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Old 03-06-2004, 08:27 AM
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Default Help needed with K04 issues.........

I just installed an AWE K04 kit on my nDBW A4 and the ECU is cutting boost down to 5psi at ~5500rpm. I've been trying to figure it out on my own for a week now, but I'm a bit stuck. Here are the symptoms/data I've been able to gather....

-- holds 19psi peak boost
-- pre-cat O2 reads .76-.84 @ WOT
-- long-term fuel trim: ~0% at idle, -11% at part-throttle
-- MAF reads up to 187g/s
-- not detonating: knock sensor voltages ok
-- no misfires
-- no CEL/DTCs

If I unplug my ECU and reset it, I can make a few runs up to ~6200rpm w/o boost being cut. The MAF will max out btw 5000-6200rpm. After that, it will start to cut boost at 5500rpm and the MAF will only read in the low 170s from 5000-5500rpm.

I suspect a boost/vacuum leak since I can hear the BPV (710N) during shifts, but I cannot find a leak or disconnected hose anywhere. Should the pre-cat O2 be changed? I have 83k miles on it. What would cause my O2 to read lean and fuel trim to read rich? Anything else I should look for?

A couple of block 31 graphs at WOT:
<img src="http://awot.dofu.org/audi/o2_1.gif">
<img src="http://awot.dofu.org/audi/o2_2.gif">
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Default It easier to read you make the plots with rpm's on the x-axis, but I get the point.

It looks like you go way lean at t=11.5 in the second plot.
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Default here's my latest plot of o2 vs. rpm.

why would the O2 sensor lean out when LTFT is running rich?

<img src="http://awot.dofu.org/audi/o2_3.gif">
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Default and another.

stays around .8
<img src="http://awot.dofu.org/audi/o2_4.gif">
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Default LTFT

Log injector pulse, I forget the block. The trim is trying to make it richer, but the injectors may be maxed.
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Default yeah, I'm maxing out at 16.32ms....normal or bad? Is it possible that my O2 sensor is reading low..

causing the ECU to add more fuel thinking it's lean which ends up making it too rich?
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Check and make sure you don't have any restriction in the intake. Are you running the stock airbox?
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Default At wot the 02 sensor is not going to be telling the ecu to do anything

since it is no longer used to help set fuel. The only thing that is doing that is the maf and your already running max with that.

Hitting .7's is a bit lean and not really where you want to be. Want to stay close to .85 if possible.
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Default Unless that is where he shifted to the next gear

or lifted off the throttle.
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very true, I just assumed it was WOT run.


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