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2001 Renault Clio II ph2 1.4 16V K4J Engine: Gas Pedal Potentiometer Error, Safe Mode & AC Issues

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  • #1 16688921
    rotyzak
    Level 12  
    Hands and tits fall. Ambulance, Clio II with 1.4 16V K4J engine with Sirius 34, year 2001.
    Some time ago, the car had temporary problems with the air conditioning, it did not turn on, i.e. the fan did not start, and the air blows from the vents.
    Including the above fault, but less often there was a problem with the safe mode, the car drove up to 2500 rpm. and there was a gas pedal potentiometer error in the memory, a difference in resistance. The car was able to drive without a problem for half a year, then for several months, from time to time you had to turn off the ignition, make a circle around the car, open the bonnet and knock on what you could and start again, the problem with the pedal disappeared for some time ...

    One fine day immo joined the problem, he didn't recognize the code. The measure was changed and the car went to the hall to the workshop. During towing and stronger pull of the kennel, all problems disappeared. The electric car arrived on its own. After a few days of dismantling and assembling the electrician, the electrician said that everything was ok. The conclusion came as simple as possible, there was no contact anywhere.
    After that, the car actually rode without problems for a long time, i.e. several months again.

    It is unfortunate that every electrician who tried to grasp the fault by replacing the gas potentiometer etc. was unable to catch the moment when the car became operational, suddenly the problem disappeared. Of course, the new potentiometer did not solve the problem.

    At the moment, there is quite often a gas pedal potentiometer error, a difference in resistance and an emergency mode of up to 2500obr, the climate works and the immo works.
    The last electrician stripped all the cubes from the pedal to the computer and cleaned it, called the bundles and claims that the connections are ok.
    The gas potentiometer is also functional! Sometimes it is enough to turn the ignition off for a while and the problem disappears, and sometimes a few days nothing helps.

    A toy car is not worth a lot of money, but I want to make it because my wife likes them very much. I'm thinking of interference from some other element. Has anyone met this? And of course there is still ecm. What else to check before I spend money on a computer?
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  • #2 16690885
    ladamaniac
    Level 40  
    Plug in the engine compartment, driver's side, in the fuse box. Moisture after the beam enters. The color is probably white.
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  • #3 16692224
    genek1000
    Level 35  
    And where in the car is currently a mechanically mounted connector that connects a piece of the gas pedal installation and the STOP light sensor to the rest of the vehicle installation (if this connector is still there) :?:
    Such a piece about 30 cm by the pedals
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  • #4 17164099
    rotyzak
    Level 12  
    Since the beginning of this thread, the car has calmed down, it has been driving normally for several months.
    There was no point in rummaging, because there was nothing to attach to. A few days ago, the topic returned ... light, safe mode and slow driving home.

    This time I checked what this topic looks like at Renault. Strangely, Renault knew about the problem a long time ago. In 2003, he issued NT 4320A technical note for vehicles manufactured until July 31, 2002, with a solution walkthrough.
    The solution is to exchange a beam that can be purchased on the aso network, number 7701057057 , cost PLN 280 :)

    2001 Renault Clio II ph2 1.4 16V K4J Engine: Gas Pedal Potentiometer Error, Safe Mode & AC Issues

    The bundle with the plug is connected on one side to the gas pedal, and on the other, after pulling into the engine compartment, solder to the installation (6 connections of both potentiometers), bypassing the fiber connectors and a fragment of wires.
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  • #5 18234555
    rotyzak
    Level 12  
    For posterity. The problem has just been solved by the computer soldering. Cold February connectors.
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