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#351 Re: Maintenance » EGR VALVE FIX » 2020-05-23 14:25:13
The EGR is designed to reduce NOx emissions, which are not tested.
#352 Re: Maintenance » Servicebox access » 2020-04-24 10:32:45
Here are some links for the last offline edition 11/2013 - either mega or gdrive, links are interchangable
Its a 12Gb rar archive, which decompresses into a 20Gb XP virtualbox image https://www.virtualbox.org/wiki/Downloads
The XP is in Russian but that does make any difference - Servicebox is in Russian also but this can be changed to English.
Tested OK on virualbox 6.0.4
https://mega.co.nz/#!TZ0mCYqa!ltixMWniq … uXE637SOCg
https://mega.co.nz/#!vZcFjCSS!mCtT37NwR … lWwWf5JPbQ
https://mega.co.nz/#!vMky3AwT!rmdtsdZUy … jUKoqpJ2rI
https://drive.google.com/open?id=1S--5l … NoMoqlU1Ls
https://drive.google.com/open?id=1rB5Ac … Fu_9W_Tlrj
https://drive.google.com/open?id=1HABOp … AuuPZMpvAe
#353 Re: Maintenance » Servicebox access » 2020-04-05 10:29:08
Downloaded and mounted using https://wincdemu.sysprogs.org/download/
Runs fine in Windows 10 and is quick, however the release is from 1999.
#354 Re: Maintenance » Servicebox access » 2020-04-04 13:07:44
Yes, had problems in the past where the website insisted I was in the wrong country. But I checked around and found a post in another forum indicating that the paywall came up a few weeks ago.
Anyway I found an old install (sedre and peugeot docs) from 2011 on my PC for the parts and electrical diagrams which still works, so that's also a backup
#355 Maintenance » Servicebox access » 2020-04-03 13:38:53
- tee_cee
- Replies: 17
Well I see that PSA have now decided that we should be paying to find out the part numbers for our vans http://public.servicebox.peugeot.com/pages/index.jsp
However there are a couple of alternatives - Russian sites that appear to have scraped the data.
http://www.catcar.info/peugeot/?lang=en
https://www.ilcats.ru/peugeot/
#356 Re: General Discussion » Extra six month MOT » 2020-03-31 12:10:33
tee_cee wrote:Seen somewhere that it was 12 months - so up to 30th March 2021.
Guess we we find out next week when they update the databaseAre you not getting mixed up with this line in the original BBC link?
The new law will be introduced on 30 March when it will come into immediate effect for 12 months.
Oddly the MOT check landing page states "MOT extensions are being processed in date order."
However the link on that page to https://www.gov.uk/guidance/coronavirus … march-2020 states
"Check your MOT expiry date has been extended
Your MOT expiry date will usually be updated on the day your MOT is due to expire. However, it might be done up to a few days before."
This would suggest that that they are not going to update all the expiry dates at once, which would then give them room to reverse the decision at a later date
#357 Re: Maintenance » Lost keys » 2020-03-29 18:09:52
As kenbw2 says try the dealer - but they will want you to come in and supply docs etc.
There are also people out there that have access to the vin/key database and will cut the keys for you.
As for the immobiliser you will need someone with a Lexia (try peugeotforums or frenchcarforum) and the security code for programming.
I have used Graham at http://www.radisol.com/car-keys-fobs-security/ for getting the programming security codes before, so maybe he could help.
#358 Re: General Discussion » Extra six month MOT » 2020-03-26 12:05:18
I cant see this being a six month thing. They must have failed to say during lock down or something. Technically due to the way it looks if your MOT is due on say Oct 1st you get an extra six month
Seen somewhere that it was 12 months - so up to 30th March 2021.
Guess we we find out next week when they update the database
#359 Re: General Discussion » Extra six month MOT » 2020-03-26 08:10:10
Mines wasn't due until the 17th but I had it done on Tuesday while waiting for news from the govt. So if I had waited another 24 hours I would have got another 6 months. I wonder if it had failed would the have given the extension.
#360 Re: General Discussion » A form of isolation » 2020-03-22 14:52:12
had a note yesterday from the Camping & Caravan Club. They have decided not to open several sites in April, and have placed some restrictions on the ones that are open. Main points are a reduction in capacity to 50% (to allow more spacing between pitches) and closing the shower and toilet blocks!
Seems like a bit of wishful thinking on their behalf, but it suggests, to me, that campsites will be closing their gates shortly.
