a3 tdi multiple problems!! (doing my head in now please help)

Understanding a problem is the first step to solving a problem
 
Right just doing mine;

With air con injection quantity is around 4.9 - 5.2

Without aircon (with judder)

Any thing from 0.5 - 2.5 and stutters from 840revs to 790revs.

What is the cause though - can't believe fuelling is wrong in the ECU, it must be a faulty component or wiring...
 
yup same as mine and ive replaced loads minium is 3.0
 
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Mine doesn't judder so I'll stick it on VCDS tomorrow and compare the readings with the same hot and cold; aircon and no aircon.
 
Just checked and yes it is a BKD engine...
 
Just to add to the judder issue - mine judders weather hot or cold, this morning got to the end of my road and it was all over the place!
Yesterday it happened when I got home - car was reasonably hot...
 
cars usually use more fuel when its cold i think the messuring blocks are ok?
 
Just checked mine - engine warm

Aircon on - 3.3 to 3.6

Aircon off - 2.7 to 3.3

Engine revs 840rpm no change in revs


Hope this helps ??
 
hi yes min is 3.0 so at a guess your just ok i have spoke to a mapper today about turning fueling up and is getting back to me.

mine some times drops to 1.7
 
Be interesting to see if you guys can come up with a solution. I have a 05 2.0 tdi and mine judders from time to time, sometimes not at all and sometimes pretty bad. I dont know the inner workings of a car or its engine so im looking to you guys! lol.
 
i think it would be a good idea to ask any body with vcds to do this 1.. from start when cold..
and 2 when up to temp
 
i think it would be a good idea to ask any body with vcds to do this 1.. from start when cold..
and 2 when up to temp

I will do it if you think it's worth it !

As the reading fluctuates quite dramatically even though the revs don't change, what do you recommend I use for the reading ?

Is it the lowest reading during fluctuation or the highest ? I have already given the range with the hot engine - is the range at cold sufficient ?
 
i have changed injectors, wiring loom, both fuel pumps, both temp sensors, turbo, clutch , flywheel, gearbox,egr valve, throttle body, removed and cleaned manifold, egr cooler, timing is bang on, crank sensor, starter motor, exhaust and downpipe, both drive shafts.

i think thats it lol and still have a judder when warm have turned tickover up slightly which helps.

3.0 is min so be good to see what peoples got
 
I will check from cold in the morning.

Are you asking others without judder for info as well ?

If so, please check it guys asap - seems like I'm the only one without judder to come up with a figure so far !!
 
I will check from cold in the morning.

Are you asking others without judder for info as well ?

If so, please check it guys asap - seems like I'm the only one without judder to come up with a figure so far !!

I checked from cold and there was virtually no difference.

Aircon on - 3.0
Aircon off - 2.5
 
consider the valve timing on the exhaust cam check mvb's torque figure not by using the timing tools as its not unknown for the cambelt to be set up correctly but when you adjust the tension you pull on the exhaust cam pulley and mvb 4 if I remember will show the correct value, drain the fuel from the filter housing and poor it into a glass and check for soot.If there is soot/oil present if its soot then remove the injectors and inspect the cylinder head seats very carefully if pitted post photos
injector readings in mvbs will always vary but a true test is to check fuel pressure at the tandem pump as well as delivery rate

other options when running issue occurs increase or decrease pre fuel pressure and reduce egr flow to see if this balances the combustion more smoothly

so valve timing, fuel pressure, egr flow plus check air pressure and quantity readings if possible and if one cylinder deviates in mvb for injectors then there may be some mechanical issue but after saying all this egr bounce can cause this symptom but with the correct tools you can delete egr function allowing more clean air into the combustion

how to check valve timing with vcds
Display group 4

Measured values
880 /min
5.0 °n.OT
4.0 °KW
6.34 ° THIS MUST BE AROUND 2.5 FOR CORRECT VALVE TIMING
 
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I knew I was going to enjoy you being a new member, knowledge is a good thing on any forum for all, lmfao.

