106 just stops???

Discussion in 'Peugeot 106' started by Colin Bean, Apr 20, 2004.

  1. Colin Bean

    Colin Bean Guest

    hi have a 106 quiksilver 1998 1.4i petrol, only engine mod is a k&n air
    filter.

    the problem is on longish (20/30mile) journeys, usually when im in 5th gear
    as well (cant remember it happening in a lower gear) the engine will just
    stop.

    if i accelerate more nothing happens, i have to drop the clutch, wait for
    the engine to stall (lights come on) then release the clutch for the engine
    to kick in again.

    took it in to have the engine checked and they put a code fing??? on it and
    found no problems.

    does anybody know what might cause this? they said possibly it could be the
    sensor cable?

    any advice would be much appreciated. cheers
     
    Colin Bean, Apr 20, 2004
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  2. Colin Bean

    Roebear Guest

    Sounds a similar issue to what we are having with our 205 1.9gti... RAC told
    us it was either a faulty crank shaft sensor, or the connector to it...

    The other issue we get with it is that it just won't start, it turns over
    until the cows come home... if we 'flick' the crankshaft sensor connector a
    couple of times it always starts immediately afterwards.

    Sound like your problem???
     
    Roebear, Apr 21, 2004
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  3. Colin Bean

    G.T Guest

    Hello,
    Seems similar. I've heard of a similar problem with some racing Ducatis,
    cranksaft sensor being dirty, not detecting the TDC and injection cutting
    off. Take the sensor out & clean it - this plus connector.
     
    G.T, Apr 21, 2004
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  4. Colin Bean

    Colin Bean Guest

    The other issue we get with it is that it just won't start, it turns over
    never had a problem with the car staring just what i had said
     
    Colin Bean, Apr 21, 2004
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  5. Colin Bean

    Colin Bean Guest

    Seems similar. I've heard of a similar problem with some racing Ducatis,
    not too hot on car's where can i find the sensor on my 106?
     
    Colin Bean, Apr 21, 2004
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