WildBlueYonder
06-20-2006, 10:57 AM
I'm getting rough and/or weak acceleration under hard acceleration. VAG says:
EGT 1 short to ground (intermittent)
EGT 2 implausible signal
intermittent multiple/random misfires cyls 1, 2, & 3
Went out and did some logging of blocks 015 (bank 1 misfires), 112 (EGT & enrichment), and 220 (EGT #1 regulation) under extreme acceleration (running WOT through 4th gear).
Got zero misfires (grrrrrr!) but saw some interesting things:
EGT 2 stuck at 945 degrees (the minimum) when EGT 1 gets to 1020-1030.
Enrichment of both EGT sensors seems to match - so EGT 2 is running enriched at the same time as #1, but temp never changes
I need to switch the power output stages to see if that's the misfire culprit, yet.
The Bentley CD describes using the VAG 1598/31 cable to check for short to ground in my wiring to determine if the short-to-grnd problem is in the sensor or the harness. Is there another way to do this with available tools? Is there a way to verify short-to-ground in the sensor?
Thanks in advance,
Bill
EGT 1 short to ground (intermittent)
EGT 2 implausible signal
intermittent multiple/random misfires cyls 1, 2, & 3
Went out and did some logging of blocks 015 (bank 1 misfires), 112 (EGT & enrichment), and 220 (EGT #1 regulation) under extreme acceleration (running WOT through 4th gear).
Got zero misfires (grrrrrr!) but saw some interesting things:
EGT 2 stuck at 945 degrees (the minimum) when EGT 1 gets to 1020-1030.
Enrichment of both EGT sensors seems to match - so EGT 2 is running enriched at the same time as #1, but temp never changes
I need to switch the power output stages to see if that's the misfire culprit, yet.
The Bentley CD describes using the VAG 1598/31 cable to check for short to ground in my wiring to determine if the short-to-grnd problem is in the sensor or the harness. Is there another way to do this with available tools? Is there a way to verify short-to-ground in the sensor?
Thanks in advance,
Bill