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    Yep, notice (especially on cold morning starts) that the engine runs pretty rough for the first minute (even on APR 98RON) and when polling I see 'Mis 4' register a noticeable amount of hits (24-45).

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    Quote Originally Posted by Ryan_R View Post
    Yep, notice (especially on cold morning starts) that the engine runs pretty rough for the first minute (even on APR 98RON) and when polling I see 'Mis 4' register a noticeable amount of hits (24-45).
    Ok theory confirmed


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    I wonder if the warm up can be deleted from the ECU and then de-cat the thing? I've seen some nice de-cat 3" pipes for 118TSI that are very tempting! hahaha

    Someon3, I think you'll be fine. I haven't heard any issues with the other TSI motors

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    I like it...

    You've got bigger cojones than me that's for sure
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    lol Thanks, but my Mrs tends to think I'm missing a few brain cells instead!

    Here's a few pics from today's effort...

    I am really glad I didn't give it to WV to install. This is the the replacement engine with the head off!! The rust on the walls was insane!
    118TSI owner-e_20140906_123232-jpg



    Bottom end...
    118TSI owner-e_20140906_145332-jpg

    Lifters, valves and springs... All this will be replaced too.
    118TSI owner-e_img_20140906_121606-jpg

    End result. Acid bath next. Undecided on what colour to paint the block.
    118TSI owner-e_img-20140906-wa0001-jpg

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    quick update

    Quick update: Decided to give the rusty replacement engine an electolysis bath to try and remove the rust from the cylinder walls without scrubbing.

    The result was not what I wanted, but definitely surprising!!
    118TSI owner-10616422_10152710941395871_3996806235066514833_n-jpg

    118TSI owner-983790_10152711078985871_4410929311367029198_n-jpg

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    Subscribed. Good luck!
    Can you link to where you read about the improvements VW has done to this engine over the years? I have a CAVD from 2012 and I always wonder how long it will last. Currently doing 72,000 km.

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    There's two threads going on this car so I've combined them in the one place (Mk6 Forum).

    For the ongoing story follow it here: Slow death of a 118TSI
    Last edited by tigger73; 22-10-2014 at 06:41 AM.

    2017 Tiguan Sportline - Tigger73's 162TSI Sportline

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    2011 Tiguan 125TSI, Stage 2+, 152kwaw (sold)
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