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    Installed insulation in the rear to try and cut down the road noise.
    I ordered 5mm stick on, turned out to be about 3mm, installed anyway.
    I ordered 1.5 square meters, wasn't enough, needed about 3.5.
    Still need to do the doors, spare wheel well and firewall.
    It is quiter now, not a huge amount, I will order the 10mm stuff next time.

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    Same happened to me, drivers side lens fell off when handling it. What side did you break

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    Any tips on sourcing a new N75 boost controller?

    Will try the dealers, but open to alternatives pending pricing. Couldn't find anything that reasured me that I was looking at the right stuff on ebay or through google searching.
    Track Car: 06 Polo GTI Red Devil mkII
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    just be sure you match the last digit/suffix of the part# of your N75 to the one you buy..... This is where you can get caught. For example an "H" (which is what ECS tuning sells as the 'race N75') or "J" will cause boost spike/higher boost max than what you've got if what you have is a stock N75. A stock 1.8T BJX N75 is the same as a "c", "f" or an "e" with each subsequent one superceding the last. Mine didn't have a suffix.... It just says Eaton 058 906 283 without the letter so yours may be the same? BTW 058 prefix is VW and 034 is audi. Mines an Eaton but some are bosch I think....

    planet-passat.de: N75 solenoids
    Which N75 valve to go with?

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    Quote Originally Posted by seangti View Post
    Any tips on sourcing a new N75 boost controller?

    Will try the dealers, but open to alternatives pending pricing. Couldn't find anything that reassured me that I was looking at the right stuff on ebay or through google searching.
    I have a spare you can try for troubleshooting Sean. In Work on wednesday next.

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    Thanks for the all the info Sam, and cheers for the offer Gav. I spoke with VW spare parts yesterday, I'll find out what part number they are recommending. I haven't ordered it yet, was $126 through them.

    I'm seeing the error when scanning it, N75 staying open or something to that effect. It's painfully slow to drive with so little boost. I could try swapping them between cars to validate... Will see if that's possible.
    Track Car: 06 Polo GTI Red Devil mkII
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    Quote Originally Posted by seangti View Post
    Thanks for the all the info Sam, and cheers for the offer Gav. I spoke with VW spare parts yesterday, I'll find out what part number they are recommending. I haven't ordered it yet, was $126 through them.

    I'm seeing the error when scanning it, N75 staying open or something to that effect. It's painfully slow to drive with so little boost. I could try swapping them between cars to validate... Will see if that's possible.
    Definitely swap between cars Sean. Be a 10 minute job with the engines cold and would prove the problem straight away. The wiring is a known drama on all N75s. The N75 is set to fail open which is why the boost drops to actuator pressure.

    Gavin

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    Do a visual check on the wiring and VAC lines around the N75.

    The run around $80 on ebay when I last looked.

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    Got some Nolathane LCA bushes fitted. I know everyone says it but "Holy crap what a difference they make!"

    Gone is that weird squidgy feeling .... Polo's front end is almost as pointy as the family station wagon now... (Almost)

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