hi mate,
i havnt got the codes but ill try and get them from the garage who diagnosed it,the company name is 'chip tuners'.co.uk who did the remap and they seem to insist that i get a n75 valve.iv had the temp sensor replaced but no joy but i needed it anyway so no loss there.
thanks for tryin to help me out its appreciated and ill try an get them codes
cheers.
Do you have the specific fault code numbers? Either p1030 or some such or VAG 11548 or some such?
I would like to see exactly what the errors are and then I may be able to help.
The coolant temp sensor is an easy one and definitely needs to be taken care of first. You can get a green top like this one http://www.ecstuning.com/Volkswagen-337_20AE--1.8T/Engine/Cooling/Temperature_Sensor/ES1484/ for pretty cheap.
Pressure loss is more than likely your DV which is another easy fix.
The most expensive fix is the MAF and that is the one fault that may be caused by a poorly made remap. You haven't told us yet that I saw who's remap it is so I am going to assume its quality. However, I would like to know the exact fault code so I can have a better opinion and steer you in the right direction.
hi,
iv searched threads to try an find an answer but cant really find 1 so here is the problem.just had a remap for my leon sport mrk1 upped to 220 bhp,but as i put the power down its there,but it keeps cutting out an comin in again does any know what i shud do?
thanks.
The most expensive fix is the MAF and that is the one fault that may be caused by a poorly made remap??
I cannot see how a poor remap would kill a MAF? The MAF digital to analogue drive chip will only ever give out 5volts so there in no way to burn it out?
Can you explain more on this one? I have read that lots of remap inc APR remaps can have MAF issues straight after a remap session?
I was lead to belive a MAF fault after a remap session was down to the MAF having a underlaying problem? When running stock power the maf would only scale to lets say 2.5volts max and when maxed on a stock turbo out the maf would only give 4.3 volts back. So if the MAF has a fault scaling in stock form it wont show up until you add more power and exceed the scale where the maf has been used to?
Do you mean some tuners try to recale the linear scale of the maf map, to give a lower reading to off set the the cylinder filling VE characteristics. The way I look at it if the can attempt to recale a MAF the must have the skills and knowledge to work with the correct map areas to create a better VE ?
It is a commom problem here in the UK with remaps and mafs faults straight after a remap session.
Ben