96 tsi awd
15+ Year Contributor
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- Oct 15, 2007
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New phila,
Ohio
I need to have sum input on the cause and fix for partial throttle compressor surge. (this is not BOV flutter or such It is true surge) . Turbo is a gt35r Garrett, fully built engine, auto trans. If you need more specific details just ask.
Here is what happens. If you drive easily (no or slight boost) the car runs fine. If you run WOT it runs fine. But if you try to roll into it (partial throttle) it picks up boost and then surges and I have to back off. I had thought that the turbo was spooling up so quickly that the pressure was building up in front of the throttle body , so I moved my waste-gate boost/vac source to the charge pipe just before the throttle body. This did not seam to help.
The car was tuned in at a professional shop and they could not fix this problem. They upgraded to a anti surge compressor housing. They upgraded to a Tial 50mm BOV first with the correct stiffness spring then with the lightest spring they had. They upgraded my waste-gate to a precision turbo and engine large v-band style(unsure the size) I am unsure of what else to check.
Any help would be greatly appreciated.
Here is what happens. If you drive easily (no or slight boost) the car runs fine. If you run WOT it runs fine. But if you try to roll into it (partial throttle) it picks up boost and then surges and I have to back off. I had thought that the turbo was spooling up so quickly that the pressure was building up in front of the throttle body , so I moved my waste-gate boost/vac source to the charge pipe just before the throttle body. This did not seam to help.
The car was tuned in at a professional shop and they could not fix this problem. They upgraded to a anti surge compressor housing. They upgraded to a Tial 50mm BOV first with the correct stiffness spring then with the lightest spring they had. They upgraded my waste-gate to a precision turbo and engine large v-band style(unsure the size) I am unsure of what else to check.
Any help would be greatly appreciated.