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Parney
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Tick over drops
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17 March 2014, 18:28 »
Why does my golfs tick over drop to approx 600 when I back off throttle then raise its self to 900 I have read MAF or temp sender no warning lights no juddering any help please please.
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dom
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Re: Tick over drops
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17 March 2014, 18:32 »
Have you scanned for fault codes?
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Parney
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Re: Tick over drops
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17 March 2014, 18:39 »
I thought it would throw engine warning if a fault happened
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MoshiMoshi
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Re: Tick over drops
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17 March 2014, 18:43 »
Not necessarily. Get it scanned and more likely than not you'll find something
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dom
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Re: Tick over drops
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17 March 2014, 18:43 »
Quote from: Parney on 17 March 2014, 18:39
I thought it would throw engine warning if a fault happened
Nope, a lot of faults don't throw up the CEL. Earlier models don't even have a CEL.
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mcgee9t2
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Re: Tick over drops
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17 March 2014, 19:57 »
my guess. boost leak somewhere. let the hunt begin
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benmanc
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Re: Tick over drops
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17 March 2014, 20:38 »
Mine did that with boost leak. Could hear noise from front.
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Parney
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Re: Tick over drops
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17 March 2014, 20:52 »
I am going to make a mist near all pipe connections first normal make a mist with WMD 40
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northeast_gti-t
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"1.8T AGU"
Re: Tick over drops
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17 March 2014, 21:32 »
I noticed mine doing this when i first got it so i removed the throttle body (was filthy
) gave it a real good clean out with carb cleaner,replaced it and set the throttle position and sorted it now idles smoother and the no more revs dropping
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dom
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Re: Tick over drops
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17 March 2014, 21:44 »
I also have a slightly lumpy idle and a bit of a shudder when pulling away, I'm pretty sure it's a dirty TB or a vac leak I just haven't had any time to look for it yet
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