MK5 Golf GTI
All Things Mk5 => Mk5 General Area => Topic started by: MK5 JON on December 11, 2021, 11:09:39 am
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Hi there I’ve got an ED30 with a P0441 code car is running really rough and struggling to climb the revs turbo is surging in the midrange too, I’ve brought a new N80 valve/purge valve just waiting on delivery. Revs are also hunting with the fault maybe the car is running really lean? Just hoping there isn’t another fault if anyone could help me that would be perfect. Thanks in advance.
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When I had my edition 30 it had that code during my whole onership but always ran well, i'm guessing you have an air leak, have you checked the hose from the top of the carbon canister to the inlet manifold/return pipe?
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Thanks for the reply, it seems all fine to me it’s a mystery gonna try the N80 valve change hopefully it sorts it if not I’ll get it smoke tested which is what I should of done already but live and learn don’t we I suppose.
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This has been covered so many times......
It may not be the N80, it could be a depleted Charcoal can, it could be a bad fuel filler cap, or any combination of the 3, or all at once!
The fault code won't go away until either one, or all of the above, have been replaced.
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I ended up fitting a new non-genuine charcoal canister to solve that code on mine. Been fine for the last couple of years.
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Thanks for the reply lads, fitted the N80 valve today all seems fine now still Rev hunting coming to a stop though so it’s smoke test time I think
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The hunting could be PCV related. Does the engine rpm change if you pull the dipstick or oil cap? If the engine doesn't try to stall, the PCV is probably shot.
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PCV was changed around 6 months ago I’ve pulled the dipstick engine rpm goes up and down
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With which part number? If it ends P, you also need the rear PCV tube to go with it, otherwise you get the strange idle revving issue. If you bought one that ends R, you don't need the rear pipe.