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Default Citroen AX engine problem - 08-11-2006 , 04:03 AM






Hi everyone,
I,ve got a P reg 950cc dimension. Once the engine has warmed up and I
then stop for say 30 minutes when I restart and drive away I get a loss
of engine power (usually in 2nd gear) as I put some load on the engine.
It doesn't die completely but tends to splutter and then runs ok. It's
intermitent and doesn't do it when at the garage. Anyone got any ideas
what may be causing this?
Thanks
Ian


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Default Re: Citroen AX engine problem - 08-14-2006 , 03:29 AM







ian wrote:
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Hi everyone,
I,ve got a P reg 950cc dimension. Once the engine has warmed up and I
then stop for say 30 minutes when I restart and drive away I get a loss
of engine power (usually in 2nd gear) as I put some load on the engine.
It doesn't die completely but tends to splutter and then runs ok. It's
intermitent and doesn't do it when at the garage. Anyone got any ideas
what may be causing this?
Thanks
Ian
Buy an old car. This is uk.rec.cars.classic.



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Richard Polhill
 
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Default Re: Citroen AX engine problem - 08-14-2006 , 04:32 AM



ian wrote:
Quote:
Hi everyone,
I,ve got a P reg 950cc dimension. Once the engine has warmed up and I
then stop for say 30 minutes when I restart and drive away I get a loss
of engine power (usually in 2nd gear) as I put some load on the engine.
It doesn't die completely but tends to splutter and then runs ok. It's
intermitent and doesn't do it when at the garage. Anyone got any ideas
what may be causing this?
Thanks
Ian

To be honest I think you may get better response somewhere else. This group is
uk.rec.cars.classic - dedicated to classic cars. I'm not sure that P-reg AXs
are in this group's core experience.

The suspicion would be a fuelling problem, probably evaporation, but that is
speaking as somebody who understands engines using carburettors better. I
believe your car would use computer managed fuel injection (I may be wrong as
it is only 950cc). If that is the case then it could easily be a sensor
somewhere. For that you'd need someone who knows PSA group engine management
systems.


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Quincy
 
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Default Re: Citroen AX engine problem - 08-14-2006 , 05:55 AM



Phil wrote:
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ian wrote:
Hi everyone,
I,ve got a P reg 950cc dimension. Once the engine has warmed up and I
then stop for say 30 minutes when I restart and drive away I get a loss
of engine power (usually in 2nd gear) as I put some load on the engine.
It doesn't die completely but tends to splutter and then runs ok. It's
intermitent and doesn't do it when at the garage. Anyone got any ideas
what may be causing this?
Thanks
Ian

Buy an old car. This is uk.rec.cars.classic.

You could try uk.rec.cars.maintenance


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ian
 
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Default Re: Citroen AX engine problem - 08-14-2006 , 10:54 AM



Thanks all. I posted my message in this section by mistake. Thanks to
those of you who responded in a reasonable tone. Hope your not all as
upity as some.

Ian


Richard Polhill wrote:
Quote:
ian wrote:
Hi everyone,
I,ve got a P reg 950cc dimension. Once the engine has warmed up and I
then stop for say 30 minutes when I restart and drive away I get a loss
of engine power (usually in 2nd gear) as I put some load on the engine.
It doesn't die completely but tends to splutter and then runs ok. It's
intermitent and doesn't do it when at the garage. Anyone got any ideas
what may be causing this?
Thanks
Ian

To be honest I think you may get better response somewhere else. This group is
uk.rec.cars.classic - dedicated to classic cars. I'm not sure that P-reg AXs
are in this group's core experience.

The suspicion would be a fuelling problem, probably evaporation, but that is
speaking as somebody who understands engines using carburettors better. I
believe your car would use computer managed fuel injection (I may be wrong as
it is only 950cc). If that is the case then it could easily be a sensor
somewhere. For that you'd need someone who knows PSA group engine management
systems.


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Grimly Curmudgeon
 
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Default Re: Citroen AX engine problem - 08-16-2006 , 01:15 PM



We were somewhere around Barstow, on the edge of the desert, when the
drugs began to take hold. I remember "ian" <i.shaw2 (AT) ntlworld (DOT) com> saying
something like:

Quote:
Thanks all. I posted my message in this section by mistake. Thanks to
those of you who responded in a reasonable tone. Hope your not all as
upity as some.
Nowt wrong with a genuine mistake - and you weren't trying to spam.
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Dave
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