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Posted on Jul 05, 2008

Peugeot 206 2001 GTI

Car battery ran flat, charged it but now car wont idel and it sounds like a tracter. Air flow sensor, and coil pack replaced no change.

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Check the alternator belt for proper tension. Also check alternator voltage output. If output is low the rest of the systems can fail.

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Cant find fuel filter 4 peugeot 206 gti

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