Do you have a boost gauge to confirm what the map sensor is seeing ?
Yes. the boost guage is tested and accurate too..the MAP sensor is only about a month old aswell.
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Do you have a boost gauge to confirm what the map sensor is seeing ?
I checked the actuator and it fully opens at around 7psi.
Most maps ask the turbos for more boost than they can produce.. so basically the turbos are always flat out.. this is exactly what im doing here by setting it at 24psi, making the turbo work flat out, but clipping the overboost.. the fact is these turbos (k03s's) cannot produce 1.35bar at 6000rpm even when they are flat out.. especially as the g/s dont match up to that amount of boost.
This seems like there is something causing back pressure between the MAP sensor and the Inlet manifold.. meaning there is high pressure but not the airflow to match..
BUT everything has been off and checked and this is not the case..
I know what you are saying but if you take a healthy new K04 any run it flat out you "should" easily see 1.2 bar on a 1.8T ( at the top of the rev range), when they are older 1.1-1.2 ish.
If you take the same turbo with a clamped wastegate it can produce 1.4 bar, possibly more. ( obviously not advised and may not last very long)
Are you sure the slightly high after market settings of the actuator and the high demands set by the mbc are not giving you the high pressure but saturated at the limits of flow accross the air mass meter.
A test to try maybe......
Can you set the MBC to 1.1 bar and if you hold 1.1 bar at the redline do you still get a close to 180 g/s figure or does that also drop relatively.?
I know what you are saying but if you take a healthy new K04 any run it flat out you "should" easily see 1.2 bar on a 1.8T ( at the top of the rev range), when they are older 1.1-1.2 ish.
If you take the same turbo with a clamped wastegate it can produce 1.4 bar, possibly more. ( obviously not advised and may not last very long)
Are you sure the slightly high after market settings of the actuator and the high demands set by the mbc are not giving you the high pressure but saturated at the limits of flow accross the air mass meter.
A test to try maybe......
Can you set the MBC to 1.1 bar and if you hold 1.1 bar at the redline do you still get a close to 180 g/s figure or does that also drop relatively.?
i love to see the logs when its turned down to 1.1-1.2Maybe I am getting confused here but in my "limited" experience if you have a manual boost controller which has a single setting and you set it to 1.65 bar surely its going to try and maintain 1.65 bar accross the whole rpm range !
hence why you have crazy boost! If you want it to run sensible boost from the k03s , for example, run 0.9 bar at 6500rpm then your mbc needs to be set to 0.9 bar no?
Also , is your Air mass meter healthy?( new)
Took a few logs with reduced boost.. Ill upload them in a min.. only pulling 174g/s max though... BUT it can take a shed load more timing which im hoping brings the power back up
or am i missing somethingok if your roughly pulling the same g/s figures with high or reduced boost why not reduce the boostor am i missing something
Im pulling roughly the same figures top end.. but not between say 3-5k.. it just doesnt feel anywhere near as urgent.
Tuesday 5 April 2011 20:46:10
6K0 906 032 AA 1.8L 20VT EU3 01 0002
Group A: '020 Group B: '002
Idle Stabilization Idle Stabilization Idle Stabilization Idle Stabilization RPM Load Inj. On Time Mass Flow
TIME TIME
Marker STAMP CF CF CF CF STAMP /min % ms g/s
116.04 0 0 0 0 116.45 2800 30.1 3.69 16.22
116.96 1.5 3 1.5 1.5 117.36 2920 105.3 13.94 69.5
117.76 1.5 3 1.5 1.5 118.16 3120 185.7 24.6 118.81
118.56 1.5 3 1.5 1.5 118.96 3400 191 25.01 125.56
119.34 1.5 3 0.8 1.5 119.74 3680 190.2 25.01 135.58
120.14 1.5 2.3 0.8 1.5 120.56 3960 188.7 25.01 142.69
120.94 1.5 1.5 0 1.5 121.34 4240 188 25.01 153.47
121.76 1.5 1.5 0 1.5 122.16 4480 188.7 25.01 161.89
122.56 1.5 0.8 3 1.5 122.96 4720 188 25.01 169.03
123.36 0.8 0 3 1.5 123.85 4960 186.5 24.6 178.58
124.25 0.8 3 3 1.5 124.65 5160 180.5 24.19 177.36
125.15 0.8 3 3 0.8 125.56 5360 175.2 23.37 180.56
125.95 0.8 3 3 3.8 126.35 5520 167.7 22.55 177.69
126.75 0.8 3 2.3 3.8 127.26 5640 163.9 21.73 180.75
127.66 3 3 5.3 3.8 128.06 5760 162.4 21.73 180.11
128.56 3 2.3 5.3 3.8 128.96 5880 158.6 21.32 180.39
129.35 3 2.3 5.3 3.8 129.76 5960 155.6 20.91 178.86
130.15 3 2.3 5.3 3 130.55 6040 149.6 18.86 178.86
130.95 0 0 0 0 131.35 4760 9 1.23 6
131.85 0 0 0 0 132.25 4680 7.5 0 6.97
132.65 0 0 0 0 133.05 4600 7.5 0 6.78
Are you sure the slightly high after market settings of the actuator and the high demands set by the mbc are not giving you the high pressure but saturated at the limits of flow accross the air mass meter.
A test to try maybe......
Can you set the MBC to 1.1 bar and if you hold 1.1 bar at the redline do you still get a close to 180 g/s figure or does that also drop relatively.?
Thats not haw a MBC works.
You set your "set point" to say 1.5bar, the turbo will only give you 1.5bar (if the turbo is capable of flowi g 1.5bar!!) but if the turbo cant flow 1.5bar at xRPM (4.5-5k RPM on a k03s) then you wont get 1.5bar past said RPM...
180g/s is no where near the limit of the 70mm maf tho is it wak?
Correct, but I'm trying to offer some test options that may help diagnose this issue hence am interested to see if the g/s will drop with less boost or is it strangled for some other reason.
Also the new Maf you mentioned, is it genuine Bosch or OEM ( not an ebay clone!) , and 100% known to be the correct part number?