TallXIII
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I'm just debating on if it's really worth the effort to remap my td5 on 209,000.
Is it worth remapping a 200+ mile engine?
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Pawl
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If it's in reasonable condition & hasn't been remapped previously - Yes !
A good remap can make the car feel much better.
A good remap can make the car feel much better.
Discodevon
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Yep, but check how well it starts from cold, ie first thing in the morning.. if you can also check your cylinder balance values. By the way I highly recommend Daniel at storm tuning... give him a call
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It starts fine everyone, no real issues with the engine really apart from the turbo taking a while to spool up from starting but that only last a few metres and only very rarely
Discodevon
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That will be you’re maf sensor mate not you’re turbo, about £120 for a new genuine Lr one
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Before spending the money, disconnect the MAF and see if it improves things, if it does, then the MAF needs replacing.
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