URS6 Way Too weak!!!

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  • HMS-S6
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    Originally posted by 220bhp
    I am certain I meet you in bury a couple of years ago,a guy on hear was breaking an s4
    If it was you, the car was not running right then.
    I had this problem with my s2 when I first bought it and it took 2years to find the fault.It was the front knock sensor,and there where no codes by the way, so it took some tracking down.It may or not be your problem but if you dont check each possibility then you end up going round in circles,it may not be the sensor it self but the the wireing.
    I am having a problem trying to locate an issue with my s2 at the moment which is proving difficult, on the other hand I have an s6 which has been faultless from day one.
    Good luck and hope you solve your problem soon.
    Yes, wiring is the next thing i'm going to look in to. As, unfortunately for my wallet, when i said every sensor, i meant it, all new from GSF or Audi including both knock sensors, both crank and cam!

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  • 220bhp
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    I am certain I meet you in bury a couple of years ago,a guy on hear was breaking an s4
    If it was you, the car was not running right then.
    I had this problem with my s2 when I first bought it and it took 2years to find the fault.It was the front knock sensor,and there where no codes by the way, so it took some tracking down.It may or not be your problem but if you dont check each possibility then you end up going round in circles,it may not be the sensor it self but the the wireing.
    I am having a problem trying to locate an issue with my s2 at the moment which is proving difficult, on the other hand I have an s6 which has been faultless from day one.
    Good luck and hope you solve your problem soon.

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  • HMS-S6
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    Originally posted by prj
    Pull codes.
    None according to vag-com

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  • prj
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    Pull codes.

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  • UrS4boy
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    Originally posted by motocrossmad
    I've rechecked it after i posted that just to make sure i'm not being especially thick or blind and no, it appears bang on! I'd almost prefer it to be out to be honest!!! Do you have any relevant readings for the MAF and MAF circuit please?? (vag-com live or multimeter?)
    Okay. Timing isn't an issue (but at least it is eliminated by checking). For MAF info, go to the diagram linked below and click on the G70 MAF label (live link, as are all the other labels). (Lower left corner of the diagram - includes a link back to this forum with Paul N's MAF info)

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  • HMS-S6
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    Originally posted by UrS4boy
    It is worth checking to see if it is OFF by a tooth (or two). Check to confirm because you keep saying you've checked everything else.
    I've rechecked it after i posted that just to make sure i'm not being especially thick or blind and no, it appears bang on! I'd almost prefer it to be out to be honest!!!

    Do you have any relevant readings for the MAF and MAF circuit please?? (vag-com live or multimeter?)

    Rightly or wrongly, due to the fact it started out intermittent and slowly became worse until permanent i'm convinced that its an electrical issue, maybe between component and ecu plug??

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  • UrS4boy
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    Originally posted by motocrossmad
    Is it worth altering it by a tooth to try or prove anything???
    It is worth checking to see if it is OFF by a tooth (or two). Check to confirm because you keep saying you've checked everything else.

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  • HMS-S6
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    Originally posted by UrS4boy
    I was away when I saw your first post on a hotel computer. I thought I had responded but apparently not.

    Have you checked the cam to crank timing after the head job? My guess is you are out by one or two teeth. (I thought this even before you tried everything else).

    Here are some hints: http://forums.quattroworld.com/s4s6/msgs/136943.phtml
    Is it worth altering it by a tooth to try or prove anything???

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  • HMS-S6
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    Originally posted by Big Lee M
    Are your cats blocked?
    Also replaced twice!

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  • HMS-S6
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    Originally posted by UrS4boy
    I was away when I saw your first post on a hotel computer. I thought I had responded but apparently not.

    Have you checked the cam to crank timing after the head job? My guess is you are out by one or two teeth. (I thought this even before you tried everything else).

    Here are some hints: http://forums.quattroworld.com/s4s6/msgs/136943.phtml
    No, its **** on with two new audi pulleys and set by the flywheel marker too, plus this WAS intermittant and has gradually grown worse!

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  • Big Lee M
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    Are your cats blocked?

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  • UrS4boy
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    Cam and Crank Timing Marks

    I was away when I saw your first post on a hotel computer. I thought I had responded but apparently not.

    Have you checked the cam to crank timing after the head job? My guess is you are out by one or two teeth. (I thought this even before you tried everything else).

    Here are some hints: http://forums.quattroworld.com/s4s6/msgs/136943.phtml

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  • HMS-S6
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    Originally posted by K7ERG
    Coils
    All new, as are POS's

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  • K7ERG
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    Coils

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  • HMS-S6
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    Originally posted by prj
    Pressurize it in that case, everything.
    Not only inlet to TB, make sure the entire manifold and all the little hoses are under pressure as well.
    Right! Pressurised everything! Checks out fine up to 1.2 bar. Car even feels slow and lethargic on light throttle. What sould the MAF readings be on full throttle????

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