Studies on the pseudo ternary system CeCoGeSix (where 0 = < x = < ) have shown that the system evolves continuously from a Kondo lattice antiferromagnetic state ( CeCoGe(3) with ) towards a mixed valent compound ( CeCoSi(3)with Tw ~230k ). The system displays a non-Fermi-liquid-type behavior (NFL) in the vicinity of the quantum critical point (QCP) at the critical concentration . Isoelectronic substitution of atoms for does not enhance the degree of magnetic disorder, rendering it ideal for the study of the Kondo lattice¡ s interaction constants intrinsic effects. We have studied this system in polycrystalline samples at concentrations close to the critical one through AC electrical resistivity under pressure (x= 0,9) and magnetic field (x=1) measurements. Our results show that the long range magnetic order present in the CeCoGe(2,1)Si(0,9) sample is suppressed as pressure is increased, and that for the critical pressure PC (aprox. 6,2 kbar), TN (aprox. zero) . For temperatures below TN, the resisitivity data are well described considering conduction electron scattering by anisotropic antiferromagnetic magnons. Above PC we observe the Fermi liquid behavior. At the critical region, a NFL state with exponents close to 1 was found. The analysis of the behavior of the critical line in the neighborhood of the QCP indicates that the relevant magnetic fluctuations are typically two-dimensional. On the other hand, the CeCoGe(2)Si compound displays short range order (TN ~ 2k). The ordering temperature is reduced under an increase of an applied magnetic field, and for magnetic fields above 3 T a Fermi liquid behavior arises.