#16: Re: Can anyone help me diagnose this issue? Author: Jeepster73, Posted: Thu Nov 03, 2016 7:30 pm ---- Hi guys,
I'm new here and appreciate any advice.
Right where do I start so we get it all correct, in august this year I purchased a 2005 1.4 sport 206 in black for my other half. Upon inspection of the car all looked well it was a bit noisy due to the centre section of the exhaust being shot, so this was replaced by the seller. The following day I was able to pick the vehicle up, which I did and I drove home noticing that the emissions light was lit. I get home turn the key off then on and start engine shaped light goes out and there appears to be no problem. Good so a few days on and the emissions light comes on this is the engine shaped light. The car then developes a hesitation problem sometimes with a slow to almost cutting out issue to high rpm and screaming off down the road. The car is sluggish when cold and still doing this after spending over a week in my friends garage, and them trying to diagnose the issue. Their conclusion is this the manifold is carboned up and the injectors are spraying on to the carbon build up and the fuel is dipleting so much that is hesitating. The coil pack was swapped out to check if that was the issue, the spark plugs have been replaced, I guess I need some real sort of guidance as to what this problem might actually be as I don't want my other half involved in an accident due to loss of power and this happened this morning whilst driving cold there was a totally loss of power then it started screaming with high rpm then sluggish and low power virtually cutting out! It's like you can feel the power slipping away then it comes back and your off. Could it be vacum, ICR, MAF, EGR, TPS??? Any advice greatly welcome jeepster!!!
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