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Join Date: Dec 2011
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help: Hi All
Please can someone help me !! we have just brought this car and already replaced the starter motor as i thought this was the fault ! ? the problem is : we start the car in the morning and it starts like a van turns over it like its going to flatten the battery but once it turns over its fine ! does not start first time like a normal car or is this a normal thing on a 307 ? we never had one before !! thats why i thought it was the starter motor so replace it ! also checked the glow plugs all ok , battery was fine too , is there anything else i could try ! p.s went shopping today and noticed when i sat in the car with the keys out the speedo dial etc moved !! just a flicker for a few seconds what on earth could all this be !?! the car has been on a diagnostic computer and no faults found ! can it be a fuse or relay ? or anything i can try to find the fault ? also some said try looking for air leaks around fuel filter ! ?? where is that and what should i be looking for ? ![]() anyone help me ?? Last edited by johnboy2124; 12-29-2011 at 05:58 PM. |
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If you meant that the speedo and rev counter needles drop from zero to the bottom of the dial, about 20 secs after the keys are taken out, I think that's normal. Mine does that - it's probably just a capacitor discharging.
Mine is also starting slowly - chug chug chug chug vroom...I find if I give it a tiny bit of throttle, it starts instantly. I haven't got around to checking my glow plugs yet but I wonder if it's more a problem with air in the fuel line, or a worn-out spot on the throttle pedal position sensor. My EGR valve is definitely shot too, so it might be worth looking into that. |
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Join Date: Mar 2010
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I had this - same engine.
As time went on it took longer to start. Spent months in the garage - turned out in the end to be the crankshaft sensor. If you go to a garage, get the bloke to check this first, before he starts replacing any other parts. |
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Join Date: Dec 2011
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hi , the car has been on a diagnostic pc and NO faults were found !!
any thing else i could try ??? |
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Join Date: Apr 2011
Location: North Wirral
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Are you sure the battery is ok? Mine was also "ok" but hard to start and random little electrical issues until I replaced it.
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Join Date: Aug 2011
Location: Bilston West Midlands
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I was going to say crankshaft sensor or temp sensor faulty
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Join Date: Sep 2011
Location: Northumberland.
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Quote:
Malcolm.
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