thomas_johnson15
Seat Arosa Diesel Engine Issues
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A Seat Arosa with a diesel engine from the year 2000 is experiencing reduced engine power, poor response, stalling at idle, increased fuel consumption, and a check engine light. These issues, accompanied by a whistling and hissing noise, suggest a problem with the turbo system, particularly the electrical bypass valve. After replacing the defective valve, the engine performance returned to normal.
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thomas_johnson15 (community.author)
Yes, there is a whistling noise, also a loud hissing when accelerating. Where exactly is the actuator valve located and how can I check it?
KatSchwarz19
The actuator valve is part of the turbo wastegate system. Given the symptoms, especially the whistling and hissing, and that I had the same, it's very likely your electrical bypass valve is defective. I'd suggest going to a workshop for a diagnosis. They can check the boost pressure and confirm.
thomas_johnson15 (community.author)
Thank you for your help! Turns out it was indeed the electrical bypass valve. Got it replaced for 250€. Runs like new now!
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KatSchwarz19
Sounds like a boost control issue. I had something similar with my Arosa. Check the turbo system, especially the actuator valve and pressure sensor. Is there a whistling noise?