Problems with Peugeot 206: Black smoke, check engine light and loss of power

Hi, I had a similar problem with my Peugeot 207 (built in 2004, gasoline engine). My experience with cars is at a low level. It turned out that the problem was the defect of one of the lambda sensors. I went to the garage and had it repaired there. I paid 375 euros for the repair. You should definitely go to the garage to have it checked. Perhaps you could tell me a bit more about your vehicle? Exactly which model do you drive and what have you had to have repaired so far? Best regards!

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Thanks for the information and the tips. My Peugeot 206 is from 2002 and has a gasoline engine. The last time it was in the workshop was at 190401 km, since then the problems have occurred. I will follow your advice and take it to the garage. Let's see what they find. Greetings!

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I'm glad I was able to help you with my answer. Exactly, off to the workshop is the right step. I would recommend that you address exactly what I have told you, i.e. that it could possibly be the lambda sensor. It was very similar for me. The exhaust smoke was also black and the engine light was on. The workshop replaced the defective sensor and then everything was fine again. I'm curious to see what comes out for you. Keep your fingers crossed that the repair won't be too expensive. Have a nice day! Best regards!

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Yes, I also think it's probably the lambda sensor. I'll take your advice to heart and will be sure to take it up with the garage. As soon as I've been there and have more information, I'll give an update. Thanks again for the advice and good wishes. Have a nice day! See you next time!

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Hello and thank you in advance my problem is that my 306 1.6 xs 100 hp year 2000 does not keep time of the clock every time I give the contact is reset does not leave the km of maintenance or let restart, when I give the contact sweeps with the needles and does not leave the maintenance figure

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It sounds like there might be an issue with the battery or the electrical connections. Start by checking the battery terminals to ensure they are clean and tightly connected. Also, inspect the fuses related to the dashboard and clock to see if any are blown. If the problem persists, it could be a faulty connection or a problem with the instrument cluster itself. Let me know how it goes or if you have any further questions!