How do I check if the trottle butterfly is moving 1.6 HDI 2008 90HP?
I unbolted it from the inlet so that I could see the butterfly.
On the obd2 it shows the pedal moving in percentage but I cannot see the butterfly moving; it's 1/4 open, the ignition is on but obviously the engine is not running.
I would have tought the default would be nearly closed and that it would move to facilitate visual testing.
Any idea how to test ?
How do I check if the trottle butterfly is moving 1.6 HDI 2008 90HP?
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Re: How do I check if the trottle butterfly is moving 1.6 HDI 2008 90HP?
There's no throttle butterfly on a diesel as such - they run effectively at WOT all the time. There might be an intake butterfly / doseur valve used for EGR control / DPF. What are you troubleshooting?
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Re: How do I check if the trottle butterfly is moving 1.6 HDI 2008 90HP?
It's to late to take a photo but there is something like a butterflyRichardW wrote: 05 Aug 2025, 20:15 There's no throttle butterfly on a diesel as such - they run effectively at WOT all the time. There might be an intake butterfly / doseur valve used for EGR control / DPF. What are you troubleshooting?
I have attached something off the web that's from a 1.6HDI
EGR been blanked, MAF new and MAP working compression good, turbo boost correct but white smoke and revs responding slowly.
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Re: How do I check if the trottle butterfly is moving 1.6 HDI 2008 90HP?
RichardW wrote: 05 Aug 2025, 20:15 There's no throttle butterfly on a diesel as such - they run effectively at WOT all the time. There might be an intake butterfly / doseur valve used for EGR control / DPF. What are you troubleshooting?
the doeur value you mention is shown on 5 below and thats thing with the butterfly
Now on https://www.berlingoforum.com/thread-27715.html this wonderful forum that defies all attempts to register at they explain that it bypasses the intercooler when cold.