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Model specific boards => Golf mk3 => Topic started by: Ricky01 on 25 November 2009, 07:55

Title: Golf Gti 16v 1997
Post by: Ricky01 on 25 November 2009, 07:55
Hello All,

My first post as I've just picked up my new Golf. Very pleased with it, but I have a slight issue with the throttle. As I put my foot down to increase the revs from idle, the revs momentarily go down by about 200 to 300 revs, before going back up again. Not a big problem, but a little irritating. Only seems to happen from idle.

Any ideas what's wrong? Is it the throttle cable in need of adjustment?

Cheers,

Richard
Title: Re: Golf Gti 16v 1997
Post by: Mikester on 25 November 2009, 12:25
Its not to do with the throttle cable.

Does it do it when cold and warm?

Or just when cold?

Does it do it when braking hard to a stop?

Theres a few things it could be, but nothing serious.
Title: Re: Golf Gti 16v 1997
Post by: axewielder on 25 November 2009, 12:35
check cable adjustment, clean TB + check ISV + the wires coming from TB
Title: Re: Golf Gti 16v 1997
Post by: Ricky01 on 25 November 2009, 13:18
Hi,

This happens everytime, whether hot or cold, and only when I put my foot on the throttle from idle as I try to pull off, no other times.

Rich
Title: Re: Golf Gti 16v 1997
Post by: Paul86S2 on 25 November 2009, 16:01
Sounds to me like a vacuum leak. Replace your vacuum lines with new ones. Especially the manifold to ecu and the manifold to fuel pressure regulator, but do them all anyway it will only cost you a few quid. 3mm internal diameter silicon stuff is best.

Paul
Title: Re: Golf Gti 16v 1997
Post by: christomk3gti on 25 November 2009, 16:26
Is this the correct size vac pipes for the GTI 8v (better engines)



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Title: Re: Golf Gti 16v 1997
Post by: axewielder on 25 November 2009, 17:28
no 3mm deffo wont fit the TB connector dunno bout others?
Title: Re: Golf Gti 16v 1997
Post by: Paul86S2 on 25 November 2009, 19:05
Is this the correct size vac pipes for the GTI 8v (better engines)



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3mm is the correct size for the 16v that the thread is about. All apart from the two big vac pipes that go to the brake servo and the charcoal cannister. Don't know about the 8v (better engines or not)

Paul