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Audi A6 3.2i V6 24V FSI AUK - Loss of ignition on the 5 cylinder.

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  • #1 16547099
    kubas10
    Level 25  
    Hello, after starting the engine feel clearly uneven work on gasoline and gas. Ignition loss error on cylinder 5. There is nothing disturbing from the exhaust, the exhaust does not smell, the engine burns to the touch, the coil is replaced, candles, compression on each of 10bar. In the preview of parameters at idle, the engine controller practically does not register the ignition loss, about 1 loss for 30-40 seconds of engine operation. By removing the wires from the coils, there is a difference on each cylinder but on the 5 it is the smallest but there is ... on this cylinder a candle dry and darker than the other cylinders. What could be wrong with him?
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  • #2 16547129
    sulof1601
    Level 26  
    Hello. Perhaps something in the gas controller is going on, e.g. a cold February, because now the petrol and gas injection signals flow through it.
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  • #3 16547210
    kubas10
    Level 25  
    This might be a good idea.
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  • #4 16547513
    Michal2002
    Level 24  
    Problem with valves?
  • #5 16547714
    kubas10
    Level 25  
    It is the same on a cold and hot engine, but the compression increase on the 5 cylinder and on the other is the same. The car is 200,000, but I don't know how many times it has run on gas.

    Added after 4 [hours] 43 [minutes]:

    Timing done less than a year ago, after adding gas (on gasoline) a small cloud of black smoke went, after adding gas (on gas) it is gone. It seems that the 5 cylinder does not burn, too much fuel? candle dark, others light. Damaged injector that pours, but why does it work poorly on gas?
  • #6 16548563
    Michal2002
    Level 24  
    Buddy valves or camshaft?
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  • #7 16548854
    DoctorCar
    Level 19  
    I don't remember exactly this engine, but the drive chains of the suction rollers through variable phases can be a problem here (tensioner-chain)
  • #8 16548911
    kubas10
    Level 25  
    What can be with the valves? --- >>> as I wrote earlier, the compression is ok and the way it increases also seems to be ok, as for the camshaft, I did not disassemble the valve cover (you would hear a clicking sound) but I will check in on Monday. As for timing, it is apparently under warranty because it has not been a year, it was replaced because it was noisy, but after starting the engine it is quiet. As for the variable timing phase, in the idling parameters as I added gas, the right side of the cylinders changed the setting and the left (5 cylinder) nothing worked. The question is whether it should be idle or not because of this failure ???
  • #9 16548933
    sulof1601
    Level 26  
    And the valves or the variable timing phases only apply to the fifth cylinder or do you have more on this side? If there was a problem you would have other errors instead of just falling out on the fifth cylinder.
  • #10 16549416
    kubas10
    Level 25  
    As I cleared up the errors and drove about 3 km, after connecting there were no fault codes and the engine controller practically "did not see" the ignition loss on the 5 cylinder, the parameters appeared only once, and the engine worked not evenly all the time.
  • #11 16551140
    Michal2002
    Level 24  
    Maybe swap coils? Possible driver?
  • #12 16551331
    kubas10
    Level 25  
    Coils went to the first fire, the driver has no way to replace.

    Added after 12 [hours] 9 [minutes]:

    After removing the suction manifold, the suction valves cannot be seen.
  • #13 16552793
    Michal2002
    Level 24  
    Maybe to clean the intake?
  • #14 16552881
    kubas10
    Level 25  
    My friend sympathetic Michal2002, I find out why this polemic?
  • #15 16552916
    Michal2002
    Level 24  
    Buddy, I thought I would do well, if not sorry. Maybe something missed me or I didn't read something. From what I remember, FSI like to have a dirty intake.
  • #16 16552925
    kubas10
    Level 25  
    Returning to the topic, it seems to me that the problem of uneven operation is a clogged intake, I also translated the injection in places, i.e. from the left head to the right and the problem is too little air in the engine. Rest OK.

Topic summary

The discussion revolves around an Audi A6 3.2i V6 24V FSI AUK experiencing ignition loss on cylinder 5, leading to uneven engine performance on both gasoline and gas. The user has replaced the ignition coil and spark plugs, and compression tests show consistent results across cylinders. Observations indicate that the spark plug for cylinder 5 is darker and drier compared to others, suggesting potential fuel delivery issues. Responses suggest checking the gas controller, valves, camshaft, and variable timing phases. There are also recommendations to clean the intake and consider injector problems, as the engine exhibits signs of running rich. The user notes that after clearing error codes, the engine controller still does not register significant ignition loss, indicating a complex issue possibly related to air intake or fuel mixture.
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