I have a question, A3 sportback, 2.0 tdi, possible mechatronic having a hissy fit, but when started up 1st thing & go to pull away, you stick in drive, put foot on gas it falters/hangs at 8-900 rpm as in idle & takes a fair few seconds to come alive even if you floor it the revs dont pick up at all, sat at idle almost even if foot down on gas pedal, then all of sudden revs kicks in & all good usually for rest of day or until left sitting for a while again, now if I was to start car 1st thing from cold, then leave in park & give it a good blast on the pedal for a few seconds so revs are up, then stick into drive it would drive of normal revving fine no delays.

Any ideas as I'm leading to mechatronic atm, but tried fuel filter, checked under bench pump is feeding fine to the filter, could try tandem & injectors, but why would it once revved few times then work perfectly, would the mechatronic affect the car in that way so much if on way out?

Thanks in advance.
 
firstly I would consider testing the oil for traces of glycol, if ok then run the adaptive road test I'm not 100% if vcds can do this as for my personal use I have vas pc as well as vcds and prefer vas for all diagnosis and vcds for long coding.I will have a quick look for tpi docs if you have the year and engine code avaliable
 
05 bkd mate, yes the infamous bkd arrghhhhh.

You think the glycol is from the coolant, porous head, cause doesnt seem to be losing any at all.

Have had a few times DIS flashing of the dsg gears etc which is of course mechatronic faulty, but hasnt done it for a while, calibrated dsg with vcds, it does hesitate when pulling away from junctions tbh, but not sure this is a sympton of the 1st start problem.

Urrmm whats the adaptive road test check?
 
try this
Adjust the idle speed to 830 rpm.​
- Via vehicle self-diagnosis select the engine control unit 01.​
- Select diagnosis function 16 access authorisation
- Enter code 12233.​
- Select diagnosis function 10 adjustment.​
- Select channel 06.​
- Set the value to 830.​
- Confirm and save input.
will swap laptops to find data for adaptive road test, this resets the clutch bite values etc but also checks the pre mapped values of the mechatronics whilst driving and resets them to factory values.If they do not reset then its a sign the mechatronics is faulty but just increasing the base idle may improve the drive take up
 
increase or decrease pre fuel pressure

how can this be done on bkd engine ??

thanks
 
If you have access to fuel testing equipment with inline valve then you can reduce or increase pre pressure before the tandem pump and by clamping the return then you will also increase the pressure in the cylinder head in theory.Worth a shot as with all problems sometimes it a case of using your head and not overlooking basic principles of the engine, it needs correct timing, fuel pressure and air .My gut feeling tells me there is to much egr flow when warm and stationary or exhaust cam angle is out, you can tweek the exhaust cam because you do not have dpf filter .If you had a dpf then it will affect the combustion temperature which dpf needs for regeneration
 
i have vcds m8
my timing was out but had it setup correct by Dan at TRD also set my injectors up.
I now have the power i should have but still slight judder when warm

getting a map soon so egr will be switched of so may fix it ???

also i notice that injector 1 goes got of tolerance so i replaced and is just the same.

my guess is lack of fuel but why is the question ???

i have pm u.
 
The following deals with replacement of the mechatronics unit - that is, the valve body and control unit:

YZNote:
The new mechatronics unit is supplied complete with flashed software and a parameter set matching the vehicle. The adaption values for clutch calibration are in their default settings (predefined value).

After replacing the mechatronics unit a complete basic calibration of the gearbox is necessary, so a basic setting should be carried out.

Position sensors / synchronous body position:
The position sensor calibration is begun by selecting channel 61. Once the end positions have been calibrated (pay attention to readout!), the next calibration follows.
Selecting channel 60 initiates the next calibration - of the synchronous body positions (synchronous points). Only when these two calibrations (channels 61 and 60) have been successfully completed is the basic calibration classified as passed.

Clutch adaption: (clutch safety function, main pressure)
Software version < 0800: Clutch setting with selection of channel 62. The setting is made just low enough so that no torque is transmitted.
Software version >= 0800: A clutch adaption at standstill is not necessary here, though rapid adaption needs to be initiated by selecting channel 67 (sets the adaption values to predefined values).

As generally nothing is known of the history of the new mechatronics unit, the values of the clutch safety function are reset by selecting channel 68.

Also, the values for automatic main pressure adaption should be reset to their default values (predefined values). This is done by selecting channel 65.

