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Last edited by notgnirrah; 23-05-2018, 11:49 AM. Reason: thread closed, was just a heavy foot. no errors :( -
I’d blame the bluefin chipping. Something must be wrong with the programming.
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Flash it back, and compare.
If anything, a decent tune should improve economy.'07 Transporter 1.9 TDI
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As the others above have suggested, it would be a good idea to flash back to stock and to compare the fuel economy.
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will do, didn't think of it because they said bluefin chips were static and didn't differ for cars so i didn't think it could've been a software problem. will report back. thanksComment
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how odd, the fuel consumption is back to normal and doesnt feel like im going on a spirited drive down nashos everywhere i go. one of the bigger things i've realized after unflashing is that most of the power is the same? so confused.Comment
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if it was running rich then you lose power, so maybe there were some changes but the rich mixture meant you werent getting any of the benefit.Comment
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