My mate's Saxo is giving a bit of trouble when cold - stalling etc. I suspect the CTS given that is OK once warmed up. Anybody know the hot / cold resistance values of the CTS on these engines, and where they're located?
Thanks
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RichardW
Is it illogical? It must be Citroen....
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I'm not in the workshop right now but from memory it is 5.5K Ohms at Zero degrees, 2.4 K at 60 Degrees 1.2 K at 80 degrees and 600 at 100, but I will check this evening and get back to your message. In the left hand end of the head. Regards Peter
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OK 5500 at 0 degrees, 1200 at 40 degrees and 290 to 370 at 88 degrees. Regards Peter
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Could be a faulty plug lead, very common. Check all leads are about 1200 ohms per foot lenght. found two faulty on same engine onlt a couple of weeks ago. Peter
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Cheers Peter, will pass your thoughts on!
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