The adaption itself is carried out later automatically during driving.

Fitting info:
The fitting of steering wheel paddles is checked and stored by the gearbox control unit. If a new control unit is fitted, it is necessary to select channel 63in order to reset this fitting information to "not recognised". This initiates the procedure for recognition of the steering wheel paddles, and a corresponding entry is made permanently in the fitting information. The same principle applies to detection of the ESP and cruise control variants fitted in the vehicle. This information is reset by selecting channel 69.

Fault memory:
At the very end of the test procedure, if passed successfully, the fault memory should be erased. If failed, its contents should be saved.

Defined adaption test drive:
Recommendation for a test drive and further checks after replacing the mechatronics and successfully performing basic setting.
Preconditions : Gearbox temperature > 30°C < 100° C
J Drive manually in tiptronic off standstill up to in den 6th gear. Drive repeatedly in each of 3rd, 4th ,5th and 6th gears for at least 2 minutes under constant load.
J Engine speed window for all gears 1500 - 3000 rpm.
J Perform 1 sharp braking followed by full-throttle acceleration (to check oil return)
J Manoeuvring with assessment of creepage and starting-off
J Check for leaks
If the test drive cannot be undertaken in the way recommended or for the period recommended, the fast adaptations still outstanding are undertaken automatically and unnoticeably in the subsequent driving cycles.

Summary of actions
1. Channel 61 - Calibrate gearbox tolerances (Engaged calibration)
2. Channel 60 - Calibrate gearbox tolerances with reference to the position of the gear selector (measurement of synchronising point)

3a) Software version < 0800 à Channel 62- Calibrate clutch adaptation whilst stationary
3b) Software version >= 0800 à Channel 67- The values for the clutch adaption are reset.

4) Channel 68 - Reset values for clutch safety function
5. Channel 65 - Reset values for automatic main pressure adaption to defaults
6. Channel 63 - Reset "Steering wheel paddles" fitting info to "not recognised"
7. Channel 69 - Reset "ESP and CCS" fitting info to "not recognised"
8. Interrogate fault memory and erase if test passed
9. Defined test drive


Abbreviations:
CCS - Cruise control system
ESP - Electronic Stability Program


mvbs
Measured value blocks for control unit -J743 (DQ250 - 6Q):

Measured value block 1:
1. Brake light switch (Brake for pressed/no readout for not pressed)
2. Brake test switch (Brake for pressed/no readout for not pressed)
3. Shift lock status (PN active/inactive)
4. Speed (0... 255 km/h).

PN - Selector lever at P (Park) or N (Neutral - no gear engaged)

Measured value block 2:
1. Selector lever position (P, R, N, D, S, TT, PL, MI, ZS, ER)
2. Plausibility checked selector lever position (P, R, N, D, S, TT, ER)
3. Error byte from selector lever (0 - inactive
1 - active)
4. Engaged gear (Gear: P, R, N, D
Tiptronic: 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6)

Inactive - means in measured value block 2 - fault-free
P - Park
R - Reverse
N - Neutral
D - Drive (normal)
S - Drive (sport)
TT - Tiptronic mode
PL - Plus (Upshift in Tiptronic mode)
MI - Minus (Downshift in Tiptronic mode)
IN - Intermediate (selector lever between two gears)
ER - ERROR


Measured value block 3:
1. Selector lever position (P, R, N, D, S, TT, PL, MI, ZS, ER)
2. Plausibility checked selector lever position (P, R, N, D, S, TT, ER)
3. Tiptronic Up on steering wheel (pressed/unpressed)
4. Tiptronic Down on steering wheel (pressed/unpressed)

Measured value block 4:
1. Selector lever position (P, R, N, D, S, TT, PL, MI, ZS, ER)
2. Direction of travel Forward,
Reverse,
Not recognised)
3. Output speed 1 (0... 4080 rpm)
4. Output speed 2 (0... 4080 rpm)

Measured value block 5:
1. Selector lever position (P, R, N, D, S, TT, PL, MI, ZS, ER)
2. Start enable (pressed/unpressed)
3. Supply voltage 1 (0... 25.5 V)
4. Supply voltage 2 (0... 25.5 V)

