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      02-16-2010, 03:50 PM   #1
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320d - Strange Turbo issues. Advice ?

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Recently my economy has gone from awful to barbaric. But its been a slow decline. Also, my turbo power is completely completely non-linear now. It goes nothing, nothing, nothing, nothing, OH MY GOD SIDEWAYS, nothing.

Therefore, I've put 2 and 2 together and assumed the MAF is completely feckered.

No major issue I've got a service in just over 1500 miles and an extended warranty so will ask them to look at it.

But on Saturday something new happened.

Started the car, pulled away. Didn't notice anything immediately, because like I said - I get nothing till over 2k due to the MAF lol. But then, at 2k, then at 3k, I still didn't notice anything.

FYI I had about 40 miles left in the tank.

Turbo completely MIA. Nothing at all. Restarted the car, no warning lights, pulled away again - still nothing.

But then left it 2 mins, did the same again - and it was back to its normal self. When I tried to pull out of my road I nearly shat myself as it was pissing down and the turbo just attacked me out of nowhere whilst turning. Good old traction control.

So I then filled the tank up and its been fine for the last 200 miles now. Well, as fine as usual. Theres definitely something MAF related or otherwise sinister affecting delivery and economy.










What should I do? PANIC and take it to a dealer? Could the turbo be on the way? I sort of assumed possibly an intake valve had failed to open. Dodgy solenoid or something. But, well you guys are the experts.
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There's only so much that can be done on a forum Megs. I had a car turning off at random times debauchle last year. Only real way to sort it out would be a trip to the dealers. Who knows it could be messing something else up...?
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Just want a first word. I have to use a days holiday really to get to my preferred dealer so just wanted to wait till it was due the service and get a courtesy car
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cmon help me out you lot ...
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I wonder if the MAF works the engine below 2000rpm, in an off boost scenario....is it the MAP sensor that governs everything over and above that...on boost so to speak?

Could that be arsing about with boost and variable vanes etc if it is faulty?

Either way...you are veering well towards a dealer diagnosis chap......soz

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I wonder if the MAF works the engine below 2000rpm, in an off boost scenario....is it the MAP sensor that governs everything over and above that...on boost so to speak?
It does indeed. That was explained in your other thread and on those google links
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Yeah. I'm 95% sure the MAF is fecked. Thats not really even in dispute. Its the new turbo characteristic I'm worried about !!
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You could check for damage to a vacuum hose if you want to tick off the easier boxes, but that's unlikely to give you no turbo at all - a faulty MAP could give you the characteristics you're describing with the turbo. You know anyone with an OBD unit that could peel the codes off the car? E90s are pretty good for reporting the detail on what's wrong..
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Is it the 163 or the 177 model that you have? Is it mapped or not?
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Topless pics of your Mrs and I will help
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LOL. No

She's not bad though.


ps. 163. To the Cyprus guy
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Get that MAF changed before you start looking at anything else.
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