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Car Forum / Peugeot Cars / February 2005

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Lubricant question

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Hobby-Louis - 13 Feb 2005 11:18 GMT
I've got a question about the oil system of a 1.4 HDI engine (on a Peugeot
206).
Is ther a system of kanals in a HDI motor to give oil to the cilinders under
the pistons????
Or dit the oistons get oil direct from the crankshaft.
I ask this question because i got a broken piston ring, without burning the
big-end scale.
The engine did not have not worked without having less oil or something like
that.
brian - 17 Feb 2005 13:18 GMT
> I've got a question about the oil system of a 1.4 HDI engine (on a Peugeot
> 206).
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> The engine did not have not worked without having less oil or something like
> that.

Don't know the specific details on this engine, but normal practice is to
have a small hole in the con rod at the big end. This gives a squirt of oil
every revolution onto the cylender wall.
 
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