Hard to find Technical Data - now on the web.

David Goddard · Unread post by **David Goddard** » 21 Sep 2003, 13:09

For those of us with engines where maintenance and repair data is not published by Haynes it looks like things are changing. Peugeot have a site which provides data for their entire range of cars. With most recent Citroen engines being identical this is good news.
The site is http://public.infotech.peugeot.com
The down side is you have to pay.
I subscribed for 6 hours for 15 Euro and managed to print out some really useful data on the 3.0 24V engine and autobox used by Peugeot and Citroen - data that is simply unavailable anywhere else.
I see there is data on every engine including such aspects as:-
The partical filter and additive replacement.
Timing belt replacement.
Torque settings.
Auto gear box oil types (special fluid for electronically controlled boxes) and level.
Injector replacement.
I suspect Citroen will also be producing one - I guess it's it responce to the upcoming EU changes to open up the motor trade to more open competition.

blueboy2001 · Unread post by **blueboy2001** » 21 Sep 2003, 21:43

Citroen have put their parts catalogues online, but you have to be a trade customer to access them; your local dealership has to issue login details.

Dave Burns · Unread post by **Dave Burns** » 22 Sep 2003, 02:40

Hmmm...the link don't work for me, or is the site down.
Dave

blueboy2001 · Unread post by **blueboy2001** » 22 Sep 2003, 02:41

http://public.infotec.peugeot.com
Small typo in the link.

AndersDK · Unread post by **AndersDK** » 22 Sep 2003, 03:14

allright - a misplaced extra "h" in "infotec".
The link works without the "h".