Who can solve this one (My van)

Citroen Relay HDI 2.2 ....... Last week dropped a gear to turn a corner, then no power & lots of black smoke. Still runs & starts when switched off just wont rev high. New egr valve, egr solenoid control pump, all is good for 2 happy days.
Tonight on way back from hospital visiting, same again no black smoke this time though. No dash warning lights either.

HDI engine mate, my guess is the injectors are fubar :thumbdown:

Injector or turbo :wink:

If it's the same engine found in a 2001 Peugeot Boxer diesel then from personal experience......fuel filter :wink:

May not sound right, but I had a company one in 2003 which did exactly what your describing. It was pouring out black smoke big time.
Turned out to be the fuel filter. Dealer was able to diagnose over the phone too so must be a common problem.
Got it towed into the dealer who fitted a new filter straight away and no more black smoke or loss of power. Was back on the road 10min later.

Intake butterfly sticking or spring come off

Cheers Guys for the usual good advice. I was thinking fuel related, as it goes in wee bursts. Will have a browse tomorrow.......whats the betting its piddling down :boohoo:

a faulty" air flow meter" gives the same problem as your having.... and doesnt allways thro up a code u can read :wink:

had a new one of them as well.

im still going for injectors.

how old is it as if it new ish and running the 2.2 hdi/ ford engine not pug engine the could need ecu resetting for egr/ download i havent worked for pug for 3 years now but we had loads of downloads and replacement egr valves when ford engine come out.
pug engine would go fuel/air intake
ford software/egr

its a 55 plate Manny.

it should be the pug engine then check the inlet butterfly if it loose then thats the fault there are also to actutors the work on vacum they are under the big cover right at the top of engine bay two 10mm to get it of one does egr other does turbo i think. these vans are a pig to diag as they are a mix pug engine fiat body

Thanks very much for all the info troops, much appreciated :clap:

. it was the fuel filter :drink:

Easy fix then. Nice one