Loss of power on Golf Tdi
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Loss of power on Golf Tdi
Not sure if anyone can help.
But...
Got a 1999 Golf Tdi 115bhp. 113k on the clock.
Car does a 110 mile round trip everyday on motorway, and it's suddenly started to lose power.
1st-4th gear seems fine, but the car will now struggle to go over 80mph in 5th/6th gear.
No engine warning lights come on, no excess smoke, no loud noises from turbo.
Any suggestions ?
I was thinking maybe a hose somewhere ?
Thanks
Johnny
But...
Got a 1999 Golf Tdi 115bhp. 113k on the clock.
Car does a 110 mile round trip everyday on motorway, and it's suddenly started to lose power.
1st-4th gear seems fine, but the car will now struggle to go over 80mph in 5th/6th gear.
No engine warning lights come on, no excess smoke, no loud noises from turbo.
Any suggestions ?
I was thinking maybe a hose somewhere ?
Thanks
Johnny
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Originally Posted by Johnny50
Not sure if anyone can help.
But...
Got a 1999 Golf Tdi 115bhp. 113k on the clock.
Car does a 110 mile round trip everyday on motorway, and it's suddenly started to lose power.
1st-4th gear seems fine, but the car will now struggle to go over 80mph in 5th/6th gear.
No engine warning lights come on, no excess smoke, no loud noises from turbo.
Any suggestions ?
I was thinking maybe a hose somewhere ?
Thanks
Johnny
But...
Got a 1999 Golf Tdi 115bhp. 113k on the clock.
Car does a 110 mile round trip everyday on motorway, and it's suddenly started to lose power.
1st-4th gear seems fine, but the car will now struggle to go over 80mph in 5th/6th gear.
No engine warning lights come on, no excess smoke, no loud noises from turbo.
Any suggestions ?
I was thinking maybe a hose somewhere ?
Thanks
Johnny
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You think ?
Have you experienced this before ?
Thanks
Have you experienced this before ?
Thanks
Part number 06A906461 from Merc I think
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Careful about the Merc / Pierburg MAF, the consensus on the VAG boards is they are fine for the non-PD motors (the old 90 / 110bhp motors) but NOT for PDs. VAG now do exchange Bosch MAFs for about £75 - 80.
Also worth checking the intercooler plumbing in case of leaks etc.
Good luck ...
Also worth checking the intercooler plumbing in case of leaks etc.
Good luck ...
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agreed with brickboy.. the Merc mafs have had some probs for PD engines.
p.s. dont forget special oil for the PD engines although having done that mileage I'm sure you may have had 1 or 2 services
p.s. dont forget special oil for the PD engines although having done that mileage I'm sure you may have had 1 or 2 services
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Originally Posted by davegtt
check all boost pipes are connected correctly. from turbo to IC and from IC to intake
It was the MAF sensor, got it fixed a few weeks ago now, but thanks for replying.
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