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Peugeot 307 2.0 16v: Fixed Permanent Error P0108, Idle Engine Jerking, MAP Sensor Swap

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Why does a Peugeot 307 2.0 16V keep a permanent P0108 MAP sensor high-input fault that cannot be cleared, even with the engine off, and why does it jerk slightly at idle after the MAP sensor was replaced?

Check the MAP signal wire and the rest of the wiring first, because P0108 means the ECU sees the manifold pressure signal too high, which can be caused by a short to plus, an open circuit, bad wiring, or even a damaged ECU rather than a bad MAP sensor [#16308210][#16310629] With ignition on and engine off, the MAP should show atmospheric pressure; in the thread the value was 1080, and at that point the fault should normally be erasable, which again points to wiring or ECU if it is not [#16312864][#16314885] Measure the signal against ground and compare the scanner reading with a real vacuum gauge on the running engine, because the ECU may be reading atmospheric pressure instead of manifold vacuum [#16308210][#16314885] Also verify the sensor supply and connector installation, and inspect the intake system for false air or a hole in the manifold [#16308132] If the wiring and intake are correct and the reading still stays wrong, the ECU itself becomes a likely suspect [#16310629][#16314885]
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  • #1 16307867
    dejwix
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    Hello everyone. Patient 307 2.0 16v permanent error p0108. It cannot be removed even when the engine is not running. The engine gently jerks at idle. MAP exchanged for second and no effect. I am asking for some hints. Thank you.
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  • #2 16308066
    piotrekwoj1
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    What do the actual parameters show, what MAP values?
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  • #3 16308120
    dejwix
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    MAP on free 260. Could the throttle be damaged? at full opening shows 80% on free about 12%.
  • #4 16308132
    grala1
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    The interface never says that an item is damaged!
    Before replacing, check the power supply and signal value from the sensor.
    Also check the sensor installation.
    At the moment you have to check the installations. If it is ok then the damaged ECU or the value that shows the sensor is correct and you have, for example, a hole in the collector and pulling left air.
    A description of the error could be useful.
  • #5 16308144
    dejwix
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    P0108 "Manifold absolute pressure / atmospheric pressure sensor - high input" power supply checked 5 v
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  • #6 16308210
    grala1
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    See what you see on the signal cable because the ECU shouts that the manifold has bad pressure (too high) or has a short circuit on the signal cable.
    See what's on the engine fired with and without sensor.
    Measure to mass.
    It should be 5V when the engine is not running. The lower the voltage, the lower the manifold pressure (higher vacuum).
    At the moment, it sees as if you were measuring the atmospheric pressure outside.
  • #7 16308394
    dejwix
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    the planet accurately shows the constant error signal of the intake pressure sensor short to positive or open circuit.
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  • #8 16310536
    mario 77
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    Write from which year the car and which driver.
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    Anonymous
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  • #10 16311631
    dejwix
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    Peugeot 307 2.0 16v 2005 before lift FRG MM6LP.

    Added after 2 [minutes]:

    the diagram shows that the MAP sensor has a common supply with the camshaft sensor.
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    Anonymous
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  • #12 16311655
    dejwix
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    The error cannot be cleared even when the engine is not running.

    Added after 48 [seconds]:

    I only write what I noticed.
  • #13 16312864
    mario 77
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    First what is write what MAP sees after ignition, because from what I understand you have only measured the power supply. If after ignition it shows any stupidity then check the beam. If you have a scheme, you probably have the markings 1 (MAP) -Ac1 (ECU), 2 (MAP) -Ac2 (ECU), 3 (MAP) -Ac3 (ECU).
  • #14 16313738
    dejwix
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    MAP after ignition shows the correct atmospheric pressure 1080
  • #15 16314885
    mario 77
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    dejwix wrote:
    MAP after ignition shows the correct atmospheric pressure 1080

    And at this point the error should be able to be removed. It is possible that it is ECU.
    Have you compared the value of the vacuum on a connected vacuum gauge with what the controller sees as your colleague advised above?
  • #16 17795483
    bkroy
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    Hello,
    I search the forum and in the car:
    307 SW, 2004 (pre-fl), 2.0 16V 136 HP diagbox showed this error (check engine icon does not light on the board). Can anyone help - you can ride like this or rather mention something? In my opinion the car is working properly.

    Peugeot 307 2.0 16v: Fixed Permanent Error P0108, Idle Engine Jerking, MAP Sensor Swap
  • #17 19070987
    Keffer8919
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    Have you got over this problem? I have the same, but my maps can see from 300 to 500

Topic summary

✨ The discussion revolves around a Peugeot 307 2.0 16v experiencing a permanent P0108 error, indicating high input from the manifold absolute pressure (MAP) sensor, alongside idle engine jerking. Users suggest checking the MAP sensor's parameters, power supply, and signal values, as well as inspecting the wiring and potential vacuum leaks. The error persists even when the engine is off, leading to considerations of possible ECU damage. The MAP sensor readings after ignition show correct atmospheric pressure, but further diagnostics are recommended to compare actual vacuum levels with sensor readings. The vehicle in question is a 2005 Peugeot 307 2.0 16v.
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