Uneven surging acceleration
Ok i'll try to explain this in the best detail possible.
When engine is cold: accelerates very strong but surging is extremely apparent. It will pull hard from, say, 2000 - 2500 rpm then get sluggish, then pull hard again for another 500 or so rpm.
When engine is warm: surging is not as apparent but it feels like it is lacking power. The power does not feel nearly as strong as when its cold.
Also, when its cold i can hear more turbo whistle than when its hot.
It has a check engine light for vapor evap system or something of the sort
But I believe the acceleration problem is turbo related. It pulls a 9 second 0-60 when warm, which is horribly slow for what i would think this car should be running.
Thanks in advance.
When engine is cold: accelerates very strong but surging is extremely apparent. It will pull hard from, say, 2000 - 2500 rpm then get sluggish, then pull hard again for another 500 or so rpm.
When engine is warm: surging is not as apparent but it feels like it is lacking power. The power does not feel nearly as strong as when its cold.
Also, when its cold i can hear more turbo whistle than when its hot.
It has a check engine light for vapor evap system or something of the sort
But I believe the acceleration problem is turbo related. It pulls a 9 second 0-60 when warm, which is horribly slow for what i would think this car should be running.
Thanks in advance.
Its steady at 9lbs of boost under heavy throttle, measuring at the intake. Cruising and light throttle it has 0lbs boost and 0 vacuum.
What's normal boost on a stock car?
I'm going to up it to 12 or 13lbs and see how it feels.
Also, my fuel filter is long overdue for changing so i'm thinking it may be part of the problem
What's normal boost on a stock car?
I'm going to up it to 12 or 13lbs and see how it feels.
Also, my fuel filter is long overdue for changing so i'm thinking it may be part of the problem
But i did check and it had low boost so check it. Use a bleeder type mbc to fix it and get a boost gauge.
Also, join audizine. They are more mechanical over there. This site is more for people who view changing a fuel filter as a big job. Half the guys on audizine have ripped the engine out and did an all out build, which is more like what i do.
.......... most of the people on here, are also members on audizine ...........
There are a few nice tasteful Audi's don't get me wrong and a few owners who know how to work on them. But they are few and far in between.


