yes, you can read boost levels with the vag-com, block 115. but i don't believe that the AEB has the pressure sensor, so it'd just show the requested boost, and not the actual. and it's measured in absolute pressure in millibars
When I had a metallic rattle/grinding-type noise during deaccel with my AWM, the dealership found a busted hose of some sort, and it was fixed under warranty.veedubbob said:If yes, how? My `99 AEB is very lazy. Trying to find out if the turbo is working at all. Also, it might be related, every time the engine is decelerating there`s a metallic rattle comming from the wastegate area. Any inputs apriciated
Rob
can you find out exactly what was fixed and let me know?sirwired said:When I had a metallic rattle/grinding-type noise during deaccel with my AWM, the dealership found a busted hose of some sort, and it was fixed under warranty.
SirWired
You need a new turbo. It might only be the wastegate, but replacing the wastegate on a turbo as old as yours would be a waste of time. Just get a new turbo. Good excuse to get a K04, GIAC PC-16 file, 3 bar FPR and 310cc injectors. Wake that AEB up...veedubbob said:...every time the engine is decelerating there`s a metallic rattle comming from the wastegate area...
Yup, I`m pretty sure the rattle is a loose wastegate flap. A new turbo it is. I`ll see what I can afford. Btw, does my stock cat bolt on to the K04, or I have to get a down pipe too? Thanks for the help guys! :thumbup:Rusty said:You need a new turbo. It might only be the wastegate, but replacing the wastegate on a turbo as old as yours would be a waste of time. Just get a new turbo. Good excuse to get a K04, GIAC PC-16 file, 3 bar FPR and 310cc injectors.
x2RustyP.S. Get a boost gauge. [I said:The[/I] most important gauge for a turbocharged car.
pretty much, its the high boost file. i think PDK16 is the stock AEB file.D.Passat00 said:doesn't the pc16 require fmic also?
hey, thats a nice tip! thanks!:thumbup:dutch-mountains said:AEB's do not have a pressure sensor. Before I start logging I read MB 115 #3 with the engine off to get the ambient pressure and substract that value from the readings.