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Old 06 March 2011, 10:15 AM
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hi guys i have a my 2000 uk turbo and its started juddering at 4000 rpm when i boot it,ive cleaned the boost solenoid and pipes and checked for leaks but found none,also changed the fuel filter and still does it...
help please guys
Old 08 March 2011, 02:27 PM
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also done a ecu check and no faults!!
help please
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MAF sensor most likely.
Old 08 March 2011, 03:01 PM
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plugs, leads ?
Old 08 March 2011, 04:23 PM
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ive tried the maff sensor check where u unplug it while its running and it doesnt cut out,could it still be faulty??
i would of said plugs and leads but its too violent to be a miss fire and it only happens on full boost in gears 3-5
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possibly overboost and fuel cut then, do you have a boost gauge ?
Old 08 March 2011, 05:49 PM
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yes i do and the boost is fine apart from when it judders but it does not over boost
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Sorry, the car doesn't cut out when you disconnect the MAF? It's ment to cut out.

This doesn't always diagnose the MAF is faulty either way, so i would replace it anyway.
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sorry i meant to put it does cut out,ive had the maf out and the metal bits inside are very dull when they used to be shiney
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Change the maf then failing that try the following- plugs, leads, and clean boost solenoid.
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maf done today and still the same so changing plugs tomorrow,just hope that works
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spark plugs done and all good again...result
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Originally Posted by richieb1975
spark plugs done and all good again...result
Member 99greenwagon will be thrilled at this result.
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