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Audi A1 from 2010: Difficulties with intake manifold pressure sensor and increased fuel consumption
Unsteady engine
Jerking on acceleration
Poor fuel economy
Loss of engine power
Check engine light on
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Hi again, yes, that was really stupid, but since the visit to the mechanic, the problem with the malfunctioning intake manifold pressure sensor has been resolved. I had to fork out €235 to fix a major vacuum leak. Since then everything has been running like clockwork again, no more setbacks. Hope it goes just as smoothly for you!
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Many thanks for the information. 235 is not exactly cheap, but the main thing is that the car runs smoothly again afterwards. I will follow your advice and point out the intake manifold pressure sensor directly to the mechanic. Hopefully I won't have any more problems afterwards. Thanks again for your help. I'll let you know how it goes.
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@KJW54
P1018 Intake manifold flaps
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AUDI A4 3.0 TDI 2006
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P1018 Intake manifold flap After updating the engine control unit (recall 23BK), this error is still displayed (previously only sporadically). According to AUDI, all necessary work on components should be carried out? Should the AUDI partner have repaired the intake manifold flap?
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@KJW54
P1018 Intake manifold flap
After updating the engine control unit (recall 23BK), this error is still displayed (previously only sporadically).
According to AUDI, all necessary work on components should be carried out?
Should the AUDI partner have repaired the intake manifold flap?
It's possible that the recall update did not address the specific issue with the intake manifold flap. The P1018 code indicates a problem with the intake manifold runner control, which can affect engine performance. I recommend discussing this with your Audi partner to clarify if the recall work included repairs to the intake manifold flap. If not, it might be necessary to have them inspect and potentially repair or replace the faulty component. Let me know how it goes or if you have further questions!
Best Answer
Hi, something similar happened to me with my 2013 Audi A3. The engine also jerked when I accelerated and the warning light came on. In my garage, it was determined that the intake manifold pressure sensor was defective. So assume that your feeling is correct. It's a serious problem as a faulty sensor prevents accurate control of the fuel/air mixture, which can lead to the symptoms you describe. It has helped me to tell the mechanic directly that I suspect the intake manifold pressure sensor could be faulty. Then at least he knows that you have already done some research into the matter. Good luck!
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