Technical scudo f5ff and p1164

[kpassmore]

2013 2.0 130 scudo The above codes have shown up.

My battery went completely flat and put new battery on reset bsi and the van will run for 5 or 6 mins then die.
Then wont start until some time has passed fuel filter and fuel rail sensor replaced and still the same.
It is starting to **** me off and almost at the weighing it in stage.
tested fuel metering sensor with autel and seems to be working.

Any Ideas???

Thanks Kev.

 

[bugsymike]

Possibly fuel pump in tank or power to it .
I have had power to fuel pump relay issues giving power when you turn the key but not when it should be running.
A Doblo I had that various other "experts" had given up on proved to be drawing air from the plastic fuel pipe fittings, though that one was a non turbo pre common rail that used the injector pump to "suck" the fuel all the way from the tank.
On that one I jury rigged a can of fuel on the wing straight to the injector pump and proved it. Though as no return pipe it soon drank all the fuel from the five litre can.

 

[kpassmore]

Little update van runs until I switch it off then wont start until I lock and let BSI sleep(mileage display goes out) then unlock it will fire straight up but cuts out when revved lock and open again same again,
I am thinking the BSI could be responsible Any thoughts anyone.
I was told this van doesn't have the in tank fuel pump its part of the high pressure pump.

 

[bugsymike]

The f5ff code would seem to indicate BSI issue as you say.
Sounds like a 5 minute job,,,, not!
Hopefully someone on the Forum has come across this. Sorry I couldn't be more help.

 

[kpassmore]

https://linksharing.samsungcloud.com/sxkE5yN5h3pr

this should be a vid of the live fuel pressure readings it gets fun from 4 mins in

 

[kpassmore]

I bit the bullet and changed the bsi (Brand new £150) so far so good as the bsi that was in was all green inside and filthy fuses corroded etc.
I will keep you informed of what happens and any more problems if I get any.
The auto electrician was gonna charge me £80 for 2 hours but never got back to me so I took a gamble.

 

[bugsymike]

I bit the bullet and changed the bsi (Brand new £150) so far so good as the bsi that was in was all green inside and filthy fuses corroded etc.
I will keep you informed of what happens and any more problems if I get any.
The auto electrician was gonna charge me £80 for 2 hours but never got back to me so I took a gamble.

Have you had to do a "proxi alignment" with a diagnostic tool like Snap on Zeus or Fiat Multiscan for the system to recognise the new BSI?

 

[kpassmore]

No I used Peugeot planet just to put the security number in and the the same transponders for the keys but it started straight up before I did any of that.
Just got back from, picking the other half up from work and been out about an hour so far so good. I will post a pick of the old BSI.
The green you can see in the 1st pic at the top is the green whatever it is on the negative busbar.

 

[bugsymike]

No I used Peugeot planet just to put the security number in and the the same transponders for the keys but it started straight up before I did any of that.
Just got back from, picking the other half up from work and been out about an hour so far so good. I will post a pick of the old BSI.
The green you can see in the 1st pic at the top is the green whatever it is on the negative busbar.

I know Peugeot/ Citroen Fiat group "badge engineer a lot, but interesting Peugeot Planet can work on Fiat ECUs . You don't think it was just because it was a new "clean" BSI? Just curious.

 

[kpassmore]

No PP was used by me on the old BSI too