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6th May 2016, 10:59 | #1 |
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I have two Diesels both with the .. Upgrades, the Saloon is to be more responsive than the Tourer I have, any ideas as to why. Rev Jules. |
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Because the tourer has more weight to pull?
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Possibly the weight difference? Both had a good service?
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Are they same spec? Manual gearbox Or automatic? What with year of production? There are differences between ECU
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I would guess that the more responsive one is the one with the new Bosch MAF - I certainly found that made a significant difference after I had the upgrade. |
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Things that I found affect responsiveness - in addition to MAF :
Intercooler O-rings. Intercooler pipes - properly seated? Intercooler pipes leaking oil (not holding pressure) so they balloon. Silicone pipes cure this. Manifold clean of crud? EGR clean of crud? EGR fully working (not sticking)? EGR vacuum pipes chafed - original braided blue ones often are. Type of fuel - higher cetane rating a little more oomph in "premium fuels". PCV filters clean? Air filters clean? |
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I had 2 saloons both upgraded & modded in the same way. The wife's zt was always slower then mine & just want as smooth. Mine spent most of its early years on the motorway & the wife's was a nip around town car. There wasn't a lot in it but you could notice the difference going from one to the other.
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