Measured value block 6:
1. Selector lever position (P, R, N, D, S, TT, PL, MI, ZS, ER)
2. Valve current clutch valve 1 (0... 1,530 A)
3. Duty cycle safety valve 1 (0... 100%)
4. Main pressure valve current (0... 1,530 A)

Measured value block 7:
1. Selector lever position (P, R, N, D, S, TT, PL, MI, ZS, ER)
2. Valve current clutch valve 2 (0... 1,530 A)
3. Duty cycle safety valve 2 (0... 100%)
4. Main pressure valve current (0... 1,530 A)

Measured value block 8:
1. Input speed (0... 8160 rpm)
2. Input shaft speed 1 (0... 8160 rpm)
3. Input shaft speed 2 (0... 8160 rpm)
4. Output speed (0... 4080 rpm)

Measured value block 9:
1. Engine speed (0... 8160 rpm)
2. Input speed (0... 8160 rpm)
3. Output speed (0... 4080 rpm)
4. Output speed from CAN (0... 4080 rpm)

Measured value block 10:
1. Accelerator pedal angle (0... 100%)
2. Kickdown switch (pressed/not pressed - when unpressed no readout)
3. Engine torque (-100... 410 Nm)
4. Engine torque loss (-50... 205 Nm)

Measured value block 11:
1. Input shaft speed 1 (0... 8160 Nm)
2. Specified clutch torque K1 (-600... 600 Nm)
3. Valve current clutch valve 1 (0... 1,530 A)
4. Actual pressure clutch 1 (-327,68... 327.67 bar)

Measured value block 12:
1. Input shaft speed 2 (0... 8160 Nm)
2. Specified clutch torque K2 (-600... 600 Nm)
3. Valve current clutch valve 2 (0... 1,530 A)
4. Actual pressure clutch 2 (-327,68... 327.67 bar)

Measured value block 13:
1. Specified current clutch valve 1 (0... 1,530 A)
2. Duty cycle safety valve 1 (0... 100%)
3. Duty cycle gear actuator valve 1 (0... 100%)
4. Duty cycle gear actuator valve 2 (0... 100%)

Measured value block 14:
1. Specified current clutch valve 2 (0... 1,530 A)
2. Duty cycle safety valve 2 (0... 100%)
3. Duty cycle gear actuator valve 3 (0... 100%)
4. Duty cycle gear actuator valve 4 (0... 100%)

Measured value block 15:
1. Travel measurement gear actuator 1-3 (0... 1023)
2. Travel measurement gear actuator 2-4 (0... 1023)
3. Travel measurement gear actuator 5-N (0... 1023)
4. Travel measurement gear actuator 6-R (0... 1023)

Measured value block 16:
1. Travel gear actuator 1-3 (-12,7... 12.8mm)
2. Travel gear actuator 2-4 (-12,7... 12.8mm)
3. Travel gear actuator 5-N (-12,7... 12.8mm)
4. Travel gear actuator 6-R (-12,7... 12.8mm)

Measured value block 17:
1. Synchronous travel 3rd gear: (-12,7... 12.8mm)
2. Synchronous travel 2nd gear: (-12,7... 12.8mm)
3. Vacant
4. Synchronous travel R gear: (-12,7... 12.8mm)

Measured value block 18:
1. Synchronous travel 1st gear: (-12,7... 12.8mm)
2. Synchronous travel 4th gear: (-12,7... 12.8mm)
3. Synchronous travel 5th gear: (-12,7... 12.8mm)
4. Synchronous travel 6th gear: (-12,7... 12.8mm)



Measured value block 19:
1. Temperature standard (-250... 250 °C)
2. Temperature reserve (-250... 250 °C)
3. Temperature clutch (-250... 250 °C)
4. Empty gas info (no empty gas/empty gas - means idle)

Measured value block 30:
1. Lower adapted clutch pressure K1 (0... 1,275 A)
2. Lower adapted clutch pressure K1 from microslip adaption (0... 1,275 A)
3. Upper adapted clutch pressure K1 from microslip adaption (0... 1,275 A)
4. Upper adapted clutch pressure K1 from macroslip adaption (0... 1,275 A)

