I disconnected them, which I believe leaves them in the open position all the time. Now with an aftermarket DP I'm looking to lower the exhaust volume a bit so I plugged the connectors back in. I'm not sure they are working though because there was a ton of corrosion on the electrical connections and it was hard to get the connectors plugged back in.
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How to tell if exhaust valves are working
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MiamiBourne
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- 2016 6MT Golf R Oryx
Within VCDS you can do an output test for each valve and it will cycle them open/close until you stop the test.
Yep.
Can this be done with OBDII? Or is it worth buying something like this?
https://www.uspmotorsports.com/Ross...00527e_Eq-a-Ok3SK7saNe4vdXRBb8lBoCcx8QAvD_BwE
https://www.uspmotorsports.com/Ross...00527e_Eq-a-Ok3SK7saNe4vdXRBb8lBoCcx8QAvD_BwE
This is how I did mine. Seems to have worked for me.
1. Start engine
2. Select Race Mode
3. DSG in Sport if applicable
4. Turn engine off (leave DSG in Sport mode, ie do not put into Park etc.)
5. Ignition on, but don't start
6. Plug in ODBEleven, connect as normal
7. Select Engine 01
8. Long coding
9. Use right arrow at bottom to move across to Byte 9
10. Untick bit 2 (Ticked means valves are Enabled)
11. Move gear lever to P/Park - DSG
12. Long press on green tick to accept
13. Done
1. Start engine
2. Select Race Mode
3. DSG in Sport if applicable
4. Turn engine off (leave DSG in Sport mode, ie do not put into Park etc.)
5. Ignition on, but don't start
6. Plug in ODBEleven, connect as normal
7. Select Engine 01
8. Long coding
9. Use right arrow at bottom to move across to Byte 9
10. Untick bit 2 (Ticked means valves are Enabled)
11. Move gear lever to P/Park - DSG
12. Long press on green tick to accept
13. Done