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Renault Megane 2 1.9 DCI 2006 - No Power, Struggles at 3k RPM, Air Stabilizer Membrane Issues

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  • #1 17125069
    tytan53
    Level 8  
    Hello. I have a problem with my "Megi" namely the fact that it has no power and does not want to turn over 3 thousand revolutions, and as the moment comes it crushes. Previously, I had a problem with the lack of power but I mentioned the mapsensor and it was out of the head now the problem came back. As much as I knew, I checked it, the car takes on power when I disconnect the air stabilizer membrane. Could someone explain to me what role he plays? When it is connected to it, the hose completely cuts off my air and the car throttles when I disconnect the car hose as it did before the failure.
    In the picture I showed what exactly is going on. Please help. Greetings.
    Renault Megane 2 1.9 DCI 2006 - No Power, Struggles at 3k RPM, Air Stabilizer Membrane Issues
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  • #2 17125384
    sulof1601
    Level 26  
    Hello. A blanking ceiling needed as a door in the forest but since it is there it would be worth it to fix it, rather replace it with a control valve because it's a problem in it.
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    #3 17125666
    szachu41
    Level 12  
    Hello.
    Check whether there is underpressure in the hose. From what I think this flap is used to extinguish the car, so there should not be underpressure.
    greetings
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    #4 17125897
    sulof1601
    Level 26  
    Negative pressure should appear in the moment of extinguishing the car and never again.
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  • #5 17126510
    tytan53
    Level 8  
    The negative pressure is in the hose when the car is fired and sucks in the diaphragm which causes the damper to close and the car suffocates (it does not go out but suffocates enough that the car has no power)
  • #6 17126519
    sulof1601
    Level 26  
    You have a damaged valve that controls it. Because I do not think anything is going on in the controller.
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  • #7 17127090
    tytan53
    Level 8  
    Where is the valve in? Or maybe what needs to be replaced to be ok?
  • #8 17127110
    sulof1601
    Level 26  
    Follow the barrier from the shutter of the screensaver and at the other end you will find a valve.
  • #9 17127432
    tytan53
    Level 8  
    I came to such a sensor:
    Renault Megane 2 1.9 DCI 2006 - No Power, Struggles at 3k RPM, Air Stabilizer Membrane Issues

    and I have a small question in the sensor sticking out "spindle" but no one is connected to it or is it supposed to be so?
    Renault Megane 2 1.9 DCI 2006 - No Power, Struggles at 3k RPM, Air Stabilizer Membrane Issues
  • #11 17127776
    szachu41
    Level 12  
    Hello
    There are three stubs in this valve:
    1. vacuum input
    2. vacuum output
    3. filters
    Maybe you have reversed vacuum lines on this valve. if not, there are two or three possibilities: a damaged beam, a damaged valve, a faulty controller. I would check in the order I wrote.
    greetings
  • #12 17128013
    kamiloskop
    Level 23  
    I am just struggling with the hit 1.9 dci. A similar story. Only I'm a little further behind your valve from the Pear Turbine control. You can connect these two tubes tightly and then check if it spins for more than 3 thousand. Some error on the computer?
  • #13 17128026
    tytan53
    Level 8  
    I will check it only on Friday / Saturday, but it seems to me that the snakes are not changed because I did not bury it and it broke overnight. What is the role of this cube? If anyone has it, I would ask some scheme or some explanation. Replacing the negative pressure sensor sensor makes sense? Do you need to look deeper?
  • #14 17128284
    sulof1601
    Level 26  
    It could have jammed the valve in the open position. If it is still removed, blow in it with air, if air connected to it is going to be 100% of the valve to be replaced.
  • #15 17130322
    tytan53
    Level 8  
    Now, unfortunately, I am not there but on Friday I will check it and let me know what happened and whether this valve is whacked
  • #16 17130915
    kamiloskop
    Level 23  
    These valves would make the uncle shoot them. New original PLN 500 replacement for the original 100 and used lottery. You should still check out the vacuum in the wakum pump
  • #17 17142088
    tytan53
    Level 8  
    Hello. I bought this sensor and it was only for me to mount it, unfortunately the weather does not let me, but let me know if anything has helped. Cheers and Merry Christmas :) )

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    Hello again, I changed the sensor and the car is crazy :) ) regained power and even I would say that it got more energy only worries me such a whistle as if the turbine was driving (the sensation of power from the turbine begins at 2200 revolutions) but at revolutions up to 2 thousand. you hear such a gentle whistle of propelling "something" What can it be? Or is it supposed to be this way? Greetings.

Topic summary

The discussion revolves around a 2006 Renault Megane 2 1.9 DCI experiencing power loss and struggling to exceed 3,000 RPM. The user initially resolved a power issue related to the mapsensor but encountered a recurrence of the problem. They noted that disconnecting the air stabilizer membrane temporarily restored power. Responses suggest checking for underpressure in the hose, potential damage to the control valve, and ensuring correct vacuum line connections. The user later replaced a sensor, which improved performance but raised concerns about a whistling noise from the turbine. The conversation emphasizes diagnosing and replacing faulty components, particularly the control valve and sensors, to restore vehicle performance.
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