406 HDi 90 Died on me

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Welly
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Post by Welly »

I bet one of the pressure springs on the clutch plate has snapped off, jammed the clutch a bit and took out the cps at the same time. In other words the clutch has fallen to bits.

You will therefore be into a new clutch (not too bad on yours, cost wise) and the cps.

I suppose if the cps is not reading then the ecu will not think that the engine is turning over right?
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Post by jameslxdt »

if that ever happened welton, it would get stuck between the friction plate and pressure plate and the clutch pedal would be stuck halfway to the floor
i have spoken to my dad (pug master tech) and he does say that the HDi 90 did have a dual mass flywheel and this sounds like the typical symptoms
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Post by rossd »

Sorry dude, but the HDi 90's didnt have a dual mass flywheel as others on here have said, I've done enough clutch jobs on them to know!
110's from 1999 and the 2.2's had DMF's, not the 90.
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