Thread: What to do when the dealer can't find the issue with your car which is under warranty

Originally Posted by alittlebitconcerned

Ahhhh... that could be it, I will check. Mind you this is the same gps that a third the way across the harbour bridge suggested I make a left hand turn. To be fair it is programmed for off road use.

Well if you did make a lefty off the bridge a 1/3 of the way across you would certainly be Off-Road, (for a while anyway), Regards Frank.

I have driven my Tdi to some of the highest parts of Oz and my turbo squeeched all the way,it's the thin air that causes them to do it. Pat

Yes I would Frank! I have a snorkel that would finally be put to use too.

Considering that the height(s) my suspected turbo issue occured at was more along the lines of 1000mtrs (thanks blackbuttdisco, gps was set to feet not mtrs as you suggested ), I wonder then if this height would have any effect at all? If not, the only constant would then be that each time it happened I was in heavy cloud/fog conditions and had been driving for awhile.
I'll arm myself with a recorder and wait...

Originally Posted by PAT303

I have driven my Tdi to some of the highest parts of Oz and my turbo squeeched all the way,it's the thin air that causes them to do it. Pat

Thanks Pat, now I'm getting somewhere. Do you know why it does this (apart from the thin air that is) and do you know if it is a fault with the turbo and therefore something to be concerned about? Did you travel with other turbo'ed vehicles and did it happen to them?
Cheers.