20 Most Recent 2007 Peugeot 207 1.4 Questions & Answers

It is the battery in the key that helps unlock the car

Hi Andy, The links below are two short youtube videos that shows how to fix a car that doesn't start, The 1st link is a car that won't crank over and the 2nd link is a car that cranks over but won't start...CHEERS.. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=TSE0fOrujW0 Fixing Car That Does Nothing When You Turn The Key Fixing Car That Cranks But Doesn Start Up Also you can try these....... Camshaft Position Sensor P0340 Testing and Replacement HD Crankshaft Position Sensor car not starting coil spark

fuel is leaking into the sump if diesel it will be from the pump and if petrol will be leaking injector seals

Mate click the link below and scroll down the LEFT side of the link page and click on the car make then scroll down the middle of the page until you come to the year and model of your car, Click it then click the download just about the year and models of the cars....CHEERS.. http://www.repairservicemanuals.com/AC/

65lbs

did you erase code with diagnostics after doing job. Maybe that's why.

No I doubt that completely.

Ticking over fast what is that in American English?

Once the engine is "hot" ( after you have driven it about 20 miles), feel the radiator and the top radiator hose. Both should be hot or really warm. Please be careful not to burn you hand or fingers. If they are not hot, then you have either no thermostat, or you have a thermostat that is stuck in the open position. If they are really hot, you have either a screw-in-the-block temperature sensor or a dash gauge that is defective. (Could also be a bad wire between those two.).God bless your efforts.

code p 0336 refers to crankshaft position (CKP) sensor--range / performance problem===causes --insecure sensor/rotor---air gap---wiring---CKP sensor I have no listing for the E118 code to help you with find an accredited service shop that has experience on your make of vehicle and they will tell you the code reference and verify the 0336 code as well

Probably once each 10 years.

I had this problem on a bmw once. I was using universal bulbs though. When I went to the dealer and bought bulbs from them, the warning turned off. Worth a try.

Buy shop manual to insure you get this right--very critical.

Check the throttle cable. Transmission may also be the culprit

The computer has detected a problem with the emission system on the vehicle. Start by checking your gas cap is on and tight. Have a look under the hood for any disconnected hoses especially around the air filter assembly. The vehicle may have to be scanned to properly diagnose an emission fault

It's not unusual for 207s to show the anti-pollution warning randomly. In my experience it isn't significant and you just learn to live with it, but as yours is consistently showing at start up accompanied with the engine management light, it maybe something more serious. If the car appears to be driving okay, then I would be inclined to ignore it, if not, you will have to have a Puegeot dealer put it on their computer diagnostic machine - pricey ! 207s have a bad reputation for random fault indications as a whole (Google it), some of which seem to be ambient temperature related - my father's 207 randomly shows the air bag light on very hot days but this goes away after a few start/stop cycles and a drop in temperatures. Fortunately, his MOT is due in March so when it goes for an MOT the light is always off - air bag fault indication showing is now an MOT failure. Some people wouldn't be happy driving with an air bag indication, or any other fault indication, showing even for a short period of time, so this is a personal decision as to what you do about it.