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Hey all, i bought a liquid gauge earlier in the week, when i checked the boost pressure it peaked at 22psi and was averaging around 8 psi, as far as i know my car isn't chipped, and i thought it was ment to be around 12 - 14 psi. Any help would be great. Cheers, James

Hi, Just wondered if anyone has any recent experience of how accurate the quoted 10-12 week build time is? Is production slower than usual due to the economic climate. Thanks.

Mainly interested in the boost control system (N249 and assorted hoses etc.) I've found 3 but none of them seem correct (for different version of the 1.8T I expect) For reference here is an image of the LCR N249 hoses shamelessly nicked from the excellent N249 guide This looks...

My trip computer was reading an average of 61.3....great I thought, but upon filling it up, I worked it out to be an average of 55.6 - roughly 9% out. Is this about right, I wasn't expecting it to be 100% right! But was hoping to be only 3-5% out.

I've got a 08 plate Ibiza FR TDI. I've now done nearly 7000 miles in mine. The one thing I’ve noticed is how inaccurate the trip computer’s MPG reading is. I've average about 46mpg over the 7000 miles. That is measuring all of the fuel I have put in the car. [Yes I know I am sad, I keep a log...

As i'm currently at work - 10 miles away from a pterol station and it says I have 10 miles of diesel left...... :cry:

I was wondering which is more accurate a Road angel or the car speedo (54 reg) ?? i seem to trust the road angel but would like to know if u lot have a answer? cheers :confused:

With the new version of Vagcom you can measure 0-60, 0-100 30-70, 1/4 mile, blah blah, How accurate is it? and How does it know how far you are traveling??? Regards Adam