How JustAnswer Works:
  • Ask an Expert
    Experts are full of valuable knowledge and are ready to help with any question. Credentials confirmed by a Fortune 500 verification firm.
  • Get a Professional Answer
    Via email, text message, or notification as you wait on our site. Ask follow up questions if you need to.
  • 100% Satisfaction Guarantee
    Rate the answer you receive.
Ask Ross Your Own Question
Ross
Ross, Diagnostic and repair technician
Category: Peugeot
Satisfied Customers: 1183
Experience:  Licensed diagnostic and repair technician
70583916
Type Your Peugeot Question Here...
Ross is online now

I have 1998 1.1 Peugeot 106 which has started stalling

Customer Question

Hi i have 1998 1.1 Peugeot 106 which has started stalling the engine when it heats up won't start again until it cools down then will stop again once it heats up. There's a new coil pack throttle body crankshaft sensor and fuel pump been put on it.
Submitted: 2 years ago.
Category: Peugeot
Ross
Expert:  Ross replied 2 years ago.
Hi my name is***** am a diagnostic technician and look forward to working with you.
Sorry for the delay in getting to your question! You have already replaced the usual suspects for this fault. There is only really one other thing left which will cause temperature dependent cutting out/non start, That is the ECU, ECU Failure often shows it's self in this way, especially on these models as the ECU Is under the bonnet it is more sensitive to the heat. The soldered joints on the ECU Circuit board can become dry, they loose connection as the ECU Warms up and the circuit board expands, as it begins to cool again it remakes the connection and the ECU Will come alive again.
The ECU can often be repaired by an electronics repair specialist, alternatively a replacement ECU Would be the next step. It would need to be an exact match of part number but can be replaced with a second hand ECU, if your model has an immobilizer it will need to be programmed to the key.
Please feel free to ask if you have any further questions, if your happy with my answer please don't forget to provide a rating, thanks, Ross.
Ask Your Own Car Question