Hunting 106

Discussion in 'Peugeot 106' started by Charlie Macdonald, May 28, 2004.

  1. Looking for some help

    On a 106 Independent 1998 1.1 - it's started to show signs of hunting both
    at idle and in steady state cruise.

    It's infuriating - I had it in to my local workshop today and they ran a
    "diagnostic check" - all emissions well within spec - he replaced the plugs
    in a just in case move, however all to no avail.

    There is no real misfire, just a continuous variation in rpm - enough to be
    noticable when driving along at "constant" speed.

    I've run the engine with the throttle set using the sector on the carb to
    eliminate cable play. There have been no ECU warning lamps. Sounds to me
    like a sensor playing up.

    Any thoughts please?
     
    Charlie Macdonald, May 28, 2004
    #1
  2. Charlie Macdonald

    Fitzy Guest

    I had a similar fault on a 1994 106 1.1 turned out to be the multi plug
    corroded,
    this multi-plug connects the main engine harness to the car harness,
    and is found at the rear of the engine below the inlet manifold,
    its a large male-female type plug,
    pull it apart and check the connections

    Fitzy
     
    Fitzy, May 29, 2004
    #2
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