Im going to do a servie on my Phase2 D-Turbo 306. So far the list of things im going to replace/change are
1 Oil and filter (what brand oil?)
2 Airfilter
3 Fuel Filter
And that is it, im sure there should be more to change but I cant think what??
Glow plugs are in good order.
Is there a pollen filter?
GFS car parts good for parts?
I will be getting the cam belt changed but I will get a garage to do this, any ideas of approx cost?
Sorry for all the questions guys but I have never serviced a diesel before, any input would be great.
Scott
306 D turbo service
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You've got it fairly well covered. Any good semi-synth oil will be OK. GSF do a suitable oil and filters will cost you less there than any other shop. If you don't know that the coolant has been changed in the last two years, I would do that as well. A cambelt will cost you about £12 and three hours work, maybe a bit longer for a first time. £100 or so for a garage to do it. But if you can use a few spanners, it's fairly straightforward following the Haynes book.
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None of the 306s were fitted with a pollen filter, at least not in the UK to my knowledge.
Don't forget to take twenty minutes once you've changed everything to cast your eye over the car. Check the condition of the CV joints, exhaust, brake pads and discs, fluid levels (coolant, PAS, brake, screenwash). Standard stuff really.
Don't forget to take twenty minutes once you've changed everything to cast your eye over the car. Check the condition of the CV joints, exhaust, brake pads and discs, fluid levels (coolant, PAS, brake, screenwash). Standard stuff really.
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<blockquote id="quote"><font size="1" face="Verdana, Arial, Helvetica" id="quote">quote:<hr height="1" noshade id="quote"><i>Originally posted by macaroni</i>
I always use proper Peugeot oil filters
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And they will usually be Purflex - even if, like Citroen, they are in a Pug/Cit box.
I always use proper Peugeot oil filters
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And they will usually be Purflex - even if, like Citroen, they are in a Pug/Cit box.
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