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Hi,

I've got an electric power steering failure on my year 2011 207 1.6HDi Sportium. I can recall a while ago reading that Peugeot were replacing failed power steering motors free on year 2011 models as and when they failed. Does anyone know whether this is still the case (within the last 6 months) or are owners now paying for the repairs themselves ? Also does anyone know how much it costs so I can brace myself before I book it in for repair ?

I don't rate my chances highly if I need to contact Peugeot Customer Relations again to ask for "good will" as they've already paid out almost £1,000 for a new Clarion NX501 Multi-media system for the car and also £2,700 when water leaked through the wiring loom from the washer pump.
 

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Hi

Just wondering how you have got on with your post ? I brokedown yesterday due to the power steering failing on my 2011 207 sportium too .... The dash lit up with power steering faulty and i have lost all use ...i have spoken with peugeot customer care and have it booked in for diagnostic test on friday which i have to pay £96.00!
 

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Hi, I've had it fixed now at the Peugeot dealer in Torquay. They first had it for diagnostic and spent about 40 minutes on it. They said it was an intermittent failure of the "power steering module" which consists of an electric motor and an attached electronics box which they described as a steering ECU. It's all one unit / part number and it had to be ordered which took about 5 days. The total cost of the repair was £483 including VAT. They didn't give me a bill for the diagnostic but it would have been included in the single bill they gave me once it was fixed a week later. I've had a quick look and I've been charged 2.4 hours at £70 per hour plus VAT...........plus the cost of the part.
 

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Hi mattalsop
Thanks for the reply . Did you not try to recoup the charge through peugeot as i have seen alot of posts where peugeot have refunded the cost . We had the RAC carryout a diagnostic when he came to recover the car and it had fault P0606 ...is this the same code ? Apparently it also showed no "electric power/charge" going to the steering ??
 

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Hi, I got a 10% discount on the part which the dealer negotiated on my behalf but I didn't contact Peugeot myself. Given the car is six years old and I've made expensive claims already for other problems (as mentioned in my very first post) I didn't rate my chances. If you have a full service history from the dealer maybe Peugeot will help with the costs. The price I mentioned earlier was with the discount already applied to the part cost.

I don't know the fault code as I didn't ask. I only have the part number of the replacement module they fitted. It's possible you may have a different problem with the steering. Mine was intermittent where it either would or wouldn't work on engine start up. Once the car was started without the fault it could be driven the whole journey with the steering working. I didn't ever have the steering cut out whilst actually driving.
 

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Peugeot 207 2011 1.4s POWER STEERING FAILURE: I just had mine done free apart from the diagnostic which cost £86:

You have to say That part has a " lifetime or extended warranty " ! Not a recall or anything else. Unless you ' make the point ' they will not offer ! I got onto Peugeot France ! and head office Peugeot UK. Took a while but now anyone can go into a main agent and that is the deal!

The offending part is an "Electro Drive motor"
 

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power steering motor update

I have a Peugeot 207 1.4 2011 plate which i got second hand. On Friday the power steering failed. A small steering wheel warning light came on on the dash board and a power steering fault warning was displayed. Contacted Peugeot customer care who advised me to contact local dealer for a diagnostic check. took the car in on Tuesday morning at 10 am. Dealer phoned me 4 PM in the afternoon with the bad news that it was the power steering motor that had failed, they then informed me that they had spoken to Peugeot who had agreed to replace the part free of charge and cover the cost of labour as well. Car was ready for collection same day.

it seems that Peugeot know that this is still an issue and are taking steps to correct it as and when he motor fails
 

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Thanks Orca 48

Thanks to Orca's post for encouraging me to push for a manufacturer's rectification. My wife's 2011 207 Sportium suddenly lost it's power steering with no warning a few days ago. Hats off too, to Bristol Street Motors, Northampton who contacted Peugeot head office for me and obtained permission to carry out the repair. I am told I will not even to have to pay for the diagnostic check. My car also gets a free 'health check' and a wash!
 

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This issue is variable on whether peugeot will fix it free or not simply because there is more than 1 thing that can go wrong in this thread alone there are 3 different faults mentioned

1 steering ecu
2 loss of power TO steering
3 steering MOTOR/electro drive failure THIS is the one peugeot will pay for as the motor is a weak point.

no 1 the ecu itself is not a common issue
no2 could be a simple blown fuse OR it could be a sign that the motor is failing and has blown the fuse it could even be a faulty fusebox/dodgy wiring !


Same symptoms do not mean same fault.
 

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My 307 has electric power steering but still uses power steering fluid, so I guess you’re saying the 207 is fully electric, no fluids then. That’s something totally new to me, I’ll have to look up more about it. The steering is so light my 307 feels quite heavy now, and my girlfriends 306 feels so heavy I keep thinking the pump has failed
 

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The 307 has hydraulic power steering with an electric PUMP it is still normal steering

Most modern cars use purely electric steering and it has been used since probably 1998 or so all corsas all mk2 phase 2 clios all meganes puntos suzuki altos swifts micra k12 onwards mgf citroen C1 and its variants toyota yaris etc etc etc
 

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Peugeot 207 2011 1.4s POWER STEERING FAILURE: I just had mine done free apart from the diagnostic which cost £86:

You have to say That part has a " lifetime or extended warranty " ! Not a recall or anything else. Unless you ' make the point ' they will not offer ! I got onto Peugeot France ! and head office Peugeot UK. Took a while but now anyone can go into a main agent and that is the deal!

The offending part is an "Electro Drive motor"
I've taken mine in for this this - can I also state this - do you have it in writing at all?
 

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My car has had the orange steering light up and power steering completely gone, managed to drive home. Several hours later switched engine on to show husband but no orange light and steering worked fine. One week later orange light on again no power steering and again got home and when tried car several hours later orange light gone. Rang Peugeot main dealers near to me and they said take it in when orange light is on as then diagnostics will show fault. If steering motor unit will replace for free but still have to pay for diagnostics. Now waiting for orange light to come back on as I am sure it will. Did anyone else have the orange light come on then off or is it just my car?
 

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That sort of fault will usually be logged in the car's memory so no need to wait for it to come on again, just take it in. Or take a pic of the light if it comes on again before you take it in as proof.

You could also find someone close to you on the PP2000 map and get them to check for you just to have peace of mind that it is there before taking it in.
 
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