I have a 1999 406 Hdi 110. Great car, fully serviced etc. However in
May this year it failed to start from cold. The engine turned but
would not fire up. After a succession of trips to a couple of garages
the pump in the fuel tank was replaced (twice), the engine mounted
pump and the air flow mass controller was swapped temporarily. The
glow plugs are OK. Following this the car always starts but often
after several attempts. It seems that starting a cold engine is not a
problem, but starting an engine which was hot and then allowed to cool
for 20 minutes is a problem. Starting a hot engine is OK.
Has anyone any suggestions where to look next?
Thanks
Pego - 17 Sep 2007 11:11 GMT
On 17. Sep., 11:51 h., "turboace...@googlemail.com"
<turboace...@googlemail.com> wrote:
> I have a 1999 406 Hdi 110. Great car, fully serviced etc. However in
> May this year it failed to start from cold. The engine turned but
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>
> Thanks
Check/replace the temperature sensor - look like it is temperature
related.
turboaceman@googlemail.com - 17 Sep 2007 11:33 GMT
> On 17. Sep., 11:51 h., "turboace...@googlemail.com"
>
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> Check/replace the temperature sensor - look like it is temperature
> related.
Thanks
Is this easy to access and check? Where is it? How much
approproximately to replace?
Cheers
Chrs - 17 Sep 2007 18:44 GMT
remove the air filter for a day and see if that makes any diff.also
they got sensors on the engines i bet one of them is playing up,good
luck.