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Friends I have a 2005 model peugeot 206 petrol car

It may be from the idle valve, my friend ... but the masters will help you with this problem ..

Could it have anything to do with a butterfly?

I have the same problem. Idling falls very slowly when I take my foot off the gas. LPG spark plug was reduced but not over. It still continues. I did not fall on it because it did not seem very important.

someone who might have been involved with the lambda sensor

it is probably one of the idle balls

It could be anything. There are so many possibilities. It is best to have it connected to the computer and see the error codes.

There is no error code. It does not fail. Somewhere the lamp does not light up. But as he descends he descends like an old man. I do not care much about the other, like the young boy of 18 when leaving the god.

the same thing happens when you press the gas when the vehicle is idle

[QUOTE = Menderes] No error code. It does not fail. Somewhere the lamp does not light up. But as he descends he descends like an old man. I do not care much about the other, like the young boy of 18 when leaving the god. [/ QUOTE]

Do you peel when you start it, or do you peel because the light does not burn? Because the error code does not necessarily have to be lit for the engine to go down. But the opposite is not true. In other words, if the engine malfunction light comes on, there is an error code.
Koliva 2011-07-02 12:08:34

I'm telling you, I'm telling you. They said nothing was written. But I did not look at it personally. I haven't tried it in idle. But I guess it's the same.

Clean the throttle.

[QUOTE = Menderes] I'm telling you to tell me. They said nothing was written. But I did not look at it personally. I haven't tried it in idle. But I guess it's the same. [/ QUOTE]

So, is your gas peg wired? Could he be hanging out?

I do not know. As I said, it was not fortunate to fall on it. I hope I will see if I can go to Kismet, I hope. I will even share it if I shoot the video. But is it an important problem if it is not through the wire of the accelerator? You've got it in my head now.

[QUOTE = Menderes] I do not know. As I said, it was not fortunate to fall on it. I hope I will see if I can go to Kismet, I hope. I will even share it if I shoot the video. But is it an important problem if it is not through the wire of the accelerator? You've got it in my head now. [/ QUOTE]

The possibility that the gas wire may remain stuck came to my mind for now. In addition, the throat butterfly may be contaminated, as your friends mentioned. Idle speed controler, which controls the throttle valve, may be contaminated. These are the ones that come to my mind for now.

What do you call idle speed control?

Something like the idling engine?

[QUOTE = meander]

What do you call idle speed control?

Something like the idling engine? [/ QUOTE]

I translated the English directly into Turkish, maybe it is the idle engine.
The picture below:


Koliva 2011-07-02 20:34:27

The rollers make late fall from the electrovalve valve. When the rotation sensor is turned on the air conditioner or when it is started in the morning, it turns the engine to the choke position and balances the relay according to the temperature information of the water.

[QUOTE = koliva] [QUOTE = Meander]

What do you call idle speed control?

Something like the idling engine? [/ QUOTE]

I translated the English directly into Turkish, maybe it is the idle engine.
The picture below:


[/ QUOTE] There is another electronic component connected to the throat butterfly similar to this directly on the goose butterfly. Or is he doing the duty that I call? Koliva 2011-07-03 08:53:06

I think I got it wrong
I did not say that the problem is precisely this part. I said this piece among the possibilities, but there are still other possibilities. So don't just focus on this piece. For example, have you looked or looked at the gas wire? This part is used to adjust the position of the throttle according to the position of the accelerator pedal. Its location is number 2 in the figure below. In the picture on the left is the stepper motor that translates the small gear on the right.