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Thread: Fuel trims - revo -

Started 1 month ago by THE KILLER RABBIT
So recently had check engine light come on. Vag com scan said ***************Address 01: Engine ******Labels: 06A-906-032-BGP.lbl Control Module Part Number: 07K 906 032 T ***HW: 07K 906 032 Q *Component and/or Version: 2.5l R5/4V *****G **9653 **********Software Coding: 0000001 ***********Work Shop Code: WSC 80178 537 452262 1 Fault Found: 000369 - Fuel Trim; Bank 1: System Too Lean ...
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spdfrek replied 3 months, 1 week ago
Quote, originally posted by PGJettaFTW » I had my buddy port out my throttle body considerably and i have had no problems what so ever... did you notice and change in throttle response?

vwluger22 replied 3 months, 1 week ago
Quote, originally posted by Rabbid0281 » the way i see it? C2 doesnt owe me anything, nor are they obligated. we should all be grateful that someone is even thinking of and taking action to improve the performance of our 2.5L engine. You want cams? put yourself in their shoes and see what it takes to develop and fine tune a product suitable for the market that wont have customers ...

shan15 replied 3 months, 1 week ago
if they dumb it down because of DIY'ers, im gonna punch some babies.

Hollagraphik replied 3 months, 1 week ago
Quote, originally posted by shan15 » if they dumb it down because of DIY'ers, im gonna punch some babies. I never thought of that as a possibility, but that would indeed suck royally .

nothing-leaves-stock replied 3 months, 1 week ago
these motors aren't like the aba or old 8v setups where a bent screwdriver, hammer and vice grip is all you need to build one. the cam job alone you need a special cam holding tool to the locks the cams in place, not just a bar or flat stock piece. but a machine block with locking hoses and flats machine out. the cam gear have no key ways on them and can be rotated and bolted down in ANY ...

ender619 replied 3 months, 1 week ago
*being patient*

Outie5000 replied 3 months, 1 week ago
I've had some issues when shifting into third at ~20-25mph the transmission seems to be unsure of what's going on and the revs stumble for a moment. But for the tach to be off in the situation that you say, is normal. Downshifting while slowing down in our car's is something that is all electronically controlled, so it takes a moment for one piece to talk to the other piece, and then to the ecu...

shan15 replied 3 months, 1 week ago
has the dyno been done yet??

nickbeezy replied 3 months, 1 week ago
does any company make one for the 2.5 and is it worth the money and time for the 2.5l engine ive looked around and searched but found nothing other than increasing airflow velocity and is popular with v6 engines. can anyone help?

seanmcd72 replied 3 months, 1 week ago
wow. I somehow missed that DIY. I think there's a different thread I started out in...I think I got it now. Modified by seanmcd72 at 5:59 AM 9-2-2009

 

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