Sorry this isn't a SEAT question but the Audi forums are uselss!
I have a 1998 Audi A3 1.8T Sport (AGU, non-dbw, 2wd, 150bhp).
When i bought it i checked the fault codes and logged airflow. It had an occasionally eratic idle and threw a 'Throttle Position Actuator' fault code on VAG-COM. I stripped the throttle body off, cleaned it up and cleared the code and all seemed well.
Prior to getting REVO installed i logged airflow at a consistent 124g/s.
Having had REVO installed the idleing problem returned but without the fault code. Also i'm 'only' getting 140g/s airflow.
Now i was kinda expecting to hit about 150g/s, maybe that was too optimistic?
I have a Forge DV, Green Panel Filter and 80mm cold air feed to OE Airbox. I don't have any 'obvious' leaks or faults (not to say that none are present as the majority of hoses are 8 years old!).
A few things then:
Could my MAF be faulty?
How much can inlet air temp affect the g/s value?
I'm currently using 95ron BP fuel, how would 98ron fuel and it's subsequent effect on timing affect the g/s value?
Can timing pull and boost requested vs actual be measured with full VAG-COM on non-dbw ECU's?
Is 150g/s a realistic target with a fully working MAF, sensible inlet temps and 98ron fuel?
Cheers for any help!
I have a 1998 Audi A3 1.8T Sport (AGU, non-dbw, 2wd, 150bhp).
When i bought it i checked the fault codes and logged airflow. It had an occasionally eratic idle and threw a 'Throttle Position Actuator' fault code on VAG-COM. I stripped the throttle body off, cleaned it up and cleared the code and all seemed well.
Prior to getting REVO installed i logged airflow at a consistent 124g/s.
Having had REVO installed the idleing problem returned but without the fault code. Also i'm 'only' getting 140g/s airflow.
Now i was kinda expecting to hit about 150g/s, maybe that was too optimistic?
I have a Forge DV, Green Panel Filter and 80mm cold air feed to OE Airbox. I don't have any 'obvious' leaks or faults (not to say that none are present as the majority of hoses are 8 years old!).
A few things then:
Could my MAF be faulty?
How much can inlet air temp affect the g/s value?
I'm currently using 95ron BP fuel, how would 98ron fuel and it's subsequent effect on timing affect the g/s value?
Can timing pull and boost requested vs actual be measured with full VAG-COM on non-dbw ECU's?
Is 150g/s a realistic target with a fully working MAF, sensible inlet temps and 98ron fuel?
Cheers for any help!