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Audi: Audi 80 1.9TDI flat spot help required

  1. #1
    Rob.
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    Audi 80 1.9TDI flat spot help required

    Hello

    Got a problem with a 1.9TDI car. It goes great until the revs get up
    to about 3000 rpm. Then the power just falls away and the pickup is
    really flat. This is a pain when towing.
    The point at which this happens is a little variable, but 3000 rpm or
    thereabouts sees the onset of this problem.

    Anyone any pointers on what this could be. Its getting worse!.

    Cheers... Rob.

  2. #2
    Ernest
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    Re: Audi 80 1.9TDI flat spot help required


    "Rob. Smith" <ac.uk> wrote in message
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    Probably the MAF (Mass air flow meter). Expensive to replace but a common
    problem.



  3. #3
    Wolfgang
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    Re: Audi 80 1.9TDI flat spot help required

    On Tue, 10 Feb 2004 07:34:36 +0200, "Ernest"
    <co.za> wrote:

     

    Ack.
     

    NACK. I don't think it's _that_ expensive and there's surely almost no
    labour involved.


    Regards

    Wolfgang
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  4. #4
    Rob.
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    Re: Audi 80 1.9TDI flat spot help required

    Update

    A friend who owns an alternative VW/Audi repair business tested the
    MAF, but initially found nothing wrong. He re-set the ECU memory and
    told me to use the car and bring it back next day/if the fault
    exhibitted itself. Gotta say the car was much improved after this, but
    after a while, the fault came back. This was logged in the ECU as the
    MAF.
    Its gonna cost £125 (plus 17.5% tax) to replace, and the guy will fit
    it free.

    Thanks again for the help with this.

    Cheers... Rob.

    "Ernest" <co.za> wrote:
     


  5. #5
    Felix
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    Re: Audi 80 1.9TDI flat spot help required

    I had a similar problem with my A-6 4.2. At almost the same rpm and
    under load it would hesitate (start missing) until I got the rpm's up.
    It took seven times to the dealership for them to finally identify
    the mass air flow sensor. It has been replaced and seems much metter.

    Regards

    Felix


 

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