Hello, guys. Please, if you can, help me.
On the BSM of my Peugeot 206 1.4 HDi, 2004, on fuses F15 (30 A) and F2 (15 A), I have no power when I turn on the ignition. The relay does not turn on. That is why the ECU has no power, and I cannot start the car. It turns over but does not start.
These are the two fuses marked in the picture. Gray connector: pin 9 got 12 V from the ignition, and pin 14 should have 12 V to activate the relay that turns on these two fuses, but there is none. When I bring 12 V from pin 9 to pin 14, the relay turns on, I get voltage, and I can start the car. Is it the BSM, the BSI, or something else that can generate this problem? All fuses, both in the engine and in the passenger compartment, are fine.
AI: Have you checked the BSM, BSI, and wiring for any signs of water ingress, corrosion, or physical damage?
Yes. No signs of water ingress, corrosion, or physical damage.
AI: Did any recent work, electrical modifications, or incidents (like battery replacement, jump starting, or a short circuit) happen before this problem started?
No.
On the BSM of my Peugeot 206 1.4 HDi, 2004, on fuses F15 (30 A) and F2 (15 A), I have no power when I turn on the ignition. The relay does not turn on. That is why the ECU has no power, and I cannot start the car. It turns over but does not start.
These are the two fuses marked in the picture. Gray connector: pin 9 got 12 V from the ignition, and pin 14 should have 12 V to activate the relay that turns on these two fuses, but there is none. When I bring 12 V from pin 9 to pin 14, the relay turns on, I get voltage, and I can start the car. Is it the BSM, the BSI, or something else that can generate this problem? All fuses, both in the engine and in the passenger compartment, are fine.
AI: Have you checked the BSM, BSI, and wiring for any signs of water ingress, corrosion, or physical damage?
Yes. No signs of water ingress, corrosion, or physical damage.
AI: Did any recent work, electrical modifications, or incidents (like battery replacement, jump starting, or a short circuit) happen before this problem started?
No.
