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 jen120789
Junior User  Location: wetherby/leeds Registered: 07 Apr 2010 Posts: 60 Status: Offline |
Post #1
My gti 6 has started stalling when i come to junctions and vibrates when set off, took idle air valve off and cleaned it was ok for the day then next day started doing it again, also can do it when driving normaly on a road then i'll dip clutch out again and starts weird can anyone help me out as to what it could be lol? only had it a week ________________________________________ China Blue GTI6 |
 Posted 12th Apr 2010 at 14:11
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mpaul
Regular Location: Lossiemouth Registered: 27 Jul 2009 Posts: 251 Status: Offline |
Post #2
Many possibilities. Do a search as thee are loads of threads on this, but to be fair they all give many different an uncertain answers.Mine is dong similar at the moment, so I have just ordered a new MAP sensor. This is after cleaning the ICV and MAp and it making little difference. Try cleaning your sensors, check for loose connections to them, and reset the ecu. Common opinion is that it will be (in no order) MAp sensor, ICV, Injectors. |
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Posted 15th Apr 2010 at 02:50
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aknight
Regular  Location: Stilton Registered: 12 Dec 2002 Posts: 348 Status: Offline |
Post #3
Mine was also doing this.It would stop for a day or two if I cleaned out the throttle body of oil and tar. I've now just fitted a catch tank between the cam cover vent pipe and the front yellow sensor by the throttle - I had already fitted a new MAP sensor and new ICV with a ECU reset between each.I've also noticed that the throttle cable position as it goes over the engine can effect the idle a fair bit. Just need to find out now if it will be OK to connect the catch tank drain to the other cam cover vent pipe that goes back to the sump... ________________________________________ Team 330mm.Team Rallye. |
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Posted 17th Apr 2010 at 21:00
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