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UrS4boy, that is known and also appicable for 3b engines but, mine does click and works as supposed.. How well do they work, do they leak etc? that is what I want to know, how do they work under stress.
My comments re: checking the N75 via an output test was directed towards Val, not you.
As for what you are looking for, I personally don't know of any such testing. I also haven't heard of one leaking, except maybe at a nipple because some ham-fisted mechanic broke it (a nipple) installing a hose or what not.
UrS4boy, that is known and also appicable for 3b engines but, mine does click and works as supposed.. How well do they work, do they leak etc? that is what I want to know, how do they work under stress.
1.8T can do output test with vag-com/vcds. Don't know about dinosaur ecu's...
UrS Motronics are smarter than you give them credit for. You can do output tests with them via VAG-Com/VCDS or, if you are without that, with a paper clip. Yes, a paper clip:
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"UrS4/S6 with AAN 5 cylinder 20V Turbo Engine (OR and ABY or ADU and probably 3B)
There is also an "output test" mode that will cycle the engine electrical solenoids on and off to verify they are working correctly. You are able to test the 5 Fuel Injectors Idle Stabilizer Valve (ISV) Carbon Canister Solenoid Valve Waste Gate Solenoid (waste gate frequency valve)
To activate the Output Tests, you must first connect the Jumper Wire across the Fault Code Connectors as shown in the diagram and THEN turn on the ignition to initiate the output tests. (DON'T START THE ENGINE) After the ignition is turned on, remove the jumper wire after at least 4 seconds.
•FUEL INJECTOR TESTS: After you have removed the jumper wire, you can place your fingers down on fuel injector #1 and then open and close the throttle with your other hand. You should hear and feel #1 Injector click 5 times and then be quiet, place your fingers on Injector #2 and again open and close the throttle, Injector #2 should click 5 times, place your fingers on Injector #4 and open and close the throttle, Injector #4 should click 5 times, repeat for Injectors #5, then Injector #3
•After doing the last injector test on #3 the Output test will switch to testing the IDLE STABILIZER VALVE (ISV). You should hear this Idle Stabilizer Valve clunk open and closed..
•Connect the jumper wire again for 4 seconds to go to the next output test:
•The blue Carbon Canister valve behind the idle stabilizer valve (behind throttle area) will be cycled on and off. You may want to place your hand around the carbon canister valve to feel it operate.
•Connect the jumper wire again for 4 seconds
•The Waste Gate Solenoid on the intake boot near the turbo inlet will be cycled on and off. This valve operation is pretty loud, so you should be able to hear it operate.
•Connect the jumper wire again for 4 seconds.
•End of Output Test Procedure, fault code memory has been cleared.
•NOTE: To repeat the Output tests, the ignition should be turned off for at least 20 seconds. If Output tests are repeated, the INJECTORS will NOT be cycled again, unless the engine is started and run briefly. "
By the time the ecu adapts on the agressive ones as I know. Most of the improvement people get from changing to the "race" or "more agressive"or "faster" ones ist just from changing the 10 year old one to an new one I tried several ones from new to new; nearly no difference. And that little difference I noticed in some cases was gone a few km later, when ecu adapted.
Just put a new K on mine from German Auto Spares. Apparently I hadn't been getting full power since I bought the car as it's now faster than a scouser with your stereo. Now though it's developed cold weather idle problems and fuel cuts on acceleration
Am I right in assuming the only difference between the J and K valves is the positioning of the plug?
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