Viewer Questions ~ Podcast Episode 43

Viewer Questions ~ Audio Podcast Episode 43

Hey everyone. There has been a little bit of a shift in scheduling this week. There was podcast on Monday. I had a ton of great questions, so I didn’t want to miss a show answering them. So today I am answering the questions that you sent to Charles(AT)humblemechanic(dot)com with QUESTION FOR CHARLES in the subject.

Join me on the automotive podcast as we chat about:

  • p1582 faults on a AAA VR6
  • Throttle valve adaptation on VR6
  • HPFP on TDI engines
  • Adding fuel treatment
  • DIYs videos
  • Decarb on 2.0t TSI engines
  • Will I be at SOWO?
  • TDI Passat turbo failures
  • Oil leaks on 2.0t TSI engines
  • Social Media for auto shops, techs, and customers
  • Video about Flat rate
  • DIY 2.0t Intake manifold
  • and more

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As always I love to hear your thoughts. Please post them in the comments section below. Again, if you have a question for a show like this, email me Charles(at)humblemechanic(dot)com with Question for Charles in the subject. Also if you have an idea for a show you can email me, or use the contact me form!

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4 replies
  1. james
    james says:

    Just a little info for the guy doing his own vac pump on the tsi. The hpfp has to come out to do that gasket. Make sure when you put it back in that the follower is on a flat spot of the cam lobe, not a peak, and draw the pump down slowly and equally using both bolts. Ive seen a bunch of the plungers broken from being installed improperly as they’re super hard, and thus super brittle and they don’t like side to side force applied to them.

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  2. Brandon
    Brandon says:

    I linked this one for the guys over at tdiclub.com to check out. Glad to hear Charles address this for us paranoid Passat TDI owners.

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