Hi there, I got a 2nd. hand 406 HDI 110 Bhp Break from year 2000 I notice, if you set it on contact, you here the fuel pump pump.....at about 2000revs in 2nd. this pump is so loud, you here the noise above the normal engine noise like a purring cat(just louder) is it nearly broken now, or what?
This isn't meant as criticism, but you may be better explaining the problem carefully in your own language. Hopefully then another local owner/mechanic could help. rgds. Rick
It's not a normal case that the noise of the fuel-pump is louder than the noise of the engine. In my HDI 90HP i only can hear the fuel-pump the moment i switch on the ifnition, before starting the engine.
Eduardo Eduardo
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yes, at mine too, but if it runs stationary, you here the pump too...
me wrote in news:Xns941212E3E65E2dredge001hotmailcom@213.51.144.4:
Now the car didn't startup anymore, it stopped after starting after 3 seconds, After 2 days in the garage they still cannot find the problem, The fuel pump is OK, now they think it is the high pressure fuel pump, after 2 secs. the pressure drops from the normal 160 Bar to 0 Bar. Any suggestions? The Peugeot Garage doesn't know the answer......HELP!
suggestions?
"Mindwipe" wrote in news:bnrp3h$ljk$ snipped-for-privacy@newsg2.svr.pol.co.uk:
Believe me, it is a proper pug garage, they have sent the data to Manchester help desk, and they haven't come up with an answer either. The only thing that is for sure, before the engine stalls, the pressure of the high pressure pump drops from 160 Bar to 0 Bar.....
help desk is in coventry still needs scavenge pump and fuel lines checking should have 2 bar min at main pump
"Mindwipe" wrote in news:3fad6c24$0$464$ snipped-for-privacy@news.dial.pipex.com:
End conclusion: scavenge pump broken, parts of this pump went through the filter into the highpressure pump, and this caused the high pressure pump to breakdown also. 1270 euro. F*** my letter to Peugeot is ready to be sent....
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