Piling in 2nd Gear (No gas eating)

My vehicle's battery ran out of time, I removed the bass, and it remained, and naturally the remaining chlormeter counter was reset, but this is not my problem. do you think the problem might be from the avas settings like where i think (the possibility of the brain being reset when the battery changes)

I'm going to go into maintenance this week though, but if we find an answer here, at least the information here is a reference to our other users who have problems

Thanks

(Peugeot 106 Quicksilver)

Our friends who use 106 quik will be helpful .. but I think the air filter may be broken.

There is no advance adjustment on the Ecu lu vehicle .. Since permanent settings are stored on the rum, the ecu information is not deleted by removing the battery.

I agree with Hashem evening dress

I think it has spark plug cables

Thank you very much for your answers. When I went to maintenance this week, I made checks in line with your recommendations and I will be able to see the results.

Thanks for your help. Has there been a device that adjusts the idling in the throttle?

[QUOTE = MertCakbak] Thanks for your help. Is there a device that adjusts the idling in the throttle butterfly? I have a problem with it.

nice to solve the problem ..

[QUOTE = MertCakbak] Thanks for your help. Is there a device that adjusts the idling in the throttle butterfly? I have a problem with it.

glad that the problem is solved

First of all I am glad that your problem is solved. My vehicle (2004 206 X-line) had the same problem, so it did not collect vehicles in 2 gears and was stacked. Manifold pressure sensor malfunction. I had given 25-30 YTL. After the part changed, the performance of the vehicle increased in all gears and its fuel decreased. Talip_019 2009-06-02 15:12:21