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Re: OEM Diverter Valve

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Thanks for your input mate. This all very new to me so any help you can offer is much appreciated.
GTI2RocR wrote:bloody hell a BF map running over 2 bar boost :eek: holy sheeeeeet!
Not sure if that's good or bad?

GTI2RocR wrote:have seen this drop before on the old TFSI engine (is yours the old one or new one??)
I've got the original 200bhp engine. What's the cure for this (if any)?
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well on my old Revo stage 1 GTI i never ran more than 1.4 bar (21psi) of boost.

I'm not sure the K03 can manage more than 2 bar boost really.

BUT i might be misinterpreting the numbers and need to take 1 bar off those numbers (normal atmospheric pressure starts at 1 bar u see) so you'd be only hitting 1.1 bar actually (which makes more sense to be honest as a mates BF S1 GTI hits 1.1 bar)

but still the drop off at 4.5k still exists. The problem was never resolved. Its more hardware than software but have u spoken to Superchips about this? Maybe they need to give u an update file that fixes this (i know one guy had exactly this "hole" on his ED30 GTI on a RR day running BF S1)
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VAG-COM pressures are absolute so you do indeed need to account for the atmospheric pressure.
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Yeah I did read that you do need to deduct around 1 bar to compensate. I haven't spoken to Superchips. Not sure if any update has been done on the Bluefin. Havent spoken to them about it as I've only really started investigating.

If my car has the older DV valve could these figures point to a burst diaphram as shown in Wigits first post?
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possibly...but its holding boost ok elsewhere, including when it hits peak!

have u not upgraded the HPFP? its one of the major weaknesses with the older engine, and the cam follower.

but you can start wiv changing the DV to the new piston type to see if that fixes the "hole"
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LOL! I dont even know what a HPFP is! I've basically done nothing other than the remap. Only now that im looking at going a bit further. Eyeing up a carbonio kit just now.
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HPFP - High Pressure Fuel Pump.

Not really something that needs looked at on this engine, its not the same as the MK5 GTI setup.

Maybe do some logging of the fuel pressure, and injector duty cycles aswell would give more clues as to whats going on.


Does the car drive like it has an problem?

I assume you were in 4th gear and doing a single pull for the logs?
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he has the old 200ps engine....its IDENTICAL to the Mk5 GTI (hence i asked the question)

or has he really got the EA888 210ps variety??
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The car doesnt drive like it has a problemn to be honest. This thread just got me thinking and I decided to have a look. It doesn't feel as fast as it used to but to be honest I'm starting to think that I'm just used to it now.

Maybe I should have explained about the logs before. I basically started logging then drove. So it was right through the rev range in all gears. I then basically chopped out the data from the logs using different points in the rev range, so each is in various gears. Maybe that could account for the discrepancy in my table and there's nothing wrong at all?

Sorry if I'm leading folk on a wild goose chase here! Like I say this is all new to me. I'm working on info that I've cobbled together across the net.

Would you recommend that I change the DV valve anyway? Taking into account a Carbonio kit may be added?

PS - Def. the 200bhp engine.
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GTI2RocR wrote:he has the old 200ps engine....its IDENTICAL to the Mk5 GTI (hence i asked the question)
No its not, i had one and it was very much a different lump.

Its the new engine, all they did call it 200ps to start with.
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I was under the impression that the engine that was in the Mk5 Golf was the same 2.0 TFSI one that was in the Audi TT. MY TT's engine was definitely different to the one in the Scirocco.
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Hmmm well the figs r useless anyway as it's an amalgamation of various gears. Need to log a single pull in 4th really to see a true picture of how the engine picks up under load
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GTI2RocR wrote:Hmmm well the figs r useless anyway as it's an amalgamation of various gears. Need to log a single pull in 4th really to see a true picture of how the engine picks up under load
Absolutely

Do a few pulls from low RPM in 4th to the redline (on a private test track of course)
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Ok guys, thanks for your help. I'll sort this and post the new logs.
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The 'Roc 2.0TSi 200PS is very different to the Golf V GTi, TT TFSi, Leon Fr etc engine. It is the EA888 engine just with 200PS rather than the now 210PS.

Having previously had a Leon TFSi it is quite a different engine both in how it performs and how it sounds......
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It looks about right. You are requesting and basically meeting the required pressures - which also seem in line with a remap (1.1bar at peaks). This doesnt mean that you have no boost leak but odds are you dont. If you want to be 100% sure you must also log block 114-4 to see what the N75 valve is doing. for a full explanation see here, as I had issues with a remap and was worried that I had a boost leak when stock.

The scirocco engines are VERY different than the GTI 5 engines.. to whoever said that you must get your facts straight. The old GTI = EA113 engine, the scirocco 200/210ps are EA888 engines.

Edit: Looks like a stage 1 remap adds about .4bar boost. Remember if you look at my logs in that thread you have to deduct 850mbar to get to my actual boost instead of the 1bar you would deduct seeing that you are at sea level (im at 1500m altitude).
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i know there are 2 engines...never knew the EA888 came out in 200ps form. thought it was 210ps and that the Roc "might" have had the old EA113 200ps version at the beginning.

never mind.

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any updates ED, was chatting to another forum member with a mapped car with 30k on the clock and no issues, what sort of mileage has your done
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Only 6500. Going out to give it a go shortly.
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Evil Derboy wrote:Only 6500. Going out to give it a go shortly.
i'd be amazed if its the dv but never say never
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