Technical Problems with Ducato 2.8 JTD (244)(2003)

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Technical Problems with Ducato 2.8 JTD (244)(2003)

charlesgraham

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Ducato motorhome giving problems, engine management light comes on very briefly and vehicle looses speed, intermittent fault.

Have error codes as below:
P1555 Accelerator brake feasibility
P0609 Sensor power supply 2
P0220 Accelerator pedal sensor 2
P0235 Supercharging pressure

Do the forum members think these are one fault or different problems,

Advice gratefully requested.

As a supplemental, where can I get the wiring diagram for my machine.
 
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First thing is clear the codes and see what comes back immediately after it happens. Some codes could be a once off eg after van standing for a winter wasfegate could be stiff. Brake switch has two outputs as does accelerator pedal either could cause those symptoms.
 
Engine management light coming on intermittently would point to EGR sticking/not operating correctly but Turbo Wastegate Actuator as said would cause same pickup by sensor so check actuator first...
 
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Egrs in the 2.8jtd are very rare I've only ever seen one in the panoramas.
 
Yes that's ok Corcai just mentioned that had a few vehicles with flickering management light and it was down to EGR either blocked, sticking or solenoid not operating it. That's why I said to check linkage. My cars got that problem and only thing unchecked is for turbo actuator linkage and blockage to waste gate...
 
Really no, I when to the main Fiat dealer in my locality, he diagnosed the recurring faults, as listed above, but could offer no solution, said it might be a bad wiring connection SOMEWHERE, and I could leave it with him to look see , but it might take 1 hour or all day to possibly find the fault, that’s at around £80 per hour! If he couldn’t then find the fault the next step was to change the ECU..for around £500 plus, plus..So had to decline that..My next choice was a local mechanic, who said it might be a fuel type problem, so he changed all the filters, indeed did a full service, and the current position is that the problem has gone, hopefully permanently. So now I drive with my fingers and everything else, crossed...
 
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Sounds like air getting in the fuel system then. Possibly at the fuel filter where filter bowl or canister hasn't been secured properly or O ring twisted or missing. Tank running empty ? Joint on pipework ? Diaphragm cracked at plunge filter...Do these engines suffer from any of these traits as my car does..
 
I appreciate your input, have been reticent about driving too far after my tale above.But today I went a massive 30 mile drive , with trepidation, and not a glitch on the whole journey, so hopefully !!!!
 
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