m reg 106 diesel won,t start

Discussion in 'Peugeot 106' started by bryan.g, Aug 17, 2006.

  1. bryan.g

    bryan.g Guest

    When I turn the key the glow plug relay buzzes and the dash lights go
    out. Ive fitted new battery and glow plug relay, any ideas?
     
    bryan.g, Aug 17, 2006
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  2. Brian
    Have you checked you have voltage at the glow plugs when the key is turned.
    It should remain there for 20 seconds after the key is released.
    The glow plugs are operated by current so if voltage is present the next
    check is to remove the plugs if easily done and check that they glow red
    when 12V is applied. If taking the plugs out is a pig remove the lead to
    them from the relay and insert a DC ammeter. Each plug should draw 12 Amps
    this will change as they heat due to the resistance changing
    Mike
     
    Michael Roche, Aug 17, 2006
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  3. bryan.g

    Chris Guest

    Have you or can you check the earth it might be that.on my 405 i had the
    same problem, and found out it was the earth at the box, so i had to
    rewire earth to diff place, now works fine.good luck.
     
    Chris, Aug 17, 2006
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  4. bryan.g

    Brian Guest

    If all the lights go out and the starter will not turn, then you have a bad
    connection to the battery. Check the battery terminals, and the other end of
    the earth wire to the gearbox, and body.
    If you have a voltmeter to hand, check the battery volts when someone tries
    to start it. If the battery does not drop at all, then this confirms the
    above. I am assuming that there is nothing wrong with the battery of course.
    Not impossible for a new one to be faulty.
     
    Brian, Aug 17, 2006
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  5. bryan.g

    bryan.g Guest

    Brian wrote:
    Thanks for reply,i,ll check
     
    bryan.g, Aug 17, 2006
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  6. bryan.g

    bryan.g Guest

    I got into car today and it started,when I tried it again,same
    problem,cleaned up earth and battery terminals,now no power at all
    battery is ok!!!!!!
     
    bryan.g, Aug 20, 2006
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  7. bryan.g

    Chris Guest

    Have you had the starter motor checked? i think you should look at that
    end now.
     
    Chris, Aug 20, 2006
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  8. bryan.g

    bryan.g Guest

    Ok thanks,I was wondering if there was a relay problem,there used to be
    a click from behind the glove box?
     
    bryan.g, Aug 20, 2006
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  9. bryan.g

    Chris Guest

    Have a look behind the glove box.it could be the one for the glow plugs.
     
    Chris, Aug 20, 2006
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  10. bryan.g

    bryan.g Guest

    Any idea which one?
     
    bryan.g, Aug 20, 2006
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