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ya, i was on there for a bit last nite, there are some real *******s over there, they treat their newbs pretty harsh.Originally Posted by JeepingDan
Just checked this... NOTHING. I'm starting think these guys just bring their **** to a mechanic lol
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At all rpms it misfires. No I do not have vagcom, Originally Posted by foxmxrcer
does it misfire at idle only or all the way through the rpm range, judging by the codes you posted you have vagcom yes?
Just looked it up after reading btw. http://www.vagcom.org/
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ya, i was on there for a bit last nite, there are some real *******s over there, they treat their newbs pretty harsh.
A holes...Originally Posted by hankthetank
ya, i was on there for a bit last nite, there are some real *******s over there, they treat their newbs pretty harsh.
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Are the oil seals in the turbos wasted? And what spark plugs are you using? Anything ignition on a Audi/vw should be Bosch,ngk or,bremi, anything else will make your head hurt
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Check inside the intercooler/charge pipes, all the ignition coils are German as well? And no oil down in the plug holes from a leaky valve cover gasket?
Ps. I'm not trying to be a dick or anything, just trying to cover some common issues with the Audi's
Ps. I'm not trying to be a dick or anything, just trying to cover some common issues with the Audi's
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We had an a6 2.7t here a few months ago that had the same problem, I'm trying to remember what I did to straighten it out. I know the 2.8 n/a engines had issues with valves bending and springs breaking, which that motor is pretty close in design to the 2.7. If your up for it it wouldn't hurt to pop the valve cover off to do a visual inspection, or do compresion test, just make sure you test the side with misfires a couple times and watch for differences in the same cyl.
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Yea I've gone through that already with the front clip pulled away and made sure everything lined up with the cam tool.Originally Posted by foxmxrcer
Also wouldn't hurt to check Cam timing.
Thing is sometimes it runs good and then it runs bad. That's what's making me suspect electrical issues. I know the cam sensors are good to btw.
Got a bud coming down today to look at this.. Not giving up, just he knows more about these than me.
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We had a 2.8passat that did exactly that, misfired like a sob, but sometimes ran smooth as butter, generally when it got warmed up it would smooth out, but not always. Was valve springs and valves





