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Old 08-31-2007, 01:19 PM
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My car is having a series of problems. First the overboost/irregular boost issue, which was never resolved. Now it's stuttering at high boost. I'm guessing it's a lean stutter because the car was running very lean last time I checked (white plugs/o2 sensor; -7.5% block 32). I know the MAF is fine, so I decided to pick up a new fuel filter and new plugs (NGK PFR6Q) while I was at it. Any other suggestions at this point? Will plugs gapped at 0.0032 be ok with my current mods (chip, modshack stg3, FMIC, downpipe)? TIA!
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Default I thought so too, I will be vag'ing and checking for individual cylinder misfires...

and swapping coilpacks to check if necessary.
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when replacing coilpacks, just replace the faulty one or all 4? thanks!
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Default I just replace the faulty ones

however last time I was getting misfires they weren't showing up in VAG. I took a guess and replaced #3 and #4 and that did it. You can always do just one at a time and see which one makes it go away too but that's a pain in the ***, two at a time make it a bit easier.
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Thanks for the tip. I'll try the fuel filter and plugs first, then move on to coilpacks if necessary
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Default How do you know the MAF is fine?

Lean stutter and your Block 32 readings point to a fuel problem. Either in delivery, Vac leak or sensor (MAF) output..
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Default oh yeah, just reread his post, that's lean, probably not packs in this case.

I never really had any stuttering when my fpr hose was torn but did get slightly white plugs and negative block 32 numbers.
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Default Vag for MAF shows up to 200g/s for both my old MAF and new one from ECS>>

Also know that it's not the combi valve or FPR hoses because I replaced those a couple of weeks ago with silicon hoses to try solving lean problem.

Just Vag'ed my car a couple of minutes ago and pulled 2 codes:

- S1 O2 sensor circuit malfunction intermittent
- S2 O2 sensor no activity intermittent
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Default Guess it's time to replace the O2's..>

Bad info from them will result in incorrect fueling corrections..


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