Jump to content


Leaderboard

Popular Content

Showing content with the highest reputation on 01/27/2022 in all areas

  1. Hi Kev its normally a software delete solution for the EGR as blocking it will throw an EML try unplugging the EGR and running it, from experience the EGR is monitored but only chucks out a code when the valve is well and truly stuck so the control unit cant open or close it, I had this on one of my Mondeos where I fitted a new turbo and within a couple of months it was throwing up codes for sticky vanes, I enquired with the company I purchased the unit from and they came back with its the EGR leaking, the EGR was only 15 months old but I changed it anyway and shoved a can of cleaner through the turbo and it all stopped, I later took the old unit and poured white spirit in to the valve chamber and sure enough it leaked through and considering red hot gas is no where near as dense as white spirit it must have been pouring through the tiniest gap, but no codes, Delphi/Wurth are excellent softwares. Steve.
    1 point
  2. No probs at all. Surely it's just a seal that's gone? Let's fave it if it were more serious like a cracked diff you'd know about it. Might also be worth speaking to an audi parts department to see if they can tell you if there's a seal etc. They'll have schematics of the diff. Or should have.
    1 point
  3. Ive had a look for the individual recall codes but not found anything useful. If it's any consolation an update to the mmi or other software of the car is classed as a recall.
    1 point
×
×
  • Create New...

Forums


News


Membership


  • Insurance
  • Support