Measured value block 31:
1. Lower adapted clutch pressure K2 (0... 1,275 A)
2. Lower adapted clutch pressure K2 from microslip adaption (0... 1,275 A)
3. Upper adapted clutch pressure K2 from microslip adaption (0... 1,275 A)
4. Upper adapted clutch pressure K2 from macroslip adaption (0... 1,275 A)

Measured value block 32:
1. Current lower pressure point clutch 1 from current-to-pressure adaption (0... 1,275 A)
2. Current upper pressure point clutch 1 from current-to-pressure adaption (0... 1,275 A)
3. Current lower pressure point clutch 2 from current-to-pressure adaption (0... 1,275 A)
4. Current upper pressure point clutch 2 from current-to-pressure adaption (0... 1,275 A)

Measured value block 33:
1. Main pressure adaption readings: Success counter to K1 (0... 65535)
2. Main pressure adaption readings: Abort counter to K1 (0... 65535)
3. Main pressure adaption readings: Success counter to K2 (0... 65535)
4. Main pressure adaption readings: Abort counter to K2 (0... 65535)

Measured value block 40:
1. Flash checksum (0... 255)
2. Vacant
3. Vacant
4. Vacant

Measured value block 41:
1. Parameter set designation
2. Vacant
3. Vacant
4. Vacant

Measured value block 42:
1. Mantissa of software parameter 1 (0... 255)
2. Mantissa of software parameter 2 (0... 255)
3. Mantissa of software parameter 3 (0... 255)
4. Mantissa of software parameter 4 (0... 255)

Measured value block 43:
1. Mantissa of software parameter 5 (0... 255)
2. Mantissa of software parameter 6 (0... 255)
3. Mantissa of software parameter 7 (0... 255)
4. Mantissa of software parameter 8 (0... 255)

Measured value block 44:
1. Mantissa of software parameter 9 (0... 255)
2. Mantissa of software parameter 10 (0... 255)
3. Vacant
4. Vacant

Measured value block 45:
1. Exponent of software parameter 1 (0... 255)
2. Exponent of software parameter 2 (0... 255)
3. Exponent of software parameter 3 (0... 255)
4. Exponent of software parameter 4 (0... 255)

Measured value block 46:
1. Exponent of software parameter 5 (0... 255)
2. Exponent of software parameter 6 (0... 255)
3. Exponent of software parameter 7 (0... 255)
4. Exponent of software parameter 8 (0... 255)

Measured value block 47:
1. Exponent of software parameter 9 (0... 255)
2. Exponent of software parameter 10 (0... 255)
3. Vacant
4. Vacant

Measured value block 48:
1. Software designation DQ250
2. Vacant
3. Vacant
4. Vacant

Measured value block 49:
1. Minimum voltage at UH1
2. Maximum voltage at UH1
3. Minimum voltage at UH2
4. Maximum voltage at UH2

UH1 -
UH2 -

Measured value block 50:
1. Selector lever part number
Characters 1 to 12 (part number)
16 (programmability 0 or 1)
18 to 19 (program version)
21 to 22 (data level)
All other characters are blanks

2. Vacant
3. Vacant
4. Vacant

Measured value block 51:
1. Display of internal error ID no. 0 (0... 65535)
2. Display of internal error ID no. 1 (0... 65535)
3. Display of internal error ID no. 2 (0... 65535)
4. Display of internal error ID no. 3 (0... 65535)

Measured value block 52:
1. Display of internal error ID no. 4 (0... 65535)
2. Display of internal error ID no. 5 (0... 65535)
3. Display of internal error ID no. 6 (0... 65535)
4. Display of internal error ID no. 7 (0... 65535)

Measured value block 53:
1. Display of internal error ID no. 8 (0... 65535)
2. Display of internal error ID no. 9 (0... 65535)
3. Display of internal error ID no. 10 (0... 65535)
4. Display of internal error ID no. 11 (0... 65535)

