Peugeot 207 VTI Replace Change engine temperature sensor 

hello , im going to do this on my 207. what happens if u dont diagnose the fault in the obd system? ik this comment is old but pls try to reply

How long did it last

Bonjour moi j’ai ce problème et je vais tout les jours au travail avec , il ce situe à 15-20 min de chez moi

Hi, I got a similar issue. My car engine indicator does not move at all. Sometimes it does. But like 1 every 10 times. Did you replace the sensor and worked?

No

Sensor pmh may be ?

I have the same problem

Hi, das Problem hatte ich auch mal. Bei mir war es das Thermostat. Es musste das ganze Thermostatgehäuse getauscht werden. Ich habe dies in einer Werkstatt machen lassen.

Point 2 Property sorry, I have no idea, where the sensor is located in your car...

Do you have already delete the failure?

If you don't change the sensor, I think it does.

ive changed the sensor but i havent deleted the faults but the guage still goes up

Yes, you need to delete the faults to prevent that the temperature is still high. I had the same problem. But I solved it with delete the fault.

Thank you so much thats a great help

Travel&Nature my code reader came today so I cleared the fault and it works 👍🏼 thank you for your help 🌟

Same issues with my car

@@shahdailyvlogger4633 I fixed the problem on my Peugeot 207 VTI

@@basba_qal can you please tell me also because im facing the same problem

@@shahdailyvlogger4633 Hello again. If you have a VTI engine in your 207 Peugeot then that engine has 2 caps. If your gauge display shows high temperature then you may want to check your coolant sensor, if it has too much black film on it then replace it, and your radiator thermostat can be easily unmounted and checked for damage just like you check a light bulb. If your display is not showing any high temperature then this is the problem and how to fix it depends on your creativity, and if you have a VTI engine in your 207 Peugeot then that engine has 2 caps. One for putting oil into the engine. The second one is to regulate the breathing of that engine. The engine doesn't really breath, but I am using simple terms to explain the method. If the cap is missing then the engine sensor will always think that the engine is very hot. It is located at the left top-back of the engine cover. It was missing on mine, so I devised a simple cap like method for it and the fan stopped running all the time. Tested it over and over again, and it worked like a charm. Or; you can simply plug that hole with a thick sponge. That works too, if you didn't want to sell the car. My car was on the market and ready to be sold, so I had to construct a similar cap from spray paint caps, a light metal spring, a rubber ring and a sponge to keep the new cap tightened in place. This method might let the cap pops up when the engine runs on high speed, so, I had devised a stopper made of a small aluminum one 3 by 10 cm held down by the screw from the air filter box next to it. High speed ? No problem. I saved my self lots of money, and sold the car. I could not buy a replacement because it costs a lot of money, one has to buy the whole cover, even on eBay or auto Doc. Good luck Contact me again for more help.

@@basba_qal boss u make the video of my car but how can u send it to you ?

Kamil Wojciechowski the temperature sensor is behind the cable and fixed with a kind of metal ring. I don't know the function of the cable in front of that.

What's the name of that sensor you removed the cable 1.26

Wtf

You have a Probleme like this:ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-dFbfpV7Cow0.html Minute 19:30 the solution in this video ;)

You have a Probleme like this:ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-dFbfpV7Cow0.html Minute 19:30 the solution in this video ;)

FJ Guy hey FJ Guy, in my case, there was a a new clip together with the package of the new sensor. There was no trick. You have to be sure, that the sensor fits perfect in the hole.

I've had this same problem today fitted the new sensor but can't fix it in place and subsequently starting the engine caused it to spew out everywhere!

Jamie O'Loughlin, I had the same problem. You musst press the sensor deeper inside. Carefully use a screwdriver and push the sensor more down to the bottom. The clip must sitting OVER that metal edge of the sensor.

Sham Paine thanks I eventually figured it out although took 3 attempts!

I was lucky my neighbor was sneaking around and helped me out ;o)

Well your car will not be able to control the temperature of the engine. I can't recommend to drive the car in this situation.

@@Pumasprinter thank you!

Sometimes it stucks in the hole

@@Pumasprinter Ha !!! Did think this myself, retraced my steps, and wasn't, it's snug enough currently without, not ideal..... but !!!!!!!