In this guide, we will show you how to remove the intake manifold flaps from VW, Audi, Seat, Skoda with 2.0 TFSI EA113 engines.
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➡ Intake manifold flaps are components used in diesel engines, with their main purpose being to induce turbulence in the airflow to the combustion chamber to increase combustion efficiency. Unfortunately, these flaps come with several drawbacks.
➡ Firstly, intake manifold flaps are parts of the engine that undergo significant wear and can fail. Their failure can lead to serious engine problems, such as a loss of power, noise, or vibrations.
➡ Secondly, even when in the open position, intake manifold flaps significantly restrict the airflow, causing additional resistance and reducing combustion efficiency. Particularly, in the case of engine modifications aimed at increasing power and torque, intake manifold flaps become a significant performance limitation.
➡ Ultimately, intake manifold flaps are also costly to repair or replace. Removing them and replacing them with blanking plates is a popular modification among automotive enthusiasts looking to boost their engine's performance and avoid expensive repairs.
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