what have you done to your 307 today?
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I had my dpf and egr deleted hope that's the end of pollution light plague
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I like this one
Today I got some replacement calipers to refurbish ready to go on with new discs and pads. Refurbing in advance means he wont be off the road :thumb:
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Now that's what I call planning lolI like this one
Today I got some replacement calipers to refurbish ready to go on with new discs and pads. Refurbing in advance means he wont be off the road :thumb:
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New Discs and pads all round.
New wheel bearings in the back.
Replaced heater control panel.
Reversed a bodge job on heater fan wiring and soldered in new resistor.
Replaced a missing parcel shelf.
Sorted dodgy rear wiper motor.
Replaced #3 injector.
New egr valve.
Oil + filter, air filter, fuel filter and pollen filter.
Stripped out entire interior to dry out a leak, fixed scuttle panel properly to windscreen.
Fitted new pioneer deck with bluetooth, old cd player was knackered.
Fitted an armster armrest.
Valeted.
Today I de-tarred the body and wheels, used kerosene soaked rags, washed off with autoglym. Bought some touch up paint for tomorrow. Will polish after doing some touch-ups. I'm also bidding on a cruise control stalk.
Still to do - Take off head due snapped glow plugs, going to get the head re-conditioned by a pro, stem seals, clearances, sort glow plugs, cleaned up and skimmed. When the head is sorted and back on the car i'll do timing belt and water pump.
This 2005 car needed some work to bring it in line, I got it cheap enough though. Its not even mine, its the missus'.
New wheel bearings in the back.
Replaced heater control panel.
Reversed a bodge job on heater fan wiring and soldered in new resistor.
Replaced a missing parcel shelf.
Sorted dodgy rear wiper motor.
Replaced #3 injector.
New egr valve.
Oil + filter, air filter, fuel filter and pollen filter.
Stripped out entire interior to dry out a leak, fixed scuttle panel properly to windscreen.
Fitted new pioneer deck with bluetooth, old cd player was knackered.
Fitted an armster armrest.
Valeted.
Today I de-tarred the body and wheels, used kerosene soaked rags, washed off with autoglym. Bought some touch up paint for tomorrow. Will polish after doing some touch-ups. I'm also bidding on a cruise control stalk.
Still to do - Take off head due snapped glow plugs, going to get the head re-conditioned by a pro, stem seals, clearances, sort glow plugs, cleaned up and skimmed. When the head is sorted and back on the car i'll do timing belt and water pump.
This 2005 car needed some work to bring it in line, I got it cheap enough though. Its not even mine, its the missus'.
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Well that's a long list how long is that over at a guess what did the repairs cost ?
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16/02/13:
Break switch
Air Filter
Pollen Filter
Oil Filter & Oil Change
Diagnostics 16/02/13
Abs Sensor clean (rear passenger side)
New front wipers (bosch)
Wheel Trims (peugeot)
New front bulb
Trip computer Enabled
18/02/13:
Fuel filter replaced
19/02/13:
Repaired boot switch so hard wired in
21/02/13:
Replaced bulbs in heater control
23/02/13:
full set of wheels and tyres
03/03/13
Repair to passenger side wing mirror
10/03/13
Abs Sensor Clean (rear drivers side)
23/03/13
Replaced rear wiper
25/05/13
Replaced front passenger side abs sensor
21/04/13
Replaced Exhaust and bracket.
26/04/13
Replaced aerial base with second hand modified one
28/04/13
Repaired damaged wire on ABS plug, fixed abs problem
30/04/13
Fitting genuine Peugeot roof bars
Last few weekends I've taken all door handles off, primed and resprayed, makes a massive difference.
Next up is ordering new disks and pads and fitting an alarm. Do love working on this car. I think so far with all i've done above, the roof bars were the most expensive at £30. The exhaust was an absolute bargain. Euro did a 50% off sale but even better a 25% off code worked. To good to not get it.
Break switch
Air Filter
Pollen Filter
Oil Filter & Oil Change
Diagnostics 16/02/13
Abs Sensor clean (rear passenger side)
New front wipers (bosch)
Wheel Trims (peugeot)
New front bulb
Trip computer Enabled
18/02/13:
Fuel filter replaced
19/02/13:
Repaired boot switch so hard wired in
21/02/13:
Replaced bulbs in heater control
23/02/13:
full set of wheels and tyres
03/03/13
Repair to passenger side wing mirror
10/03/13
Abs Sensor Clean (rear drivers side)
23/03/13
Replaced rear wiper
25/05/13
Replaced front passenger side abs sensor
21/04/13
Replaced Exhaust and bracket.
26/04/13
Replaced aerial base with second hand modified one
28/04/13
Repaired damaged wire on ABS plug, fixed abs problem
30/04/13
Fitting genuine Peugeot roof bars
Last few weekends I've taken all door handles off, primed and resprayed, makes a massive difference.
