Got *Ca* t off 89 200 Turbo and drove car---

brandon&trenna adams quattrorunner at earthlink.net
Tue Jun 7 17:52:42 EDT 2005


If you have blockage because of the turbo, then you also have blockage in
the exhaust because of it also. It should run, but not quick and not cool.
A turbo won't go out while in the shop unless he drives the hell out of it.
I think were looking at fuel or air intake but not turbo issues.


> [Original Message]
> From: Beer, Jerald S. <jbeer at boosecasey.com>
> To: <quattro at audifans.com>
> Date: 06/07/2005 2:26:52 PM
> Subject: Got *Ca* t off 89 200 Turbo and drove car---
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> I am not so sure. When I had a turbo go 0n my 200q20v, I had no power. I
> could barely get to 50 mph and that took a little time. The broken
> impeller was blocking most of the air from getting to the intake. If you
> can bypass the turbo, you can tell pretty quickly if that is the
> problem. As suggested, without a blockage in the intake, you should have
> plenty of power to drive the car, even if the acceleration won't be
> terribly brisk.
> Regards,
> Jerry
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> >My hubby took the cat off and it drives about the same.
> >Not much power.   I will say that it was a smidgin better
> >but not good enough to get to Phoenix dealership yet.
> >Hardly any power.
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> Ok.  This is a good piece of data to know.
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> >So that leaves the Turbo I assume......
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> I would actually assume otherwise.  Your descriptions seem to indicate 
> that it doesn't even have enough power to drive it anywhere.  When 
> functioning correctly without the turbo, you should still have over 
> 100HP, at a guess.  Anyone know what an NA10v has for power?  My NA 20v 
> CQ had 164HP.  I would venture that anything over 75HP or so would be 
> enough to drive the car around, albet in a far less fun fashion than 
> you're used to.  If it doesn't even have that, I'd suspect that there 
> are other issues at play.
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> It really sounds like you got a mechanic who tried to "tune-up" your CIS
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> without actually knowing how to do it.  That would explain why it got 
> worse everytime you brought it in.  I know it has been suggested, but 
> have you pulled the codes yet?  Without seeing the car firsthand, I 
> would suggest finding a mechanic that knows CIS for a CIS adjustment 
> before doing anything with the turbo.
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> -Chris
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