Having owned and still have an axd 130 t5 for five years I can't see a can of anything working on it. I took my turbo off once and cleaned the vanes manually, replaced and it was awful. So next time I replaced the turbo as it was such a mare to get at that I never wanted to have to go near it again. I do like the old (05) van however if anyone asks me about owning one and boy do people get silly over these things, kinda like Land Rover Defenders my advice would be to try and find a nice T4 built better in every way and if you have the turbo 5 cylinder can go like stink. Lovely vehicle but not worth the trouble imo 😆
ZX1 Extralube in your fuel. It's a micro lubricant which pushes its way through to metal parts. It'll also go in your oils and coolant. Speak to the company if you're interested. They're very helpful. I've had great results with it. Good channel!! 👍
On the same process, I’ve tried using Revive turbo cleaner, a double dose. Drives much better afterwards, power and acceleration in gears up to three, but still get overboost into limp mode in fourth and fifth uphill. Might try the Wynns EGR cleaner spray for the miracle. If it doesn’t get better, next on list is check all the vacuum in all hoses and if there’s no leaks check the intercooler. After that it’ll be removing the EGR for a proper wire brush clean.
Did you manage to get to the bottom of this @Ian Reed ? If so, what was it? (My lad has now got a T5 - axd engine and this is happening to his vehicle). Cheers.
@@arfonw123 hi, yes I did. Unfortunately it was a fully clogged up turbo, I didn’t have the time or skill to take it out and clean it myself so had a new one put in by my local VW garage for £1500 parts and labour. I had fully cleaned the EGR and the vacuum was fine but the intercooler had a leak, replaced that too another £300. Now my camper drives like a new motor again. Bit expensive but it’s a nice camper so was worth it to me.
@@ianseaweed Thanks for this. The turbo in his van has been replaced 6 years ago and has done about 22,000 miles since. So, apart from the turbo - we're down to broken intercooler (can't see any leaks, possible turbo pipe leaks, manifold cracking and all the usual sensors MAF and N95 etc. Just don't want to chuck money at it and want to try and get it fixed 1st time! I'm no mechanic either, but will have a go for money reasons. Cheers anywhow. 👍
I *love* this, all the 'woo' magic liquids and BS cures, they're amazing and cost more than doing the job properly because you'll need to anyway. FWIW, worked in an engine lubricant research lab for a *MAJOR* manufacturer of household name engine lubricants.
Hi Ya with that mileage and suspect no maintenance I’d put Wynns DPF Cleaner about £10 simply pour into fuel tank with about 40 litres in it And drive ,,,Cleared my EGR Valve and DPF I used both cleaners 1st EGR then the DPF If you have one Sorted I Got a really improved acceleration Smoother Throttle response and More MPG Total cost £20ish Good Luck hope it works or you as it did Mine
The oven cleaner in the dirty side of the turbo and a new n75 was the thing that fixed my vw vnt turbo.the wynns goes in on clean side of turbo doesnt it? so wont clean the vanes
change the gearbox oil, needs to be clean oil for it to work properly the box needs changing about every 60k oil for those is 120. so as you say maintenance required quite possibly people dont change gearbox oil for some reason. needs changing like engine oil.
@@doctorsatansrobot I have serviced my mates the oil is 120 quid from vw/tps and the filter. plus filter was 20 I think. they say that about all vag boxes means 100k miles. has a sum plug and a plastic level plug which u remove to drain. and reinsert the plastic piece for the oil level. my mates t5 shuttle had done 250k at that point. I have changed the oil on several octavia gearboxes. and their sealed for life not ! I'd do it 60 to 100k auto boxes need clean oil to work. they don't expect people to keep cars for that long so sealed for life means 3 to 5 years or 100k in the real world. ring vw & or tps they sell the oil and filters for them.
The only treatment I have used on vag TDi with sticky vanes with success was the product from Forte. I always put a dose of redex in with a tank of fuel once a month. The gearbox holds the majority of its oil in the torque converter, if you google gearbox flush for Volvos you will see a method of pumping and filling a couple of litres at a time, the same can be done with that box via the hoses that run to the gearbox cooler. Your divers door sounds like it needs greasing - pop the plastic cap off the barrel that runs against the toothed quadrant, pack in grease and leave grease proud so when putting the cap back on it will force the grease down. If it is very dry, use a slurry of wd40 and grease initially, then go back with grease a bit later once it has started to move.
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Just replace the MAP sensor. I did it myself today and the car revived.
Hi m T5 2009 has done 543,00 and normal G/box problem is valve block, high mileage, cam shaft wear and cracked manifold. C J By the way, my brothers has done 480,000.
Good stuff that EGR cleaner. Cheap easy fix. I'm not keen on that engine - really noisy even for a diesel. As for the AT, I bet nobody has ever done any fluid replacement and its too late now.
Had same problem on mk4 jetta. The actuator rusted out then vanes were getting stuck causing limp mode. Sea foam and the like can work but I personally would say taking everything apart and manual cleaning is the best way to go if you want worry free operation.
Should be able to reach the turbo vane actuator and wiggle it to check for stickiness. If it is indeed the vanes you need to unstick, the Mr Muscle approach requires you to put the chemical agent in from the exhaust side rather than the inlet to reach the effected part.
