I would hope so.

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UK VW Type 3 & 4 Club
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"londonbeat" wrote in message
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Does anyone in the group know whether (theoretically) unplugging the speed
sensor at the engine (so the car does not clock) affects the engine
management anything else on a Bora TDi 1.9 (PD) engine?



Cheers


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Yes. I had a golf 3tdi and the "*******" VW garage broke the sensor off
changing the clutch

it became very bad on acceleration and rough over 30MPH.... why were they
*******s, because they stuck it back with blue tack and it cost me two
visits and £180 to get it fix.... Oh no sir, must have been broken...not by
us....no sir....but you are the only "*******" who ever serviced it.... No
could not be us....


you could always look in Excn & Mart get someone to adjust to mileage to a "
correct " reading


"Dave Hall" wrote in message
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I would hope so.

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Dave.
UK VW Type 3 & 4 Club
http://www.hallvw.clara.co.uk/
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"londonbeat" wrote in message
...
Does anyone in the group know whether (theoretically) unplugging the
speed
sensor at the engine (so the car does not clock) affects the engine
management anything else on a Bora TDi 1.9 (PD) engine?



Cheers


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