Starting to hate my caddy..

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Starting to hate my caddy..

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Hello, please forgive me iam no mechanic :D

Van started going into limp mode randomly then quickly started to happen freqently, now goes into limp mode within 10 seconds of me driving.

replaced maf sensor
replaced boost sensor
had a smoke test
cleaned turbo with mr muscle
replace actuator
checked all pipes

im lost please help!!!!
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Re: Starting to hate my caddy..

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oh by the way when i disconnect the maf i get boost all the time??
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If disconnecting the MAF solves your problem then I'm gonna say the MAF is your problem. Do you have an Autoscan or error codes from the ECU?

You say you've changed the MAF, is it a new good brand or known good used?
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i got a code that read air intake leak but no leak from smoke test. i did have codes but ive forgotten.
maf is brand new
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Which engine is it?
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1,9 tdi BLS
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When smoke testing, was the EGR pipe removed?
Did the intake system hold pressure?
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no it wasnt but the system held pressure
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Have you are friend with a similar engine who might let you try the new MAF on their car?
It's be interesting to see just what it's reading versus what the ECU is expecting.
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Unfortunately I don’t, when I unplug the maf it’s over boosting a lot. I blew off I’m the inter cooler pipe 🙈 you recon get another maf sensor? I did have someone tell me it’s the variable veins sticking
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Sticky veins won't cause the MAF to read incorrectly.
Overboost after unplugging the MAF might just be down to you using it without boost for some time.
I think your best option is to get it to someone with VCDS and have the parameters checked.
VCDS will give an indication of what the MAF should be reading at different RPMs.
Also, check the MAP sensor by logging the requested vs actual boost on a run.
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