Had the same problem in mine, changed boost pipes, N75 valve & boost sensor with no avail..cleaned the turbo with mr Muscle & Bosch sorted the problem, which I’d have done that first but the scanner doesn’t pin point the actual problem just says overboost.
Why have VW's got the reputation they have? I've got this exact problem and so have hundreds of others from the looks of it yat no one, and I mean no one seems able to give the answer to it! I even asked a garage mechanic and he said he gets more VW Transporters in for repairs than any other van and no way would he buy one, not reliable enough.
Parrafin and 2 stroke oil is what you use .NOTHING else. 1 litre of paraffin per tank and about a wine glass of 2 stroke oil. Then do an "italian tune up" and the engine will be pukka
Surprise, surprise, someone with multiple VW/Audis doesnt have anything to drive.................When T5s start to get electrical problems, its the beginning of the end. Looking at a very large amount of expense before long......................
I'd question my life choices as well if I had that barn full of dead junk LOL I've been a mechanic for 45years and still piss myself at YT mechanics , it will be over boosting because the fkn inlet tract is full of engine oil from the fkd turbo ...thank me later.
Having owned and still have an axd 130 t5 for five years I can't see a can of anything working on it. I took my turbo off once and cleaned the vanes manually, replaced and it was awful. So next time I replaced the turbo as it was such a mare to get at that I never wanted to have to go near it again. I do like the old (05) van however if anyone asks me about owning one and boy do people get silly over these things, kinda like Land Rover Defenders my advice would be to try and find a nice T4 built better in every way and if you have the turbo 5 cylinder can go like stink. Lovely vehicle but not worth the trouble imo 😆
ZX1 Extralube in your fuel. It's a micro lubricant which pushes its way through to metal parts. It'll also go in your oils and coolant. Speak to the company if you're interested. They're very helpful. I've had great results with it. Good channel!! 👍
Thanks Steven, I’ll take a look 👍🏻
On the same process, I’ve tried using Revive turbo cleaner, a double dose. Drives much better afterwards, power and acceleration in gears up to three, but still get overboost into limp mode in fourth and fifth uphill. Might try the Wynns EGR cleaner spray for the miracle. If it doesn’t get better, next on list is check all the vacuum in all hoses and if there’s no leaks check the intercooler. After that it’ll be removing the EGR for a proper wire brush clean.
Did you manage to get to the bottom of this @Ian Reed ? If so, what was it? (My lad has now got a T5 - axd engine and this is happening to his vehicle). Cheers.
@@arfonw123 hi, yes I did. Unfortunately it was a fully clogged up turbo, I didn’t have the time or skill to take it out and clean it myself so had a new one put in by my local VW garage for £1500 parts and labour. I had fully cleaned the EGR and the vacuum was fine but the intercooler had a leak, replaced that too another £300. Now my camper drives like a new motor again. Bit expensive but it’s a nice camper so was worth it to me.
@@ianseaweed Thanks for this. The turbo in his van has been replaced 6 years ago and has done about 22,000 miles since. So, apart from the turbo - we're down to broken intercooler (can't see any leaks, possible turbo pipe leaks, manifold cracking and all the usual sensors MAF and N95 etc. Just don't want to chuck money at it and want to try and get it fixed 1st time! I'm no mechanic either, but will have a go for money reasons. Cheers anywhow. 👍
So the turbo cleaner didn't actually work based on it still having over boost problems and then being diagnosed as fully clogged
Get the EGR mapped out at a tuning shop. Same with the DPF if your van has one. Cured my overboost for about 350 quid. Van goes much better after it
I *love* this, all the 'woo' magic liquids and BS cures, they're amazing and cost more than doing the job properly because you'll need to anyway.
FWIW, worked in an engine lubricant research lab for a *MAJOR* manufacturer of household name engine lubricants.
You’re not wrong 👍🏻
Dont forget to change the gearbox oil and filter ,it could be this that is causing the stalling.
Hi Ya with that mileage and suspect no maintenance
I’d put Wynns DPF Cleaner about £10 simply pour into fuel tank with about 40 litres in it
And drive ,,,Cleared my EGR Valve and DPF I used both cleaners 1st EGR then the DPF If you have one
Sorted I Got a really improved acceleration Smoother Throttle response and More MPG
Total cost £20ish
Good Luck hope it works or you as it did Mine
Gearbox filter and fluid change!
had a VW T5 for 13 years wish you good luck with your T5 !!
Well i got t5 now same problem as yours let's get the party started lol
The oven cleaner in the dirty side of the turbo and a new n75 was the thing that fixed my vw vnt turbo.the wynns goes in on clean side of turbo doesnt it? so wont clean the vanes
Use one shot diesel additive had the same problem with a Passat and Skoda superb they both ran brilliantly after two tankfulls
Had the same problem with my touran and used Mr Muscle left in for 30 mins works perfect...
If your keeping the T5 you might need a T4 with a Car Trailer.🤣
Good shout that! 😁
I had that. I had to drive in 3rd gear at 50-60 at least 10 miles. It worked for me
What did you do?
