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Post22-08-2008, 16:48    Subject: Relationship between boost pressure and valve timing Quote

Hello!

I have now resolved the issues I was having with boost pressure overruns, as mentioned in previous posts. Two vacuum hoses were leaking.

Now, let's get to the main topic.

With different settings of the valve timing, I observed that the LD (likely referring to a specific measurement or value) is approximately 0.1 lower when comparing, for example, KW 0° to KW + approximately 3°. Is this a more positive effect, or a less significant one? (The driving behavior is quite good.)
My thought is that if the initial air-fuel ratio is slightly low, more air will be drawn in, resulting in a better ratio of diesel to air.

Am I correct here, or am I making a mistake?

Please explain it to me.

Thank you for your expert information.
Golf 4 TDI;6-Gang; PD; AJM; 85KW/115PS; 180t KM; AGR defekt; Saugrohr entdrosselt;
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