Peugeot 2008. The new chapter

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Huskyxantia
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Re: Peugeot 2008. The new chapter

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I tried the window button memory thing when you get the window back up to the fully closed position then hold the button still as if your making the window go up hold for 5 seconds this then resets the stop position, it worked . Well until using the car again dropping the window and the 3 inch up movement at a time happened again , so loom check next
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The first service in my ownership, look at that filter well both.... I hoovered the air box out aswell . Photos of part numbers and the name of product first time using them and the quality is pretty impressive too
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well, that was definitely, definitely worth doing, eh!? :)
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MattBLancs wrote: Yesterday, 18:43 well, that was definitely, definitely worth doing, eh!? :)
According to the service history this was serviced earlier this year ! No way . Next job timing belt kit , just for my own piece of mind
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Are you going to give the previous owner a peace of your mind?
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Huskyxantia wrote: Yesterday, 18:48
MattBLancs wrote: Yesterday, 18:43 well, that was definitely, definitely worth doing, eh!? :)
According to the service history this was serviced earlier this year ! No way . Next job timing belt kit , just for my own piece of mind
Those filters were soon due to draw their pensions!

I've always found Ridex stuff OK for what I need... May be not top, premium stuff but quite OK for light duties I find.
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ozfrog wrote: Today, 03:43 Are you going to give the previous owner a peace of your mind?
Depends what one, as in it was a part ex ,so depending how long the dealer had it , which is to blame ,but either way who ever stamped in the service book full cambelt kit, wet belt is a prick as far as im concerned and yeah when ever ive sold on an old car ive always done an oil and filter change just out of politeness, makes me think why ive ever bothered now , service in a local garage is £230 so maybe I won't next time
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