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Yes, but only for 2 km , I'll try it tomorrow and then connect Vagcom to see if there is some codes. How much I need to drive the car to see some codes, if there is some?
Audi URquattro 4.2l, Dodge Charger 7.3l, Golf 4 TDI 4Motion
G68 no signal will switch off boost control.
I could be wrong but I think air intake temp short to ground would also result in
the ECU switching off boost control, knock sensor also, although this is intermittent
so may not have limited boost after a ECU reset until it occurred again.
ok mate i have the same problem!when i check the n75 i was conetcted the pipes on the wong side,turn them to right position and the b***h is in the game!anyhow where is located moisture trap on s6 c4 2.2t!im so curious!?
G68 no signal will switch off boost control.
I could be wrong but I think air intake temp short to ground would also result in
the ECU switching off boost control, knock sensor also, although this is intermittent
so may not have limited boost after a ECU reset until it occurred again.
So you have 3 potential boost killers there.
Some news after a few days, only I can say that it's a really nightmare
I solved the problem with IAT sensor, one wire was broken, but it didn't solve the problem with boost. After that I decide to took knock sensor from my other car (URS4) which is working perfect, and after change and off course ECU reset, nothing is changed. Boost is again 0.4 bar.
The only thing that I didn't fix is vehicle speed sensor G68 (My speedo works fine). I don't see where is G68 connected with ECU at all so how could G68 limit the boost?!?!
Where is G68 located at all, so I could disconnect it on my URS4 and see will it limit the boost?
Just to mention that I have done some experiment with URS4. First I disconnected front knock sensor, engine works perfekt, boost is 1bar. After that I disconnected second knock sensor too, again boost 1 bar. Then I connected both sensors, but disconnected MAF sensor, everything works great, boost 1 bar. After that I was so upset so I decided to go home and leave everything for some time.
Audi URquattro 4.2l, Dodge Charger 7.3l, Golf 4 TDI 4Motion
Some news after a few days, only I can say that it's a really nightmare
I solved the problem with IAT sensor, one wire was broken, but it didn't solve the problem with boost. After that I decide to took knock sensor from my other car (URS4) which is working perfect, and after change and off course ECU reset, nothing is changed. Boost is again 0.4 bar.
The only thing that I didn't fix is vehicle speed sensor G68 (My speedo works fine). I don't see where is G68 connected with ECU at all so how could G68 limit the boost?!?!
Where is G68 located at all, so I could disconnect it on my URS4 and see will it limit the boost?
Just to mention that I have done some experiment with URS4. First I disconnected front knock sensor, engine works perfekt, boost is 1bar. After that I disconnected second knock sensor too, again boost 1 bar. Then I connected both sensors, but disconnected MAF sensor, everything works great, boost 1 bar. After that I was so upset so I decided to go home and leave everything for some time.
Sorry, I was thinking about engine speed sensor,(G5), not vehicle speed sensor(G68), ,forgive me, I was very drunk at the time .
G68 fault, not G28 and engine was running, but nevermind
I tried to disconnect MFTS a few months ago and everything was the same, but I'll try it again because don't have any idea what to do except to sell the car
Audi URquattro 4.2l, Dodge Charger 7.3l, Golf 4 TDI 4Motion
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