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504 Coupe loses power when warm

I've got a 21 year old peugeot 504 coupe which drives like a dream. But not when the engine is warmed up. .

When the engine is warmed up to normal or just above normal temperature ( not overheated !) and the outside temperature is over 20 degrees Celcius, the engine loses power. When I drive away, no problems, but when the rpm's come above 3000, the engine stutters, as if one or more sparkplugs are disconnected.

I allready renewed the spark plug cables, Sparkplugs are new ( 3 months old) and the distributor is clean

I wonder if anyone has an idea what to do

Tia

Mark

Reply to
mark en danielle
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Does it have an automatic choke?

Reply to
Chris B

Hi Chris,

I'm affraid there were fuel injections on 504 Coupés (lower specs

4-cylinders shared the sedan TI mechanical fuel injection, IIRC, and V6 also had fuel injection & an electronic ignition). In the case there was a Bosch K-Jetronic series injection fit, I'd go for an incorrect cold start injector management. The solution used by many users of such injections is to disconnect it (it is electrically powered), and run without cold start injector. Just give throttle at cold idle.

Regards, G.T snipped-for-privacy@worldonline.fr

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G.T

Thanks for the tip, however, Its a Kugelfisher injector and after some more testing, the symptoms are that its an electrical problem. When i disconned one of the sparkplugs, the engine runs just as bad as when its realy warm

'Thanks anyway, and if you're right afterall, i'll let you know

Reply to
mark en danielle

Well, this is probably gonna sound rather obvious, but try replacing your HT leads.

Chris.

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Chris B

Yep !

didn't change a thing also changed the capacitor, no change

Reply to
mark en danielle

Plug? Tight tappet? Burnt valve?

Reply to
Nigel

I brought he car to a local old-timer and peugeot specialist ignition, cables and plugs were OK ! However, the fuel filters were fuller than full ! Looks like the garage I used to bring the car overlooked it.

Now it seems to be running like a dream

Thanks for all the tips !

Mark

Reply to
mark en danielle

How do you mean the fuel filters were fuller then full and how did they fix the problem because my ti is doing the same thing

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Phillipus

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