Problems with the Peugeot Bipper 2009: engine abnormalities and suspected cylinder knocking

Hello, I have had similar experiences with my 2007 Peugeot Partner. I have some experience with cars, but wouldn't claim to be an expert. My garage eventually found that there were deposits in the combustion chamber of my car. These were then cleaned and the problem was solved. It cost me around 425 euros at the time. But without more information about your vehicle, it's difficult to say more. Perhaps it would help if you could tell me the exact engine size and variant or whether there are any other abnormalities. That would certainly narrow things down a bit.

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Hey, thanks for your answer! My Bipper now has 107913 km on the clock and the last inspection was recently, everything was still in order. It's the 1.4l gasoline engine. I haven't noticed anything special, apart from the signs I mentioned earlier. Your story about the deposits in the combustion chamber sounds really bad - hopefully it's not that bad for me. But I think a visit to the workshop will probably be unavoidable.

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It sounds as if your Bipper has a real problem. Mine had similar problems and the deposits were really annoying, but fortunately not too difficult to fix. Yours already has a lot of kilometers on the clock, so it could well be that it's similar for you. Your 1.4l engine could indeed do with a bit of care and affection - maybe an engine cleaner or something. If that doesn't help, then it's off to the garage. I hope it's not that bad for you and the problem can be fixed quickly and cheaply. I think you should go to the garage for advice. I'm sure they'll be able to sort it out quickly and tell you what's going on. Keep your fingers crossed that it's nothing serious! Stay on the ball and don't get annoyed, sometimes the boxes just have their quirks. All the best for the repair!

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Hello there! Thank you very much for your advice and good wishes. I also think that the best option for me now is to have the problem sorted out in the workshop. I really hope it's as simple a case as yours and won't be too expensive. Engine cleaner sounds like a good idea and I will certainly try that before I go to the garage. In any case, you've helped me a lot with your experience and advice. Cheers to helpful people on internet forums! Thanks again and take care!

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