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The symptoms you have given sound to me like the timing could be off. Could be crossed wires or improperly aligned timing gears during the replacement of the belt.
Buy a Haynes Workshop Manual for Peugeot 406 1999-2002 PN 3982. Definitely it will help. It is a relatively easy job. Normal, the drive belt is a life time component if you keep the car properly. Mine is 2004 406 Coupe 2.0 auto. The belt is still in top condition.
You've probably allowed the crankshaft to move while you had the belt off, putting the timing out by a small amount.There will be some kind of marks top and bottom somewhere to align before you put the belt backon. I need to do this preventative maintenance on my 406 2litre diesel - I'm trying to work out how difficult it is!
Which model is the car? I have the manual for Peugeot 406 Mar 1999 to 2002 in PDF format. If that's any good to you I can either send it via email or try and find the original link I downloaded it from.
what about it? when is it due?
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