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    Re: White Mk4 GTI

    Quote Originally Posted by h100vw View Post
    Does that gauge sit at zero with the engine off? What does it indicate with the N75 disconnected? Has anyone else driven your car and said, hmmm it's really slow?

    I'd say 150g/s is close to 190hp at the crank. Not that far out.......

    Gavin
    Hi Gavin, thanks for the response ive been following your comments regarding the n75 vavle on another thread too .

    The gauge does sit at 0 when the engine is off when on at idle its at 22hg. With the n75 disconnected the gauge only hits 8psi or close to it.

    I havent had another chipped gti driver in the car but it does pull harder with the n75 connected.

    Similar to the other thread I had a pop sound come from the engine bay and after that the gauge only hit 16 instead of 21 and I could feel a huge decrease in power.


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    Re: White Mk4 GTI

    Sorry Gavin got my wires crossed, I havent tried disconnecting the n75 I have tried disconnecting the maf thats what gave me the 8psi.


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    You heard something under the bonnet. I suspect a split pipe somewhere then. Examined each pipe between the turbo and throttlebody. Preferably visually, use a mirror for any parts you can't see.

    I blew a pipe apart on the S3, you couldn't see it without looking properly. I missed it completely on the day and the hole was over 2 inches long.

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    Quote Originally Posted by h100vw View Post
    You heard something under the bonnet. I suspect a split pipe somewhere then. Examined each pipe between the turbo and throttlebody. Preferably visually, use a mirror for any parts you can't see.

    I blew a pipe apart on the S3, you couldn't see it without looking properly. I missed it completely on the day and the hole was over 2 inches long.
    I'd recommend checking the pcv pipes under the intake manifold, I've had my fair share of fun with them myself. Check the pcv valve itself as we'll because if that's broken it will leak boost, I lost 4psi to that sucker.

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    Quote Originally Posted by theOctopus View Post
    Tried it again last night and no luck.

    Ill get a usb to micro usb converter to try the cable I know works with the pc to connect to the phone, the torque developer has added usb support to the app since I last tried it, ill let you know if that works.

    J

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    Nice, hopefully, it will be successful.
    Thanks buddy. lot more appreciates

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    Re: White Mk4 GTI

    Quote Originally Posted by h100vw View Post
    You heard something under the bonnet. I suspect a split pipe somewhere then. Examined each pipe between the turbo and throttlebody. Preferably visually, use a mirror for any parts you can't see.

    I blew a pipe apart on the S3, you couldn't see it without looking properly. I missed it completely on the day and the hole was over 2 inches long.
    Wow thats a huge split you must have a heap of boost .

    I have gone over all the pipes bought and fitted new silicone hoses and fitted a new o ring on that crazy stupid quick clip pipe that goes to the pancake pipe, even silicone sealed the outside of the clips joint. Triple checked hose clamps, tho might get some heavy duty ones

    Quote Originally Posted by Lito View Post
    I'd recommend checking the pcv pipes under the intake manifold, I've had my fair share of fun with them myself. Check the pcv valve itself as we'll because if that's broken it will leak boost, I lost 4psi to that sucker.
    Haha oh yeah done that I had a whistle from it for a few days before I found it, I got some tips from your thread about fixing it. The pipe from the manifold to the pcv is deleted now tho and I also moved the vavle on the brake line right up to the manifold with a 1.5 inch heavy duty hose from the manifold to the vavle, all other vac lines are now equal internal diameter fuel lines, I figured they would hold ive rechecked those too. loving your build by the way.

    I also had a new o2 sensor installed, just did the plugs got ngk bkre7 gapped to .28 not sure what block to check in vagcom to test them but it drives nicer than stock plugs.

    The two things I havent checked properly is the maf and ignition control module.

    Ill log some more now the wheathers cooler down in Melbourne, I spent hours the other day cleaning crap out of the intercooler fins as well and I relog those temps too.

    What sould I measure other than rpm and g/s

    Quote Originally Posted by gti mk4 View Post
    Nice, hopefully, it will be successful.
    Thanks buddy. lot more appreciates
    No worries might take awhile to find a good converter and have it posted heaps on ebay to choose from.

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    Re: White Mk4 GTI

    Ok Gavin just checked the actuator physical setting its boosting to 4 psi I read leighaus thread again and you noted he should set it to 6psi, I have a stage 1 giac tune should I do the same?.

    Any tips on adjusting the rod.

    Cheers for your help.

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    Quote Originally Posted by theOctopus View Post
    No worries might take awhile to find a good converter and have it posted heaps on ebay to choose from.

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    Yea, it can be a while...i'll have a look on ebay too.

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    You need to tighten it/shorten the rod. The tune would have to be written for 6PSI as that's the std pressure. just as long as you are 100% the gauge is accurate.

    Do it with the engine cold. A couple of turns to start with and don't get over ambitious when the boost starts going up.

    Could be the actuator has died!

    Gavin

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    Re: White Mk4 GTI

    Thanks Gavin, did what you said today.

    I adjusted the rod only a very small amount taking the physical up to 4.5psi and saw a small increase when the n75 was re connected, im going to take it up to 6 next weekend slowly testing inbetween, I only had a couple of hours to play with it today.

    Thanks heaps for the advice I cant wait to see how it goes at 6.

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