Next up is ordering new disks and pads and fitting an alarm. Do love working on this car. I think so far with all i've done above, the roof bars were the most expensive at £30. The exhaust was an absolute bargain. Euro did a 50% off sale but even better a 25% off code worked. To good to not get it.
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Fitted this.
And just changed the dipped beam bulbs as one had failed. Now using Philips X-treme Vision. Don't know what they are like just yet as it gets dark around 10:45ish here and I have not had an opportunity since fitting to go out. (that was yesterday).
And yes I have just gone over the 200000kms; not so much for a 10 year old car.
And just changed the dipped beam bulbs as one had failed. Now using Philips X-treme Vision. Don't know what they are like just yet as it gets dark around 10:45ish here and I have not had an opportunity since fitting to go out. (that was yesterday).
And yes I have just gone over the 200000kms; not so much for a 10 year old car.
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Feel left out in six weeks
Fitted corrugated water pipe rear of engine
Cleaned egr
New oil and filters
Sealed doser unit
Cleaned connections maf sensor
New wiper blades all round
Replaced rd4 head with pioneer
Fitted pioneer under seat sub
Fitted front pioneer model specific speakers
New battery
Used detailing clay polish and wax
Removed seat valet inside
Removed rear row of seats
Bought diagbox and laptop plus generic code reader
Gave in and deleted egr dpf yesterday no light so far today that's a record in hours for me lol
Left
Track rod was advisory
Fear clutch flywheel is going
Probably next year discs pads all round
Hoping that the bottom list does not get bigger lol
Still luv pugs me
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Fitted corrugated water pipe rear of engine
Cleaned egr
New oil and filters
Sealed doser unit
Cleaned connections maf sensor
New wiper blades all round
Replaced rd4 head with pioneer
Fitted pioneer under seat sub
Fitted front pioneer model specific speakers
New battery
Used detailing clay polish and wax
Removed seat valet inside
Removed rear row of seats
Bought diagbox and laptop plus generic code reader
Gave in and deleted egr dpf yesterday no light so far today that's a record in hours for me lol
Left
Track rod was advisory
Fear clutch flywheel is going
Probably next year discs pads all round
Hoping that the bottom list does not get bigger lol
Still luv pugs me
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I have the car about 4 months.
Discs, pads and bearings were about €220
Heater fan control panel €35 from scrappy
Fan resistor €15 from ebay.
Parcel shelf €50 from scrappy (I got robbed)
2nd hand injector €65 from ebay. washer and protector and return seals from dealer.
Egr valve €60 from GSF (genuine peugeot too)
Total oil and filter + air filter, pollen filter, about €80 from dealer.
Fram fuel filter €30 from motor factors.
Armster armrest just had it spare but 307 adaptor was €35
Pioneer deck was spare aswell.
Also fitted new pipe between air mass meter and turbo, €40 from dealer.
Hope to get cruise stalk for about €45
Head recon will be about €120 including stem seals.
Timing kit €80 GSF, Head gasket €45 GSF, Glow plugs €30 GSF, have these ready to go.
It needs a new comms unit aswell about €200 on ebay.
Having a (almost) functioning pug.... PRICELESS
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Mine has been mostly repairing the mess the previous driver hadn't bothered to do and mostly cosmetic work. Touch wood, nothing serious.You lot have some troublesome cars.
My car, needs nothing doing
Although my MOT is up next Monday.
in the last 6 months
my 307
new 10w40 oil and filter
pollen filter, fuel filter and air filter
repaired air box with screws
new front left hub.
new front discs and pads
robbed alloys off my missus car
brought new fixings to repair undertray
changed all bulbs in top brake light as one was intermittent
my missus 307
fitted sony stereo
cleaned the whole car in and out
sprayed trims inside silver
new seat covers and tailored mats
new front bosch wipers
new front right hub
new 10w40 oil and filter
pollen filter fuel filter and air filter
repaired air box with screws
cable tied carpet inside to tidy it up
new cam belt water pump tensioners. crankshaft pulley and coolant change
new thermostat housing
repaired turbo pipe fixings
my 307
new 10w40 oil and filter
pollen filter, fuel filter and air filter
repaired air box with screws
new front left hub.
new front discs and pads
robbed alloys off my missus car
brought new fixings to repair undertray
changed all bulbs in top brake light as one was intermittent
my missus 307
fitted sony stereo
cleaned the whole car in and out
sprayed trims inside silver
new seat covers and tailored mats
new front bosch wipers
new front right hub
new 10w40 oil and filter
pollen filter fuel filter and air filter
repaired air box with screws
cable tied carpet inside to tidy it up
new cam belt water pump tensioners. crankshaft pulley and coolant change
new thermostat housing
repaired turbo pipe fixings
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Attempted to block my egr with a plate. Absolutely no chance of getting to it on a 90 bhp engine
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That's bad luck Gibbo could it be tried with removal of the wire of the egr see if you like it
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Ah now. Don't you know all you need to is block the rubber pipe. Im blue in the face from saying it.Attempted to block my egr with a plate. Absolutely no chance of getting to it on a 90 bhp engine
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