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Car Forum / Peugeot Cars / January 20051994 106 petrol farst and eratic tickover
I have a 106 pertol single point fuel enjection peugeot when cold it runs quite well ticks over a bit slow as it warms up the tickover increases and when fully warm the engine races and it can be difficult to pull off as the engine dies as you accelorate thgen picks up again. it has had a new throttle sensor plugs and leads new exhast battery any one got any ideas where to look next ? Or dose any one want to buy it >I have a 106 pertol single point fuel enjection peugeot when cold it runs > quite well ticks over a bit slow as it warms up the tickover increases and [quoted text clipped - 5 lines] > any one got any ideas where to look next ? > Or dose any one want to buy it another typical ECU symptom dj Hi Enggy check the engine harness,,,,, at the back of the engine where the harness plugs in to the main wiring loom, I have had one or two that look good ,but when pulled apart the terminals fall to bits, worth a try, Fitzy >>I have a 106 pertol single point fuel enjection peugeot when cold it runs >> quite well ticks over a bit slow as it warms up the tickover increases [quoted text clipped - 10 lines] > > dj neil wrote in message ... >I have a 106 pertol single point fuel enjection peugeot when cold it runs >quite well ticks over a bit slow as it warms up the tickover increases and [quoted text clipped - 4 lines] >any one got any ideas where to look next ? >Or dose any one want to buy it You may well have a sticking idle control valve. This can be cleaned with carb cleaner ( dry thoroughly before restarting engine). After cleaning you might need to reset the ECU (power down for a few minutes) and then allow the ECU to learn it's new setting by tickover for a few minutes followed by a steady drive around the block for 10 minutes. Good Luck Bob |
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