206 lambda question

Discussion in 'Peugeot 206' started by Len Cuff, Mar 2, 2007.

  1. Len Cuff

    Len Cuff Guest

    Nothing to do with the current fuel problems! Daughter's 206cc has
    been playing up for a while, running very lumpy on tickover and
    shuddering when accelerating. Seems like the same problem my son had
    on a 306 so I am thinking it's the lambda sensor needing replacement?
    Car is on an 03 plate but I don't suppose that makes any difference as
    these things seem to go when they feel like it. I have found what I
    hope is a suitable replacement but would like your expert advice
    please.

    Item is on Ebay --

    http://cgi.ebay.co.uk/ws/eBayISAPI....MEWA:IT&viewitem=&item=280085568469&rd=1&rd=1


    Her car is the 1.6 206cc 2003.

    Alternative is to pay a Pug dealer a huge amount of money!

    TIA


    cheers,
    Len
     
    Len Cuff, Mar 2, 2007
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  2. Len Cuff

    Nigel Guest

    Unfortunately not. Yours is a 1600 TU5JP4 engine, 16 valve twin cam I
    reckon. So it has 2 Lambda sensors, one before the cat and one after.
    The part numbers I think you need are:

    1628HN for the upstream one
    1628KY for the downstream one.

    If you would like to post the last 8 of your VIN number I will tell
    you for sure.
     
    Nigel, Mar 2, 2007
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  3. Len Cuff

    Len Cuff Guest

    Nigel,
    Many thanks for the quick reply. I'm sure when I looked under
    it when she had the front pipe replaced, there was just the one sensor
    on the downpipe facing forward as I thought at the time how much
    easier it would be to replace than the 306 XSi I did which is fitted
    on the top! Right pain to replace!
    Anyway here is the last 8 from the VIN from her last MOT --

    43403351

    I don't think it's a twin cam engine but I'm happy to be corrected!





    cheers,
    Len
     
    Len Cuff, Mar 2, 2007
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  4. Len Cuff

    Nigel Guest

    Yes the part numbers are correct and it is a twin cam 16 valve engine.
    The upstream sensor is right on top of the manifold. The leads for
    both sensors go to seperate connectors adjacent to the thermostat unit
    above the gearbox. And it's usually the upstream one that goes, but
    you need to get it on a Diag machine to see whether they are both
    working as they should.
     
    Nigel, Mar 2, 2007
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  5. Len Cuff

    Len Cuff Guest


    Ok many thanks. What sort of price are we looking at for them? How
    much is a diag likely to cost? I can fit them myself so only need the
    parts price!

    cheers,
    Len
     
    Len Cuff, Mar 2, 2007
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  6. Len Cuff

    Len Cuff Guest

    Quick Froogle and they are coming at almost £300 for the pair!!

    cheers,
    Len
     
    Len Cuff, Mar 2, 2007
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  7. Len Cuff

    Nigel Guest

    I'm afraid I don't have any prices here at home. I can find out for
    you tomorrow morning and let you know then. I don't think they are
    that expensive from Peugeot, but you never know!!!
    The Diag is the machine that the Dealers use to read the fault codes
    and check components out to see if they are working (and many other
    things as well. You need to get it to a dealer or maybe a local garage
    may have a universal machine where they can read the faults. But I
    don't know if they can check out the sensors (called checking the
    parameters).
     
    Nigel, Mar 2, 2007
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  8. Len Cuff

    Len Cuff Guest


    Ok thanks, I would appreciate a price if possible. Those prices came
    from Pug dealers though! Surely someone must sell equivalent spec
    sensors for sensible money? I'll have a ring round tomorrow as we
    have a German/French car parts specialist in the area. Maybe they can
    help to keep the cost down a bit.

    cheers,
    Len
     
    Len Cuff, Mar 2, 2007
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  9. Len Cuff

    Nigel Guest

    You were right!! The price for each is £121.59 + VAT. Works out to be
    £142.86 each!
    I've had a quick look on various online specialists and I can't see
    anything. However you may well be luckier.
    I would suggest that you get the fault code read first to confirm what
    part you may need.
    Good luck!
     
    Nigel, Mar 3, 2007
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  10. Len Cuff

    Len Cuff Guest


    Did a bit of phoning today and managed to find the correct NGK sensors
    for £51 + VAT! Going to get a diag done next week, found a garage that
    can do it for £28 + VAT rather than £46 + VAT at the dealer!



    cheers,
    Len
     
    Len Cuff, Mar 3, 2007
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