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Audi idle problem.

andromeda76 · 2014-07-24 11:32:22

Hi lads, I have a Audi A4 2.0 tfsi quattro. It's a b7, 06 year. It's 80000 miles, in the past week the engine check light appeared. I noticed the engine revving at idle. I've done a bit research on the web, and most people say get the pcv valve changed as this is the problem. Just wondering if anybody here has had the same…

24-07-2014 12:32pm

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andromeda76

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Hi lads,
I have a Audi A4 2.0 tfsi quattro. It's a b7, 06 year. It's 80000 miles, in the past week the engine check light appeared. I noticed the engine revving at idle. I've done a bit research on the web, and most people say get the pcv valve changed as this is the problem. Just wondering if anybody here has had the same problem, and if changing the pcv valve solved the issue. Any help would be great thanks.

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#2 24-07-2014 1:14pm

George Dalton

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It certainly sounds like a PCV issue.

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#3 24-07-2014 1:19pm

andromeda76

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George Dalton wrote: »

It certainly sounds like a PCV issue.

Thanks for the reply George. Is there any way to physically tell if it's the pcv. Is there anything I should be looking out for like leaks etc. cheers again for the reply.

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