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Peugeot 107 diesel EGR valve issue

Alright guys, need some help! My 2007 Peugeot 107 diesel is giving me headaches. It's done 144982 km. Recently it's lost power, the check engine light's on, and it's blowing smoke when I put my foot down. Also, the engine runs a bit rough, and my fuel consumption seems higher, plus it jerks a bit when accelerating. Oh, and I can hear a loud hissing noise when accelerating! I suspect it might be the EGR valve, but I'm not sure. Anyone experienced similar?

Summary of the thread

A 2007 Peugeot 107 diesel was experiencing power loss, a check engine light, smoke emissions, rough engine performance, increased fuel consumption, and a hissing noise during acceleration. These symptoms suggested a potential issue with the EGR valve. A similar case confirmed the EGR valve as the culprit, and it was recommended to have it checked by a professional. After replacement, the vehicle's performance improved, resolving the issues.

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samuelschaefer1

Hi there, I had almost exactly the same symptoms with my 107! Reduced engine power, check engine light, smoke, the lot. In my case, it was indeed the EGR valve. Have you noticed any rough idling or any difference in the vehicle emissions? It might be worth checking the catalytic converter too, just in case, but the EGR valve does sound like the primary suspect, given the hissing noise.

HerbieWheels (community.author)

Thanks for the quick reply! I have noticed a slightly rough idle, now that you mention it. And I'm a bit worried about the emissions; I'm due for a vehicle inspection soon. How did you confirm it was the EGR valve? Did you try cleaning it, or did you just replace it?

samuelschaefer1

No problem at all. Given the rough idle and emission concerns, it does strengthen the EGR valve issue suspicion. In my situation, it was diagnosed by a local workshop but from all the symptoms provided and those you have been experiencing it certainly points to the same thing. Cleaning it might offer a temporary solution, but ultimately, replacement is often the most reliable fix. I'd strongly advise getting it checked out by a professional. It will save you a lot of hassle!

HerbieWheels (community.author)

Thanks a lot for the advice! I took it to a local workshop, and you were spot on – it was the EGR valve. They replaced it, and everything's running smoothly now. Cost me 355€, but at least it's fixed. The hissing noise is gone, the check engine light is off, and the power is back. Really appreciate the help!

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