Measure the detected fuel pressure using a diagnostic machine, are there any fault codes stored?
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Technical bulletin for misfire/high pressure fuel pump
- Thread starter Garth
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That's the correct part. I watched your videos and it appears that all power was lost. What happened after this? How long has the new pump been installed?
After that happend for the first time I turned off the car and everything goes back to normal after a few minutes.
If I just turn off and on again just the exhaust valves close, so the sound is normal, but the turbo still doesn’t work.
And maybe a usefull info, from time to time randomly the exhaust valves open - I loose pops and bangs and there is no difference between modes, also recorded it, will uploade it to the same link.
If I just turn off and on again just the exhaust valves close, so the sound is normal, but the turbo still doesn’t work.
And maybe a usefull info, from time to time randomly the exhaust valves open - I loose pops and bangs and there is no difference between modes, also recorded it, will uploade it to the same link.
Another thing today, no overboost. Turbo works as it should, when it works… but no overboost. Any ideas?
Try disconnecting the battery for 30 mins and touch the positive and negative cables together to discharge everything. Then reconnect and try again