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MiniTurboBadBoy

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Hi all my run around 106 has decided to not start.

Turns over fine no glow plug light on the dash when ignition is turned on. Ive tested the Glow plug relay and theres power going in but not coming out.

Im sure theres 2 diffrenet type relay a 7 pin and a 5 pin, does anyone know what year they changed?

Theres one on ebay for £15 off a 1996 106 but mine is 1998.

Peugeot want £96, but Id rather jump off a cliff than pay that.

Anyone know, I may have to register on the peugeot forum but thought i try here first.

Cheers Chris


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remove the relay chris and count the pins buddy

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Paul R

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also check the glow plugs them selves seen somthing abit like this on a 406, only one plug worked, whip it out 12v on it watch it go red :)

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James_H

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On 1st Apr, 2009 Paul R said:
also check the glow plugs them selves seen somthing abit like this on a 406, only one plug worked, whip it out 12v on it watch it go red :)


should take around 6 secs....anything over 10-12 is generally lazy.....


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valve clearance on these are also a HUGE issue.

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On 1st Apr, 2009 AlexF2003 said:
valve clearance on these are also a HUGE issue.


Boom boom???

Was that supposed to be a pun alex?


AlexF2003

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yup :p

They are odd on these engines... the clearance increases as the engine heats up.

So a car that starts fine hot but not cold is often mistaken for a glow plug problem.

Alex

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In this weather (temperature) your glow plugs probably won't even be needed to get it going.

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