Model : CITROËN C3 I (FC_) - 1.4 HDi (68Hp),
I have air bubbles in fuel line. That's why the car turns on hardly.
I use a manual pump to remove air from the fuel line. After I get air out from fuel line by a manual pump, my car turns on.
I change fuel lines .
I Change fuel pressure regulator.
I change fuel filter.
checked all connections .
1.How i can get zero pressure in fuel line?
2.where is fuel pressure sensor location in my car?
3.Is there any difference between fuel pressure regulator and fuel pressure sensor?
My car turns on hardly
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- Model: C3 2006-2009, Facelift model
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Its a Diesel. Not a Petrol.Mamal wrote:Model : CITROËN C3 I (FC_) - 1.4 HDi (68Hk),
You have air being drawn into the fuel system.Mamal wrote:I have air bubbles in fuel line.
Non starters can be due to poor starter motor rotational speed, fuel pressure, immobilisation, engine ECU fault and low common rail pressure.Mamal wrote:That's why the car turns on hardly.
On the end of the common rail.Mamal wrote:2.where is fuel pressure sensor location in my car?
You will get zero fuel pressure if there is an ECU fault, poor starter rotational speed, immobiliser....Mamal wrote:1.How i can get zero pressure in fuel line?
Yes, 2 different things that are in 2 different places. One measure the pressure generated and one regulates the pressure within specified limits.Mamal wrote:3.Is there any difference between fuel pressure regulator and fuel pressure sensor?
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