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Post28-11-2002, 13:26    Subject: Boost Pressure Behavior: Strange or Normal? Quote

Hello everyone.
I have now finished my OBD adapter and logged some data yesterday, resulting in the following boost pressure curve:
http://home.snafu.de/sebastian.kausche/ladedruck.gif
The duty cycle decreased to a maximum of approximately 75%.
The engine is an ATJ and it's installed in a Passat manufactured in the year 2000.
gemessen wurde das bei Vollgas im 4. Okay.
Is this 'overshoot' behavior, which is quite significant, considered normal? And why does the setpoint go up to 2295? Shouldn't it be a maximum of 2150?

Here's the translation:

'Additional question: How does the control unit obtain the torque information? How reliable is this display?'

Sebastian.


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Post28-11-2002, 15:10    Subject: Boost Pressure Behavior: Strange or Normal? Quote

Hello Sebastian,

"About 10% overboost is fine; I wouldn't worry about it. What would be interesting to know is the exact type of turbocharger used. Is your engine a 100 HP PD-TDI?"

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Post28-11-2002, 15:53    Subject: Boost Pressure Behavior: Strange or Normal? Quote

Hi Rainer,
It's a Passat 3B Variant (also known as VTG), with a 115 hp PD ATJ engine producing 310 (or possibly 320) Nm of torque and a 5-speed manual transmission, featuring a VTG turbocharger.


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Post29-11-2002, 15:15    Subject: Boost Pressure Behavior: Strange or Normal? Quote

I'm bumping this thread again, maybe someone else has something to say about it. icon_wink.gif

Sebastian.


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Post27-11-2003, 22:15    Subject: Boost Pressure Behavior: Strange or Normal? Quote

hi,
I'm also bumping this topic again icon_wink.gif.
Here's the history of my Lupo 3L.
Isn't that a bit too exaggerated?
And doesn't the pressure come a little too late?

http://pics.m-eit.de/ladedruck.JPG

greetings


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