Data for basic calibration (MVB 60- MVB 68):
Measured value block 60:
1. Status gear actuator adaption (Synchronous: 0-1-2-3-4-5-6-7-8-9-10-11-12-13
engaged: 129-130-131-132-133-134-135-136-137-138-139-140-141)
2. Sub-status gear actuator adaption (Synchronous: 0-1-2-3
engaged: 128-129-130-131-132-133-134-135-136-137)
3. Gear actuator index (0 = GS_13
1 = GA_24
2 = GA_5N
3 = GA_6R)
4. Gear actuator side (0 = neutral
1 = side A (negative travels: 3-2-N-R)
2 = side B (positive travels: 1-4-5-6))

Measured value block 61:
1. Status gear actuator adaption (Synchronous: 0-1-2-3-4-5-6-7-8-9-10-11-12-13
engaged: 129-130-131-132-133-134-135-136-137-138-139-140-141)
2. Sub-status gear actuator adaption (Synchronous: 0-1-2-3
engaged: 128-129-130-131-132-133-134-135-136-137)
3. Gear actuator index (0 = GS_13
1 = GA_24
2 = GA_5N
3 = GA_6R)
4. Gear actuator side (0 = neutral
1 = side A (negative travels: 3-2-N-R)
2 = side B (positive travels: 1-4-5-6))

Measured value block 62:
1. Status at standstill for shaft 1: (0 = OFF
1 = EMPTY
2 = ENGAGE
3 = REFERENCE
4 = START VALUE
5 = RAMP
6 = CONTROL
7 = DONE
8 = CALCULATION

16 = MVB_INACTIVE
17 = MVB_WAIT
18 = MVB_RESULT
19 = MVB_ABORT_TESTER

32 = MVB_EMERGENCYRUNNING
33 = MVB_N_ENGINE
34 = MVB_ENGINE_NOK
35 = MVB_TEMPERATURE
36 = MVB_BRAKE
37 = MVB_ACCELERATORPEDAL
38 = MVB_V_VEH
39 = MVB_SELECTORLEVER
40 = MVB_M_ENGINE_LOSS
41 = MVB_M_ENGINE_MAX

64 = MVB_SYSTEM
65 = MVB_CLUTCH_NOK
66 = MVB_SIG_UNSTABLE
67 = MVB_DMMOT_CONTROL)
2. Status at standstill for shaft 2: (0 = OFF
1 = EMPTY
2 = ENGAGE
3 = REFERENCE
4 = START VALUE
5 = RAMP
6 = CONTROL
7 = DONE
8 = CALCULATION

16 = MVB_INACTIVE
17 = MVB_WAIT
18 = MVB_RESULT
19 = MVB_ABORT_TESTER

32 = MVB_EMERGENCYRUNNING
33 = MVB_N_ENGINE
34 = MVB_ENGINE_NOK
35 = MVB_TEMPERATURE
36 = MVB_BRAKE
37 = MVB_ACCELERATORPEDAL
38 = MVB_V_VEH
39 = MVB_SELECTORLEVER
40 = MVB_M_ENGINE_LOSS
41 = MVB_M_ENGINE_MAX

64 = MVB_SYSTEM
65 = MVB_CLUTCH_NOK
66 = MVB_SIG_UNSTABLE
67 = MVB_DMMOT_CONTROL)
3. Lower adapted clutch point for K1 (0... 1,275 A)
4. Lower adapted clutch point for K2 (0... 1,275 A)

Measured value block 63:
1. Fitting info steering wheel paddles (0 = not recognised
1 = recognised)
2. Vacant
3. Vacant
4. Vacant

Measured value block 64:
1. Number of exceedings of permissible centrifugal oil temperature (0... 255)
2. Vacant
3. Vacant
4. Vacant

Measured value block 65:
1. Correction values main pressure adaption: Low pressure on K1 (-327.68... 327.67 bar)
2. Correction values main pressure adaption: High pressure on K1 (-327.68... 327.67 bar)
3. Correction values main pressure adaption: Low pressure on K2 (-327.68... 327.67 bar)
4. Correction values main pressure adaption: High pressure on K2 (-327.68... 327.67 bar)

Measured value block 66:
1. Adapted flags gear actuator 13 (0 = inactive / 1 = active)
2. Adapted flags gear actuator 24 (0 = inactive / 1 = active)
3. Adapted flags gear actuator 5N (0 = inactive / 1 = active)
4. Adapted flags gear actuator 6R (0 = inactive / 1 = active)

