Poor running 3B

HJS group44_us at yahoo.com
Fri Nov 19 18:54:05 PST 2010


when I say i taste fuel, I dont get a mouthful of it, I just taste the flavor of 
it. So Im not sure there is actual liquid in that line, I dont think so. But 
either way i dont *think* i should taste any fuel in there at all (should i?) 

I did run it without the line attached, and quite honestly, it didnt make any 
difference.  Or if it did, it wasnt very noticeable. Ill try grabbing one 
tomorrow from FLAPS but I doubt they'll have it. 

The fact that I can keep sucking air through it at all means I should likely 
replace it anyway, so its not exactly wasted money.



----- Original Message ----
From: Tony Hoffman <auditony at gmail.com>
To: HJS <group44_us at yahoo.com>
Cc: brady zq <bradyzq at hotmail.com>; 200q20v at audifans.com
Sent: Fri, November 19, 2010 9:11:05 PM
Subject: Re: Poor running 3B

IF you are tasting gas in that line, and you can continue sucking,
then yes, the FPR is bad. It's got a rubber diaphram and a spring.
That diaphram seals the fuel side from the vacuum side. Have you
started the engine without that hose connected? Sounds like it's
sucking straight fuel in there, which will definately cause a rich
idle. In fact, it will be rich all the time, but especially noticable
at idle, where that quantity of fuel is a much greater percentage
higher than what's actually called for.

There is a procedure in the Bentley on how to test the MAF. Don't have
that volume, so I can't give specifics :(

Tony

On Fri, Nov 19, 2010 at 7:38 PM, HJS <group44_us at yahoo.com> wrote:
> Im still having NO luck with this issue. I checked all my hoses, pipes, lines
> etc. This thing still runs insanely rich when idling. Im at a loss.
>
>
> The only things left in question:
> -MAF.  It SEEMS Ok to the look but who knows. I havent seen any specifics on 
>how
> to test it, even on SJM's page. If you have any pointers, Im all ears.
>
> -FPR.  If I disconnect the vacuum line to it and suck on it, I taste gas (not
> liquid, but a strong gas taste) which I dont think I should. I can also keep
> sucking where I would think it should stop after a bit, right? Doesnt that 
mean
> the diaphragm might be torn? not sure. Other than thost things, Im totally
> totally stumped. I have a friend coming over tomorrow with vag-com, hopefully
> that will shed some light.



      


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