any good ?Expertamateur wrote: 15 Apr 2025, 13:43 Nice to hear of someone winning a battle with a "cc". My 307 has never been reliable with regard to the roof operation. I don't dare try to lower it these days. I'm saving up for a new switch.
I have discovered a useful site that offers parts that are unique to Peugeot "cc" models. The site is in French so you'll need to translate.
https://passioncabriolet.com/
308cc weird windows problem F9D0, F9D1
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Re: 308cc weird windows problem F9D0, F9D1
Husky.
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Re: 308cc weird windows problem F9D0, F9D1
I get where you're coming from, but I live in Brittany where a nice sunny day is rare, and followed by weeks of rain. I never want to get caught out with a roof that won't close again. So I'll just have to get used to a fixed roof for now. I have no garage.Djandree wrote: 19 Jul 2025, 09:56 Heh. It is always at back of your head...will it close this time? .. but it is what it is. CC should be driven with the roof down ))))
Absolutely hate modern cars and being ripped off by garages that play parts roulette.
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Huskyxantia
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Re: 308cc weird windows problem F9D0, F9D1
Our weather's not that special in the uk it's now going either to wet or way to hot . All in all these cars are real nice to drive.
Husky.
Thinking outside of the box is better than sitting in a dark one.
