antonsky8
Peugeot 108 Manifold Pressure Sensor Issue
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antonsky8 (Author)
Readings are erratic. I suspect it's not just a bad sensor but the leakage itself. Idle is unstable, fluctuates quite a bit. Was it definitely the MAP sensor in your case, or something else causing the vacuum issue?
johanna_scholz1
In my case, the root cause was indeed a cracked intake manifold gasket, leading to a significant vacuum leak, which then affected the MAP sensor readings. Replacing the gasket and the sensor solved it. Given your symptoms, I'd suggest a smoke test to pinpoint the leak before throwing parts at it, but it's likely a similar issue. Probably best to take it to a workshop.
antonsky8 (Author)
Thanks for the confirmation. Turns out you were spot on. Workshop diagnosed a large vacuum leak due to faulty manifold pressure sensor. Replaced it; total cost 235€. Runs like new again.
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johanna_scholz1
Sounds familiar. I had similar symptoms with my 108. Have you checked the sensor readings? A large vacuum leak will throw off the MAP sensor and cause those issues. Is the idle speed stable, or is it hunting?