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[Vivaro] engine cut out while driving / Reply

Discussion in 'Movano and Vivaro Commercial Vehicles' started by ispy, Nov 26, 2012.

  1. ispy Member

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    I have an 05 cdti vivaro.I was wondering if going through a big puddle yesterday has caused something to make it cut out today.
    Got in it today ,started no problem then cut out just a short distance away.It turns over with plenty power in battery,but wont even fire.No warning lights stay on.
    Got a tow home and tried jumping it in gear but still no go.As i said there is quite a big puddle down the road and i went through it twice yesterday,and its been very wet recently.Could this have caused a problem or is it something more serious?
    Would appreciate any advice.Thanks
    ispy, Nov 26, 2012
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  2. mickeybo1 Member

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    I would start by removing air filter box to check for water ingress. And if you find it took in water then it would be more than likely you bent a few connecting rods Regards Mickeybo
    mickeybo1, Nov 26, 2012
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  3. ispy Member

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    Would a faulty crank sensor cause these symtoms?
    The puddle was just a thought and might not be the cause as it started and ran before cutting out.
    I checked the wiring under the header tank and drained off some fuel.both ok.
    ispy, Nov 27, 2012
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  4. ispy Member

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    Now think fuel pump gone .Any idea of replacement cost? Please!
    ispy, Nov 29, 2012
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    If its the same as mine (06 1.9 sportive) fuel pump on the engine, I recently did fuel pump, cam belt and service and parts were the best part of £500
    blair357ci, Dec 9, 2012
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