Originally Posted by
Illusive90s
FWIW...It is very unlikely for the car to make peak boost in first and second due to the lower loads on the engine. You should and will see the car meeting the max desired in third and on becuase of the increased load on the engine. People usually reffer to their boos levels as seen in third since that is generally the benchmark used with this car.
From my experience, the boost deviation limp will go away when the car is turned off, then back on. It will return once the condition has returned, ie: overboosting/underboosting.
I can see what you are saying. The thing is in my experience of this code and going into limp mode, it happened right after boosting to 15psi in 1st gear. when I shifted into second gear it went into limp mode and stayed there till the car shut off.
I am going to contact the company that did my tune (Inmotion USA) and see what they set their boost settings and if it varies for each gear.
Right now I'm running a mbc in standalone and I dont want it set too high at all, I felt setting it to 15psi was conservative, but I will probably lower it a little more. I am using the mbc in standalone because its much more smooth. When I used the n75 and was boosting it would fluctuate and I would see my boost gauge jump between 12-14 psi. I could also feel the car fluctuate. Hope that makes sense.
But when using the mbc its nice and smooth and boosts to 14-15 and sometimes higher and holds then slowly drops.
I think its set a little too high yet. Actually I went to turn it down after this incident and I just realized I was turning it higher. Such an idiot.
Anyway
It is good to know that when you shut it off and turnit back on it goes out of limp mode. I figured this was the case, but didnt know for sure because I also cleared the codes with vag-com so wasnt sure if that also fixed the limp mode problem.
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