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There's no EGR valve on a 1.4 petrol...
The idle-air valve is a known problem ance they get a few years old... With a new valve you might need to do a reset of the stepper motor. Do a search for IACV valve reset stepper 206.
you have either a fauly starter motor or the wire from the ignition switch to the starter is faulty (this is the thin wire that goes to the back of the starter)
If the starter motor is sticking, it can draw a large current. If there is power down to the starter motor while its not starting then the starter is faulty. You can test this with a multimeter or just a test bulb connected to the smaller of the two wires on the starter, while cranking.Check you have a good earth from the battery to the engine. If the bulb lights up but no engine cranking then its a faulty starter.
put your voltmeter on the little cable that goes to the starter and check the volts there will turning the key to the start position if you have power ...yes its the starter...if you dont then it could be the starter relay
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