I know it's called V8 forum, and I'll be careful to post non-V8 questions here, but I'm really in trouble, and I know there are 200 20V connoisseurs among you (Werner)
:Well, my 20V now has:
- New pressure storage devices
- New UFOs at the front
- New drive shaft and and and (irrelevant)
Until then, brake pressure control, of course, was gone. Swap and quiet. Juhu. Now after two weeks she has started again - what can this be? Change brake fluid ? Because (next problem):
Meanwhile, I have the problem that I can hardly switch more (will be the same scheme for V8, so ...). The clutch doesn't grind, so the suit is 1A, it also "cleans" off, i.e. the speed goes down immediately (at the speed even more), only I get the 1.2 insanely hard. and R.-Gang in, often not at all, and at all the corridors go very heavy and tacky. I changed the gear oil, it got a little better, but hardly. Only: In winter I didn't have the problem at all, in the garage rides (he was not registered for half a year) neither. Just in the heat now.
My idea: the brake fluid is also used for the clutch, isn't it? If it gets warm and it wasn't properly vented, maybe the clutch problems come about? Even the braking problems might have been so, after all, went very well for a while now. Would that be worth a try, and if so, how do you do it, and if no, what can be in the bucket? As I said, it is often, sometimes not reasonable (only with a lot of violence), and it was OK in winter.
Then the second problem: My differential at the rear "poltert", i.e., when you drive very tight curves, it just polarizes. I've already changed the differential oil, unfortunately it didn't do anything - do you have an idea?
And Problem No. 3: Sometimes, very rarely, the car simply goes out unmotivated at the intersection (otherwise, the idle is very stable), and I have to restart. That's crazy, sometimes when I'm driving on the country road and I'm coupling, the engine is also falling out, and it won't come back until I get back in the car. Can this be a sensor problem, where should I start looking? Can the error memory still be read after several ignition processes ?
I hope I'm not annoyed with my questions, but I'm getting really desperate... I've been waiting for half a year to finally enjoy the 20V. At the forum of 100 I was already, the answers were unfortunately a little meager :
Thank you in the past and greetings for the time being
Bastian

Bremsflüssigkeit ist auch im Kupplungssystem wie Nehmer- und Geberzylinder. Werden gerne mal undicht und so bekommt man Luft rein und der Stand im Ausgleichsbehälter sinkt und es piept
manchmal hat ein neues Leerlaufventil geholfen manchmal undichte U-Schläuche erneuert (penibel absuchen nach Ausbau oder Abdrücken mit Überdruck) und manchmal haben wir den Fehler NIE gefunden weil möglichweise ein schlechter Tuningchip eingebaut war oder man einfach aufgegeben hat zu suchen