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Car Forum / Citroen Cars / February 2007

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C5 gone flat.

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olddog - 20 Jan 2007 21:24 GMT
No not the tyres or the battery, but the engine. It wont accellerate until
the revs are above the 2500- 3000 rpm mark, then it kicks in & flies as
normal. I have just tonight had the'service' light & the engine symbol come
on. Yes i know i have to take it to the Citroen hospital, but its Sunday
tomorrow. Any ideas guys ? Cheers. Ray
Tim-mz500r - 20 Jan 2007 22:21 GMT
> No not the tyres or the battery, but the engine. It wont accellerate
> until the revs are above the 2500- 3000 rpm mark, then it kicks in &
> flies as normal. I have just tonight had the'service' light & the
> engine symbol come on. Yes i know i have to take it to the Citroen
> hospital, but its Sunday tomorrow. Any ideas guys ? Cheers. Ray

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olddog - 21 Jan 2007 09:12 GMT
Oh sorry, 2L hdi diesel. I am a silly old Hector.
>> No not the tyres or the battery, but the engine. It wont accellerate
>> until the revs are above the 2500- 3000 rpm mark, then it kicks in &
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> Petrol diesel lpg hpi hdi pi  ????
Whiskers - 21 Jan 2007 14:02 GMT
>>> No not the tyres or the battery, but the engine. It wont accellerate
>>> until the revs are above the 2500- 3000 rpm mark, then it kicks in &
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> Oh sorry, 2L hdi diesel. I am a silly old Hector.

Blast from the Past!

Zaza and Kiki must have done something to the engine.

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drd - 21 Jan 2007 21:03 GMT
> Oh sorry, 2L hdi diesel. I am a silly old Hector.

MAP/T (manifold air temp and pressure) sensor wire come adrift (£small), or
variable geometry turbo not varying it's geometry (£large) ....

your friends at citroen with the computer will tell you all I'm sure ...

bonne chance

S
olddog - 21 Jan 2007 22:14 GMT
Mmmm, cheers, it's gonna be the expensive one, knowing my luck. Cheers,
we'll see on Tuesday.

>> Oh sorry, 2L hdi diesel. I am a silly old Hector.
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will morrow - 25 Jan 2007 00:22 GMT
> Mmmm, cheers, it's gonna be the expensive one, knowing my luck. Cheers,
> we'll see on Tuesday.
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>> S

Any news on this at all??

If it is the turbo if its in warranty then no problems. if its out of
warranty get one from a written off C5 and just get it fitted by a local
garage that you trust to do work and it should be fine :o)
olddog - 02 Feb 2007 03:37 GMT
Well, it turned out that the 'air volume sensor', was faulty. So that was
changed at a cost of £99. Very nice, BUT, now the turbo is screaming it's
head off. I mean, it sounds like an American police siren. I have been
quoted £650 to change it, by a Citroen specialist. I cant sell it with this
noise so the guy told me to pull the plug out of the sensor & try it. I did,
but the whistle is still there with no power. So i replaced the plug & now
the service light has come back on with the engine symbol. The screen is
showing "Anti pollution fault". Come on Adrian mate, whats the problem &
what can i do ? Cheers. Ray
> No not the tyres or the battery, but the engine. It wont accellerate until
> the revs are above the 2500- 3000 rpm mark, then it kicks in & flies as
> normal. I have just tonight had the'service' light & the engine symbol
> come on. Yes i know i have to take it to the Citroen hospital, but its
> Sunday tomorrow. Any ideas guys ? Cheers. Ray
drd - 02 Feb 2007 13:59 GMT
Did it make this noise before?

For them to have changed the sensor I imagine they would have disturbed the
intake system considerably - make sure they've done every thing back up!

If it wasn't whistling before, and now it's whistling with AND without
sensor connected it must be something they've done ...

> Well, it turned out that the 'air volume sensor', was faulty. So that was
> changed at a cost of £99. Very nice, BUT, now the turbo is screaming it's
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>> symbol come on. Yes i know i have to take it to the Citroen hospital, but
>> its Sunday tomorrow. Any ideas guys ? Cheers. Ray
olddog - 02 Feb 2007 22:05 GMT
Yes thats what i tought. No it was not whistling before, the guy said that
with the air volume thingy working now, it has made the turbo work where it
was not working before. I think its BS myself, yes it points to something he
has done. Ray
> Did it make this noise before?
>
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>>> symbol come on. Yes i know i have to take it to the Citroen hospital,
>>> but its Sunday tomorrow. Any ideas guys ? Cheers. Ray
 
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