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ok. say im drivin my octy, everything seems fin, full power etc... then say if i slow at a junction or anything and begin to accelerate again, its as if its gone into limp mode... no turbo just like a normal 1.8 engine. turn the car off then back on its back to normal. then a while later, same problem.

ive recently replaced the MAF myself thinkin this may be the problem. but the problem is still here..

im wondering is it the map? i know the guy i bought it off had it remapped and he said that the remap doesnt always run right. sometimes its runnin at the power of the map and sometimes it isnt.

would a re remap do the trick?

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to be honest i dont have a clue what vag com is...

noob i know

It's a diagnostic tool used to check for error codes and a few other good things :thumbup:

Have a look at the members map to see if there is anyone local to you?

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vrsphil is... but ill have to look around for it really then

the only problem is that it came through clear from skoda garage itself couple of weeks ago after they replaced all the turbo hoses etc... just said it was a bit lumpy (due to remap) but they didnt report anything like this... would a normal garage such as VW or skoda b able to veg com it?

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Yes they can but they may charge you?

Depending on the code(If there are any) it may have cleared itself so it may not show (5/6 starts of the car???)

Your better off buying one of these SKODA CAN Diagnostic Fabia Octavia vRS Superb Roomster on eBay, also, Diagnostic Tools Equipment, Garage Equipment Tools, Cars, Parts Vehicles (end time 31-May-08 17:37:20 BST)

And have a look for yourself ;)

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ok, so i took it to a garage (my mates) and he had a diagnostic computer. so we messed about. 2 codes came up so we cleared them and it ran fine for when we tested it.... until of course sods law kicked in and it happened on my way home.... basically when i was at home. so ****in annoyin!

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one was somethin to do with brake pedal... the other somethin about a leak between throttle and turbo (check D.v)

and then somethin else wuth aircon but ill look at that clsoer another time

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I would check for any boost leaks on all your pipework.

Common one is just under the dipstick,feel for any air and split pipes.

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Lol this is exactly what my brothers is doing! Go for the modified boost pipe, throttle body clean and adapt, hoses under inlet manifold to start. (I've done all that still got it!) I'm gonna try an N249 (controls the DV) and throttle body this weekend. Thats the last resort according to the bulletin!

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christ... imma have a job... at the skoda garage in lancaster they dont sound too clued up! so i might have to grit my teeth and try fanny about with it myself and my mechanic mate (who usually just works on cheap peugeots and citroens...) i dont even know where the dump valve is!

im in trouble...

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