Symptoms of a dead DV?
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So I just got a GIAC flashed ECU and upon installing it noticed a huge gain in boost. Of course, it lasted about 2 hours and that was it. It started surging and it would build boost really quickly and then just drop off and then come back on but with hardly any boost. Now, a day later,it's pretty much not boosting at all. I have a 710N sitting on the table waiting to be installed but I need space do it (apartment living =P). Anyway, could my stock DV be murdered, or does it just sound more like a boost leak somewhere? Just wanted your opinions. TIA. Oh, and I did STFA but all the surging problems seemed to be K04 related...or different DV brand related.
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...but I didn't think there was enough space to work in. If you say there is, I'll believe you and go look at it today. I hope it's not the N75...especially since I don't know where it is! Ha!
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And the N75 is above the DV. Depthcharge and I found this problem on his car, he thought it was the IC hose but we smoke tested it and found a purge valve leak.
Here is a write up by BSK showing the N75 on the passenger side of the engine.<ul><li><a href="https://www.audiworld.com/tech/eng70.shtml">https://www.audiworld.com/tech/eng70.shtml</a</li></ul>
Here is a write up by BSK showing the N75 on the passenger side of the engine.<ul><li><a href="https://www.audiworld.com/tech/eng70.shtml">https://www.audiworld.com/tech/eng70.shtml</a</li></ul>
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its ok. Me and Depthcharge [local friend] are just getting into working on Audi's too.
Make sure to your lines for some visible rips and tears. You should look into getting VAG. DC bought it and it makes diagnosing problems easy.
There are some tech articles around on how to build a boost leak detector - but its more difficult because you have to listen for the hiss or have a lit cigarrette over the engine and see where the smoke is disturbed.
Make sure to your lines for some visible rips and tears. You should look into getting VAG. DC bought it and it makes diagnosing problems easy.
There are some tech articles around on how to build a boost leak detector - but its more difficult because you have to listen for the hiss or have a lit cigarrette over the engine and see where the smoke is disturbed.