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hey. when i acelerate my car is like having tiny tiny smal cut of, or stop in the aceleration. most betwen 2500-4000 rpm. an som time the engine stop total when the boost is coming over 0,4 bar. then i can take the ignision off an start it again, then is ok, but stil the small cut in the aceleration.
i have a new N75 an new NGK PFR7B,
what the F... can be wrong now.............
today i have driving around in 1 houer, an the car is runing ok, stil these smal "bump" in the aceleration. an then sodently after 60 minut. is begining to cut off when the bost got over 0,4 bar.
Not got a duff batch of fuel have you?.. My S2 with MTM remap goes nuts with low octane fuels... (and i suspect some retailers aren't quite as honest as we would like to think when it comes to what comes out of 97/8 octane pumps ) As I say, our's notices lower octanes immediately, with a pinking type sound and power retardation. - All fine at the moment on V-power.
85 WR Urquattro, 85 20vT International liveried RallyRep
93 MTMS2 Avant
Be sure to run the highest octane fuel available. The S2 is sensitive regarding spark plugs, this could very well be the reason for cut off, haven't heard of anyone running NGK PFR7B. Orginal Bosch F5DP0R works well, even with tuned engines.
Leif-Helge
-91 S2 VEMS and Comp Turbo
-12 B** 530XD Touring "S2 parts transporter, and daily driver"
I usually buy a designated MAF cleaner, like CRC Mass Air Flow Sensor Cleaner or similar.
Just spray it through until its clean, it dries up fast and doesn't leave any residue.
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