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Model specific boards => Golf mk4 => Golf mk4 TDI => Topic started by: brochwh2 on 17 January 2010, 23:32
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I'm curious because my remapped 130 seems to take ages to warm up in this weather
usually about 15 minutes from 0 to 90.
but when it's at 90 it stays there.
if yours are similar ill stop worrying but otherwise i might need a new thermostat.
Thanks, Chris
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I'm curious because my remapped 130 seems to take ages to warm up in this weather
usually about 15 minutes from 0 to 90.
but when it's at 90 it stays there.
if yours are similar ill stop worrying but otherwise i might need a new thermostat.
Thanks, Chris
It will take longer because you have prob had the EGR valve mapped out, this chucks hot exhaust gasses back into your system hence heating up your engine quicker.
And if it helps mine is the same
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mine usually takes about ten to fifteen minutes to warm up but one day going to work it took neared half an hour but then it was -9 outside :rolleyes:
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Mines seems like forever, just glad the seats are heated LOL. Probably 10 - 15 minutes. EGR taken off, so that's probably why. :wink:
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ahh thats good to hear.
how do i know if the egr valve has been bye-passed, if it has there is no need to clean the inlet manifold is there ?
this was my plan when the weather has warmed up.
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ahh thats good to hear.
how do i know if the egr valve has been bye-passed, if it has there is no need to clean the inlet manifold is there ?
this was my plan when the weather has warmed up.
You need to get on VAG-Com and do some logs on the EGR Duty or something along those lines.
You can still clean the manifold, there will be some deposits in there since the EGR hasn't always been mapped out.
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Mine takes about 4-7 mins of driving at about 50mph, remapped 150 pd :evil:
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Mines seems like forever, just glad the seats are heated LOL. Probably 10 - 15 minutes. EGR taken off, so that's probably why. :wink:
I'm in the same position as above, but I still have my EGR working so not sure if the EGR delete makes it longer or not.
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Mines seems like forever, just glad the seats are heated LOL. Probably 10 - 15 minutes. EGR taken off, so that's probably why. :wink:
I'm in the same position as above, but I still have my EGR working so not sure if the EGR delete makes it longer or not.
A bit longer too warm up without EGR, but the weather is getting better, so get yourself that Allard Power pipe!
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I know Jay I need to get onto the mods I want but as you know mate my money being swallowed by holiday fund
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Need a good bloody map aswell, sorry back to the topic :)
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mine takes about 10-15 mins to get to 90
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So were all about the sam in this wether and temp.
My car did hesitate to start a couple of time when we was constantly in minus figures, just hesitate mind, not fail to start.
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Mine doesn't even get to 90 :shocked:
Though that may down to my Aux/Booster heater not working and the extra coolant required for the rear fans in the bus, which I hope to sort this evening :smiley:
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when my car is cold it fires up very quickly but then splutters for a second and smokes a bit lol
other than that mine depends on how i drive it, if at a constant 50 or so it warms up in 10mins but if start stopping its over 20mins.
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Mines about 10mins, once im on the motorway, it soom warms up.
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About 5-10 mins on the way to work.. if driving fast ..otherwise bout 10-15 mins