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Bit stuck with a problem - 1.1 206 1998
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CD-B3
PostPosted: Wed Sep 21, 2011 3:06 am Up
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So a few months ago I was doing some work on a 1.1 206 for a friend.

The problems were:

1. Starting it and it would lose revs and die.

2. Start it and it would rev up to 4k rpm on its own.

So I changed the ICV and reset the ECU.

That sorted it for the time being, however it was SORN and it's only been MOT'd this week. Now last night it did the same thing, revving up to around 3-4k rpm.

Any ideas?

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Check the battery/alternator/wiring condition.
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Map sensor? When I've heard of this problem before, changing this normally fixes it. That's what I have read anyway
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1) What is SORN?

2) Butterfly sticking in the throttle body or throttle position sensor or what Dan said?

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V9977 wrote:
1) What is SORN?

2) Butterfly sticking in the throttle body or throttle position sensor or what Dan said?

A SORN is a Statutaroy (sp?) Off Road Notice.

If you dont pay the tax for it to be on a road you have to declare it as a sorn to the DVLA otherwise you get a few nasty letters.

 


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So apparently everyone knows my financial situation? If I wanted a 180 I would have bought a 180 simples Smile

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DanPug206 wrote:
Map sensor? When I've heard of this problem before, changing this normally fixes it. That's what I have read anyway

If it does it again I'll get it changed.

Thanks for the replies Smile

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CD-B3 wrote:
DanPug206 wrote:
Map sensor? When I've heard of this problem before, changing this normally fixes it. That's what I have read anyway

If it does it again I'll get it changed.

Thanks for the replies Smile

as above, map sensor will solve it should the problem re-occur. changed the ICV on mine for the exact same problem and solved it for about a week. then changed MAP sensor and been running beautifully for nearly 2 years since.

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