re. '89 200-"bucking" turbo?
Swann, Benjamin R. (BSWANN)
BSWANN at arinc.com
Fri Oct 6 10:28:21 EDT 2000
Keith,
Sounds like you need to give the engine a good going over and replace vacuem
lines and fix the leaks, particularly the lower wastegate hose.
Search the archives on: "'87CSTQW Engine under load cuts out momentarily."
Many posts on this common problem.
Regards,
Ben Swann
'87 5KCSTQW
'85 4KQ - Project GTQ on the back burner - Babies take way more time than
one can ever imagine!
'86 4K - Sold back to original owner after being given new life
'87 4K - still giving up its parts so others may live.
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Date: Fri, 6 Oct 2000 00:38:42 -0700 (PDT)
From: Keith Lawyer <wbr90 at yahoo.com>
Subject: '89 200-"bucking" turbo?
To: list quattro <quattro at audifans.com>
Hello all, we recently purchased an '89 200 Avant.
It's primarily my gf's daily driver. First off,
generally the boost gauge reads no more than .8 or .9
under any conditions. Once it read 1.1. Not sure
why? It certainly feels as though the turbo's
working, I mean the car has plenty of power for being
relatively large w/an I5, much more power than our '86
4kq.
Today my gf was heading to work in the morning. She
went to 4th to pass someone and the gauge read 1.3.
The car seemed to "buck" under load. This is the
second time it has done this, she says it feels sort
of like an automatic trans shifting up, not violent
but noticeable. But then a light flickered, she said
it read "check" w/a symbol under it. We can only
assume it is check engine? She was unable to get a
good look at the symbol before it was gone.
I have yet to be in the vehicle when this occurs but
my gf is not your average woman when it comes to cars
and I know she's not imagining this. I know the
details are vague but any suggestions/comments are
welcome.
Thanx,
Keith L.
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