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New Owner 2001 AudiTT 225 45,000k miles. Stock everything except intake. Been working great but today drove it into town wasnt hard on it at all parked it had lunch and then started it up and noticed that the turbo is spooling but there is no boost. Its all engine. Everything sounds fine just no boost. This is my first turbo car so no clue what to look for. Thank you for your help.
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woops just realised you answered your post! lol sounds very strange??? here was my answer lol-
how do you know there is no boost? do you have a gauge? have you inspected all the pipes and hoses for cracks or splits? make sure an intercooler pipe hassnt just fallen off. look at the actuator, what condition is it in. some can rust up and jam. also when did the induction kit get put on? it could be fuelcutting? you dont have to turn up the boost to hit a fuel cut. fuelcutting is controled by the volume of air inducted. it could also be problems with ignition? old or poor quality plugs etc can have big effect when cars boost up. to be honest there are a lot of things it could be but these are common problems with turbo cars. after considering all this, plug it into a computer for faults at a garage. Last edited by evosbeataudis : 01-05-2007 at 10:34 AM. |
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Ok after it was fixed i drove it for another day, took it out a few days later and same problem. Very wierd. Just bought the car from Audi and everything was changed etc etc before i bought it. You can hear the turbo do its thing, its like a valve is open or something and letting all the "turbo" to not be used. Plus you can tell when there isnt any boost. when it works it puts you in the back of your seat and when it doesnt work my jeep grand can beat it lol.
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ok. well for starters just cause you arnt put back in your seat doesnt mean there is no boost. it can still be boosting up or boosting up to a very low pressure. the actuator could be sticking or the wastegate could be jamming open.
the cold air and the induction kit could well be making a turbo car hit a fuel cut but i dont know at what levels the tt will cut at? are you saying the car ran fine for a few days after the last time you had this problem? how old is the car? how long have you had it? i recommend a trip to the garage or a diagnostics exam for peace of mind and a few answers. |
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Its a 2001 WITH 45,300 miles on it. Its just wierd if the problem happens then if i restart the computer everything works fine. If its working great i can drive around all day long with it working. If i turn off the car and start it up again it might work and it might not work. I guess ill just have to wait till Feb to take it to the dealer since i live out in the middle of nowhere. Sounds something up with electrical problem if it has to be restarted for it to work....
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So was driving it today and it actually finally gave me a check engine light. Ran the computer on it and it gave me a "P1128" (Fuel Air Metering Control). While that error came up that boost problem i talked about came up again.
Looked up the P1128 on Audi Forums and it means = Long Term Fuel Trim mult.,Bank1 System too Lean Any Fixs for this? |
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Sounds like your MAF is going bad and putting you in limp mode (very low boost).
You can buy a new MAF for around $135 online, or look on Ebay and classifieds on Audi forums for a cheaper one... but I would guess that's your problem |
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