[sithefire]

Should be picking up my XSI (3dr,petrol) on friday, so looking forward to it ,thought it best to join a forum just in case i need a bit of specialist help if or when things decide not to work as they should !!, great looking forum btw:thumb:

Si

 

[the moose]

Hi there and welcome to the forum :thumb:

Am sure you wont have much bother if any with your pug,enjoy it :nod:

 

[sithefire]

Hi moose, and thanks for the welcome, I've owned a 106 2x 206's and a 406 in the past all with no major problems apart from wear and tear, if the 307 is the same i'l be more than impressed:thumb:

 

[sithefire]

Well i finally picked up my 307 yesterday, all seemed well on the surface, drives well, looks good condition for age and mileage (51 plate with 40k on clock), was not til i got home that i noticed that the cd changer does not work, and it has just started to make a metallic sounding rattle from the engine bay area, its already booked back into the garage for tomorrow, just hope this is not the start of things to come ...

Si

 

[the moose]

the rattle might just be a loose heat shield,the cd changer possibly a fuse,or broken connection. Not much help i know especially as the car should be spot on. Ask the garage if it has had all the recall work done,you can contact peugeot uk yourself if they dont know.

 

[sithefire]

cheers moose:thumb: , the garage (not peugeot dealer) have said they would look to replace the changer unit, and will contact me once they have sourced one, i'l give them a week and get back on there case, a quick check on ebay and you can get a exchange unit for £85 so should not be to hard for them, i thought the rattle may have been the heat shield, does sound like that type of rattle, is this a simple fix, or do you think its a garage job. I'l give peugeot uk a call on Monday and see about the recall work, thanks for the heads up

Si

 

[the moose]

The heat shield is a quick fix,sometimes they get bent out of shape a little and that can cause a rattle. Keep us up to date with your progress.