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Thread: Td5. Power loss on HOT days?!

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    I had this exact problem and chased it in much the same way as you guys.
    I ended up cleaning/replacing the I/C but more importantly, scrubbed the inlet manifold. I wrote how clogged it was in this thread:
    http://www.aulro.com/afvb/technical-...gosh-darn.html

    So far I have been over the moon. On these last few hot days, minimal to unoticeable lag. It revs a lot smoother as well due to the boost occuring now closer to 1300-1400 rather than having to wait till 2000-2100.
    I also notice that it doesn't change cogs as much under load now either, Seems to hold gears and revs and pull better.
    Still on first tank post re-assembly but I am hoping for better economy as well.

    Clean your I/C (or replace).
    Remove and scrub the inlet manifold, don't forget to gently clean the manifold pressure sensor. I used MAF cleaner. It was caked up as well.


    Cheers
    Ralph

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    Quote Originally Posted by Ralph1Malph View Post
    I had this exact problem and chased it in much the same way as you guys.
    I ended up cleaning/replacing the I/C but more importantly, scrubbed the inlet manifold. I wrote how clogged it was in this thread:
    Transmission Hose Gosh Darn It!

    So far I have been over the moon. On these last few hot days, minimal to unoticeable lag. It revs a lot smoother as well due to the boost occuring now closer to 1300-1400 rather than having to wait till 2000-2100.
    I also notice that it doesn't change cogs as much under load now either, Seems to hold gears and revs and pull better.
    Still on first tank post re-assembly but I am hoping for better economy as well.

    Clean your I/C (or replace).
    Remove and scrub the inlet manifold, don't forget to gently clean the manifold pressure sensor. I used MAF cleaner. It was caked up as well.


    Cheers
    Ralph
    That's interesting, I found quite similar results with mine after I had the Viscous Couping bearing replaced, probably because my mechanic removed and cleaned the intercooler
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    Quote Originally Posted by Disco Muppet View Post
    That's interesting, I found quite similar results with mine after I had the Viscous Couping bearing replaced, probably because my mechanic removed and cleaned the intercooler
    Yup.
    I did it as a last throw of the dice and I am glad I did. It should be in the servicing schedule.


    Ralph

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