@@jacquelenehill8984 👆
Just bought a van with my son, also have mechanical repairs. But drove back 220 miles and ran faultlessly.
change the gearbox oil, needs to be clean oil for it to work properly the box needs changing about every 60k oil for those is 120.
so as you say maintenance required quite possibly people dont change gearbox oil for some reason.
needs changing like engine oil.
When I researched t5s to buy one I found out that the auto boxes are 'sealed for life' by VW, so they never get serviced.
@@doctorsatansrobot I have serviced my mates the oil is 120 quid from vw/tps and the filter. plus filter was 20 I think.
they say that about all vag boxes
means 100k miles.
has a sum plug and a plastic level plug which u remove to drain.
and reinsert the plastic piece for the oil level.
my mates t5 shuttle had done 250k at that point.
I have changed the oil on several octavia gearboxes. and their sealed for life not !
I'd do it 60 to 100k
auto boxes need clean oil to work.
they don't expect people to keep cars for that long so sealed for life means 3 to 5 years or 100k in the real world.
ring vw & or tps they sell the oil and filters for them.
my octavia is sealed for life according to skoda still changed the oil !
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The only treatment I have used on vag TDi with sticky vanes with success was the product from Forte. I always put a dose of redex in with a tank of fuel once a month.
The gearbox holds the majority of its oil in the torque converter, if you google gearbox flush for Volvos you will see a method of pumping and filling a couple of litres at a time, the same can be done with that box via the hoses that run to the gearbox cooler.
Your divers door sounds like it needs greasing - pop the plastic cap off the barrel that runs against the toothed quadrant, pack in grease and leave grease proud so when putting the cap back on it will force the grease down. If it is very dry, use a slurry of wd40 and grease initially, then go back with grease a bit later once it has started to move.
Just replace the MAP sensor. I did it myself today and the car revived.
Hi m T5 2009 has done 543,00 and normal G/box problem is valve block, high mileage, cam shaft wear and cracked manifold. C J By the way, my brothers has done 480,000.
Good stuff that EGR cleaner. Cheap easy fix.
I'm not keen on that engine - really noisy even for a diesel.
As for the AT, I bet nobody has ever done any fluid replacement and its too late now.
Have you checked the vac lines and also see if the actuator arm is traveling ok?
Boost valve? Moo valve will cause limp mode on boost
Did you fix your ailing garage door?
cant wait to see the mk2 with the 3.2
Usually vanes on turbo stick.
Mr muscle & move actuator
That’s my next step if this doesn’t work. It certainly got me back in the road to take me 60 miles to work and back so fingers crossed 🤞
Had same problem on mk4 jetta. The actuator rusted out then vanes were getting stuck causing limp mode. Sea foam and the like can work but I personally would say taking everything apart and manual cleaning is the best way to go if you want worry free operation.
Should be able to reach the turbo vane actuator and wiggle it to check for stickiness. If it is indeed the vanes you need to unstick, the Mr Muscle approach requires you to put the chemical agent in from the exhaust side rather than the inlet to reach the effected part.
Had the same problem in mine, changed boost pipes, N75 valve & boost sensor with no avail..cleaned the turbo with mr Muscle & Bosch sorted the problem, which I’d have done that first but the scanner doesn’t pin point the actual problem just says overboost.
What the name of the wheels on the TT won’t a set for my a6 estate
They’re Rotaform BLQ’s, well reps anyway 🤫
C J. Should read 543,000 miles. Stick with it.
I can't believe you just squirted turbo cleaner into the Maf sensor
Why not? It’s egr cleaner and the instructions on the can are to spray in the airbox with the filter removed, so pre maf.
How many cars does one man need?
Why have VW's got the reputation they have? I've got this exact problem and so have hundreds of others from the looks of it yat no one, and I mean no one seems able to give the answer to it! I even asked a garage mechanic and he said he gets more VW Transporters in for repairs than any other van and no way would he buy one, not reliable enough.
Parrafin and 2 stroke oil is what you use .NOTHING else. 1 litre of paraffin per tank and about a wine glass of 2 stroke oil. Then do an "italian tune up" and the engine will be pukka
Surprise, surprise, someone with multiple VW/Audis doesnt have anything to drive.................When T5s start to get electrical problems, its the beginning of the end. Looking at a very large amount of expense before long......................
as soon as you went to halfords it was goodbye from me
Wonder how much he got for the video
A garage full of garbage lol
Don’t do anything else to it and I’ll give you £3k for it 👍🏻
I'd question my life choices as well if I had that barn full of dead junk LOL I've been a mechanic for 45years and still piss myself at YT mechanics , it will be over boosting because the fkn inlet tract is full of engine oil from the fkd turbo ...thank me later.
Lol just had my turbo changed,blowing loads of smoke from exhaust.. dpf was full of oil due to knackered turbo.
@@mickthegyp Thought so, I worked on that stuff for years LOL Cheers
First sign he shouldn't be working on cars: barn full of broken cars and nothing to drive, second sign: squirting turbo cleaner into the MAF sensor 😭
I try to understand what your proposed solution is: replace or clean inlet tract?