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Octavia Scout - Engine and Remap

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Family life has finally caught up with me and the Fabia VRS and 120d have both gone :rotz: to be replaced by an Octavia Scout :) and "something cheap to get you to work.."

All very well, but I'd still like to chip the Scout. Something I thought would be straightforward until I started to have a look around. Could someone confirm it's definately the 16v and not 8v 2.0 TDI (seems to be some confusion) and the implications of a remap with a DPF.

Finally, is there really any difference betwen a Superchips, REVO, AMD, MoreBHP, P-Torque etc etc remap. Apart from the size of their marketing budgets!

I have a had a good look round, honestly! - but I'm still confused.

Thanks.

Edited by Jaydee

I have Revo on my vRS and think imho its the best remap software for a TFSI

I know fluffmeister has a P-Torque remap on his Roomster (or vRoomster as he calls it :rolleyes::D) and he thinks its very very good so give him a PM as he will be able to give you more details. Also if you search on here he did do a thread on it when he had it done.

Don't be drawn in by quoted BHP/Torque by the manufacturers you generally don't get what they claim. Torque is usually close but BHP is usually 15-20 bhp less

HTH

Carl:thumbup:

As far as I know, Scout is equipped with TDI 2.0 8V DPF.

As far as I know, Scout is equipped with TDI 2.0 8V DPF.

Would agree with the above as that is the same as the 4x4 2.0 TDi

BMM engine code and 7GG DPF code.

  • 5 months later...

If its a BMM like mine was then it a 2.0 8v. Easy check is any pipe going to the front of the engine. The 8v inlet manifold is at the back of the engine, where the 16v is at the front.

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