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Strange! Cooling fan causing coil pack malfunction? PP2000
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#1: Strange! Cooling fan causing coil pack malfunction? PP2000 Author: Zash, Location: England PostPosted: Tue Oct 25, 2016 2:08 pm
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Hi Fellas,

206 CC 2.0 (206 2.0 GTI)

Peugeot Planet 2000:
 


Diagbox shows P0350 (Coil pack etc)


A short while after I start the car, the cooling fan comes on as usual, but when it does, the engine seems to almost die and sometimes does die. The fan goes off after ~5 seconds. Rinse and repeat after every 30 seconds or so. Every cycle, it throws up 5 errors as shown in PP2000 screenshot above. Diagbox code above too.

What I think is happening is that there is a short circuit in the ECU fan sensor circuit. This short is triggered when the fan comes on. I believe the short drains the battery/alternator for a fraction of a second, therefor not allowing enough current to ignite the spark plugs in that instant, hence the P0350 fault. I believe the P0350 Coil faults are a red herring.

I think if I ix the fan issue, everything will be OK.

What do you guys think? How best to fix the fan issue?

Kind regards,
-- Zash

#2: Re: Strange! Cooling fan causing coil pack malfunction? PP2000 Author: Timon2210, Location: Palestine PostPosted: Thu Oct 27, 2016 6:46 am
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Well you need to to check the fan wiring starting from the engine fuse box,and end at the fan it self,as you might have broken wires,as this is a common fault with 206.



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