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OK, recurring nightmare, Set off from work this evening drove 20 miles no probs picked missus up then as I set off got to 1500 revs engine died, below 1000 revs picked up again limped home like this called RAC got to me 2 hours later car running sweet. AAAaaarrrggghhhh any ideas? ps did this about 12 months ago couldn't find the fault just seems to right itself.
OK, recurring nightmare, Set off from work this evening drove 20 miles no probs picked missus up then as I set off got to 1500 revs engine died, below 1000 revs picked up again limped home like this called RAC got to me 2 hours later car running sweet. AAAaaarrrggghhhh any ideas? ps did this about 12 months ago couldn't find the fault just seems to right itself.
Could be a possible slight leak in your hose to the turbo happened to mine a while ago - you'll be accelerating and all of a sudden a bit of a bang and a complete lack of power?????
Check the TPS connection, sounds just like the experience I had last week when it wasn't clipped on properly. It's the wide connector behind the the throttle body. At 1500 rpm it just cut completely, like it stalled, but then picked up when revs dropped to idle.
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