help? One more question tho.....
Are there any Repair Manuals out there (anywhere) that I can get for my car???????? 2001 Beetle TDI (standard) (US spec)
2001 TDI Beetle top speed 75mph/3000 rpm
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You may have a overboost problem caused by sticky vanes in the turbo. You need to get it scanned preferably with a VAG-COM.
Watch the video at the end. That is how your actuator rod should move. If its stuck then do the work in the thread.
click here---> http://forums.tdiclub.com/showpost.php? ... ostcount=1
by the way, wouldn't hurt to search/read a little first. Theres a couple other threads like down 10 or so asking the same question with basically the same answer.
Watch the video at the end. That is how your actuator rod should move. If its stuck then do the work in the thread.
click here---> http://forums.tdiclub.com/showpost.php? ... ostcount=1
by the way, wouldn't hurt to search/read a little first. Theres a couple other threads like down 10 or so asking the same question with basically the same answer.
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I've read that clogged intake could cause overboost codes causing turbo shut down.
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