1.4 litre TSI, 1395cc, 4 cylinder inline turbocharged direct injection petrol with engine Start/Stop system and brake energy recuperation: 1.4 litre TSI, /1395cc, 4 cylinder inline turbocharged direct injection petrol with engine Start/Stop system and brake energy recuperation: Max Power: 110 kW @ 5000 rpm: 180 kW @ 5000 - 6200 rpm: 110 kW Nov 1, 2013. #3. That sounds just like a very similar story to one posted on Scirocco Central re a DSG equipped car - the owner was drivng down the motorway and suddenly revs went to the red line as the power dissonnected from the drivetrain. He just about made the hard shoulder (like you thankfully). In our testing we’ve found it slightly punchier than the 1.0-litre engines fitted in either the Ford Focus or Vauxhall Astra. As ever, the Golf GTI and Golf R models remain excellent performance Is 90k miles on a vw golf mk7 1.4 tsi too much? My Profile My Preferences My Mates. Search My Stuff. What's New 3 12 24 72. Is 90k miles on a vw golf mk7 1.4 tsi too much? Reply MadMen said: Yes - the new actuator needs to be set at 3.5-3.8 volts in closed position, and adapted via vagcom or obdeleven. However, if you were getting that code prior to the new actuator, then it could be very likely the turbo wastegate linkage, and not the actuator, so they could be right by suggesting a new turbo. 1.4 TSI 122 cambelt row. VW Golf Mk7 Estate, GT, 1.4T SI 140PS, 6 speed Manual, This is the nub of the problem, not if the water pump requires changing as per To install an oil catch can on EA211 engines you have to get rid of the stock hose (Nr.1 in the diagram) and connect an hose that goes from the PCV to the inlet port of the oil catch can, you then connect another hose that goes from the outlet port of the oil catch can to the hose fitting located on the under side of the air intake manifold. The brake hose that attaches to the Golf’s caliper will often cause the brakes to stick. They may appear to be fine on the outside, but can break apart and collect debris on the inside. When this happens, it effectively traps pressure in the line. This keeps the brakes from releasing all of the way, and they stick as a result. bL23.

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