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Hi there. I have owned a (02) Mk 2 1.9 diesel lingo for 8 years now, had it from 2005, it had 14000 miles when i got it and now has 92000, and 2 or 3 times a year....every year....for 8 years..., while driving either in traffic or at speed, the engines timing slips out of sync for no apparent reason, lots of diesel knock, sounds just like the timing belt has jumped a tooth...enough to let the engine run but without power, i have to pull over and stop the engine, count to 10, then restart and away we go nice n smooth again for another 5 or 6 months when it will do it again. i think there must be an issue with the injection pump timing advance retard solenoid or similar, it seems to flip out at will. Is this a common problem and is there a easy fix or does the pump need to come off for recalibration / re-adjustment. thanks for any help.
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What about the wiring connectors to the electrical solenoid that works advance/retard ?
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Thanks for that swift reply brofather11, the wiring and connectors are good, I got the electrician at work to check it out, however, I talked to a Citroen dealer today, she says its a very common problem on the 1.9 diesel engine, and that the Berlingo isnt the only 2002 model or year that suffers the same prob, its across the entire range of cars fitted with the 1.9D and that Citroen have developed a software fix that re-programmes the ECU, available at any Citroen main dealer at "a cost" of at least £70, she called it a "Plug n go fix". thanks for the help
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18-07-2013, 10:23 PM
(This post was last modified: 18-07-2013, 10:24 PM by RolyG.)
''Plug n go fix'' £70 caachinng THANK YOU Citroen.
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You'd do well to have the faults read on Lexia or Diag first - there will be stored events - so that benefits of the firmware update are abled to be compared against your symptoms.
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