Measured value block 67:
1. Clutch adaption values: for K1 (0... 1,275 A)
2. Clutch adaption values: for K2 (0... 1,275 A)
3. Vacant
4. Vacant

Measured value block 68:
1. Clutch adaption values: Lower current point adaption K1 (0... 1,275 A)
2. Clutch adaption values: Lower current point adaption K2 (0... 1,275 A)
3. Vacant
4. Vacant

Control unit identification (MVB 80 - MVB 82):
Measured value block 80:
1. Measured value block 80 as per expanded control unit identification
(manufacturer works number and identifier : hhh-kkk, 7-digit
Date of manufacture : dd.mm.yy, 8-digit
Manufacturer modification status number : 12345678, 8-digit
Manufacturer test status no. : pppp, 4-digit
Manufacturer serial no. : nnnn, 4-digit)

Measured value block 81:
1. Measured value block 81 as per expanded control unit identification
(Chassis number : 17-digit
Module no. or serial no. : 14-digit
Type test number : 7-digit)

Measured value block 82:
1. Measured value block 82 as per expanded control unit identification
(Flash tool code : 1234567890123, 13-digit
Flash date : dd.mm.yy, 8-digit
Hardware module : 3-digit
Hardware sort key : 2-digit
Software module : 3-digit
Software sort key : 2-digit)

Measured value block 125:
1. CAN devices, engine (Engine 0 = no message / Engine 1 = message OK)
2. CAN devices, ABS (ABS 0 = no message / ABS 1 = message OK)
3. CAN devices, dash panel insert (Combi 0 = no message / Combi 1 = message OK)
4. CAN devices, selector lever (Selector lever 0 = no message / Selector lever 1 = message OK)

Measured value block 126:
1. CAN device - data bus diagnostic interface (gateway)
2. CAN device - steering column module
3. Vacant
4. Vacant

Measured value block 225:
1. Number of timeouts, engine (0... 255, multiple of EMC timeout)
2. Number of timeouts, ABS (0... 255, multiple of EMC timeout)
3. Number of timeouts, dash panel insert (0... 255, multiple of EMC timeout)
4. Number of timeouts, selector lever (0... 255, multiple of EMC timeout)

Measured value block 226:
1. Number of timeouts, gateway (0... 255, multiple of EMC timeout)
2. Vacant
3. Vacant
4. Vacant


also check the clutch temp switch g509 form cold start

 
I'm aware the vw golf with bkd had a software update fix and injector replacement depending on the ecu software version but audi never had this option.
I would be very interested to find out if the egr off solution fixes this or fuel injection quantity adjustment by remap
Seen the pm will respond in abit

As for the lack of fuel and other possible cause

The cylinder heads crack and either leak coolant or fuel inside the fuel chambers within the head which would drop the pressure to the injector also the pitting around the injector seats causes blow pass and again pressure drop so clamp the return hose when the engine start running lumpy and see if it runs smoother
 
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heads been replaced by audi before i got.

had the probelm for 2 years.

dosnt loose any water.
 
Doesn't need to loose coolant to be cracked as the fuel chambers can crack and lose pressure but if you clamp the fuel return line briefly when the fault occurs this may highlight the issue.Just another option
 
ok thanks can you post a pic of fuel return line up or=r explain a little which one it is.
 
look for blue markings on the fuel pipes from the filter to the tandem pump
 
ok will do tomo.

also when i enter 12233 in security access it wont let me in says refer to service manual for code any ides ?

also if injector seats are pitted is that ahead of job ?
 
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make sure your vcds has a name and number in the user settings identifcation

eg a8 tech 00456
 
just checked in options . shop name is empty.

code(ws) 00000
vz 000
equip number 00000
 
??

also have a very very tiny leak from some where have to top up once a year .

i get a little water mark on the alloy intercooler pipe on the drivers side which contects to the rubber intercooler pipe.

any ideas ?
 
lol no honest ...

theres a little red water mark on the pipe cleaned it of and it comes back

im abit fussy.

i got it up on ramps next friday will see what i can see
 
You & your car man, always something wrong, except the headlights huh :p
 
lol yer them lights work great ...