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Thread: 1.6 BGU Idling problems when warm - diagnostic help?

  1. #11
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    Maybe you booster is faulty. Do you get any reserve assisted pumps of the pedal after you turn the engine off?

  2. #12
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    I get 2-3 pumps before boost is exhausted, unless the engine was acting up when I turned it off. Does that sound like a problem?

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    New info:
    I checked the measuring blocks while the car was running poorly today. IAT was ranging from 125-132*c.
    The IAT sensor works normally. Reads ambient when cold, warms up to expected temps (sub 80) when running properly.

    Would a stuck open EGR cause high temps at the intake, or am i on the wrong track?

    Edit: EGR Valve was causing the issues
    EGR passed adaptation when cold so I'd ruled it out. Today I checked when the engine was running bad and it failed adaptation.
    Once the engine was cooled I cycled the valve to make sure it was closed and unplugged it. Car ran perfect on a long mixed drive.

    In short, the lightly sooted EGR valve jams up when hot.
    Last edited by ball; 24-04-2017 at 08:12 PM.

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