Peugeot 307 (2001 - 2007) - 2004 1.4HDi - antipollution warning

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Tue 8 Jul 2008 23:23
2004 1.4HDi - antipollution warning - ships
I have a peugeot 307 hdi 1.4 2004 which as the antipollution warning on.it starts first time every morning then cuts out,it is then difficult to start.the fault codes are p0087 & p1113 can you tell me the problems & if exspensive to repair.thanks

Edited by Dynamic Dave on 09/07/2008 at 01:28

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Tue 8 Jul 2008 23:57
antipollution warning - Screwloose
ships

The two code have the same meaning with the PSA system-specific one being slightly more detailed.

P1113 on an EDC16C3 is: Diesel high-pressure regulation circuit; rail pressure below the minimum limit.

Does this only happen on the first start of the day?
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Wed 9 Jul 2008 12:37
antipollution warning - ships
yes only on the first start of the day.by the way the peugeot dealer in town will not read these codes they say they have to re-code them at £76 thanks keith
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Wed 9 Jul 2008 14:19
antipollution warning - Screwloose

Dealers often start their diagnoses by downloading the latest version of the software - more in hope...

I'd wonder about air leaking into the system overnight letting the fuel drain back.
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Wed 9 Jul 2008 19:20
antipollution warning - injection doc
youg girl at work had exactly same problem at work with the same fault codes & we reckoned a diesel injector was leaking back. Filled the tank & stuck 2 bottles of Comma diesel injector majic from halfords in it & after she used the tank up problems gone away & light doesn't come on. Worth ago 1st & no doubt some one will come along & say you can't fix with snake oil! But I can assure you our office girl was well chuffed & she's skint! Hers was a 2003 1.4hdi.
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Wed 9 Jul 2008 19:25
antipollution warning - Screwloose
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That makes perfect sense; sticking regulators are quite common - particularly for those who use supermarket fuel; so a bit of lubricity from the additive could well help.
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Wed 9 Jul 2008 19:33
antipollution warning - injection doc
Thank you screwloose
rgds Doc
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