..and today they have closed their sites
#361 Re: General Discussion » A form of isolation » 2020-03-21 12:50:59
had a note yesterday from the Camping & Caravan Club. They have decided not to open several sites in April, and have placed some restrictions on the ones that are open. Main points are a reduction in capacity to 50% (to allow more spacing between pitches) and closing the shower and toilet blocks!
Seems like a bit of wishful thinking on their behalf, but it suggests, to me, that campsites will be closing their gates shortly.
#362 Spare Parts » LHD Headlamps » 2020-03-15 10:05:29
- tee_cee
- Replies: 6
Anyone interested in a pair of new left hand drive headlights.
Bought them for my 2002 1.9D Expert, but never got round to fitting and have sold the van on.
Near High Wycombe
#363 Re: Camper Conversions » I've been fiddling Again » 2020-03-15 10:01:07
tee_cee wrote:Very nice.
Regarding the connector, I simply passed the hose with grommet through the tank, and stick a male quick release into the end of the hose.
http://1.bp.blogspot.com/-GlTCatIOrzc/V … 000857.JPGI Take it that's pretty much a double ended male QR joiner...........
I like that idea ....... Need to keep it in mind.........
I'd used the fitments I'd (Started too) amassed for and thinking I'd need for a grey tank replacement.........
It's a 13mm barb into the hose with a QR joiner. It's not part of the standard garden hose type fitments, but is used in irrigation sytems made by Antelco or Hydrosure. A search for 13mm snap on joiner will bring up some options,
#364 Re: General Discussion » mileage not lighting up » 2020-03-13 17:53:01
Hi Guys
Thanks for your help. I bought the van last weekend, its a one owner 1.9D non turbo with 84000 miles. the engine seems good, interior is rough.
I need a new drivers seat base(its a three seat van) the suspension seems a bit soft (bit of a bounce on the front end after speed bumps)
any ideas where to get the best deal on spares? Also any tips on taking the dash out?
Thanks again
Not too difficult https://dispatchexpertscudo.org.uk/foru … 6253#p6253
#365 Re: Maintenance » CAMBELT CHANGE » 2020-03-13 17:47:50
I have a cambelt kit here ready for fitting.The van is 14 years old and on 70k with no history of a change in the bumph that came with it.Not using the van on the road yet but it will be insured and taxed on the 1st of April so needs done pronto.
Anybody DIY the belt change? I would rather do it myself,but lack of dexterity in my hands would make it very difficult if access is tight.
Seems that for every belt kit that is fitted correctly,another is left wrong.Hard to find an experienced conscientious mechanic these days.
True. When I last had it done, in Omagh as it happens, it was just over £200. However they said they changed the alternator belt, and it broke 100 miles later - the mechanic indicated that it was an old belt. After that I was constantly wondering if the belt/followers/water pump had actually been changed or not.
#366 Re: Camper Conversions » I've been fiddling Again » 2020-03-13 17:41:23
Very nice.
Regarding the connector, I simply passed the hose with grommet through the tank, and stick a male quick release into the end of the hose.
#367 Re: Maintenance » Nearside rear sliding door will not open Fiat Scudo 2011 » 2020-03-12 12:20:56
I had problems on the old van with the mechanism sticking at the back. So to get the door to open I'd pull the handle and at the same time hit the back of door, with my hand, where the latch is situated. After a few bangs the door opened and I was able to grease it all up again.
On my 2015 Expert the latch is situated 10cm below the bottom of the sliding rail.
#368 Re: General Discussion » Newbie » 2020-03-11 18:00:28
Never heard of Quidco either but will be checking them all from now on
Vaz2121. It was just a mock booking of the ferry. Decided to bin the Croatia trip and do it next year so i can put all my funds into converting my larger Convoy. Yea the icon lit up with a number 1 in a box what i presumed it found a code is there was many for Eurocarparts.
If you do sign up, this is my referral link https://www.quidco.com/raf/130612 
#369 Re: General Discussion » Newbie » 2020-03-11 15:29:57
Casper wrote:Honey. DFDS any saving is a bonus
I don't think it works With DFDS...............
Didn't see them on list of companies they partnered with ............
But suppose it's worth a try ...........
Did litle Icon light up to indicate it might?
Found varies codes here for DFDS and other operators ..........."Don't know if they work"
Been using Quidco for a few years, just over £3000 cashback so far. Sometimes it's only a pound or two but it's worth remembering.
#370 Re: General Discussion » Seats for combi van » 2020-02-29 17:22:52
I think the C8 seats will fit the MK1 but not the MK2 as the floor pan is different?
C8's will fit. The fixing centers are the same - but bolt diameters may be different.
#371 Re: General Discussion » Lost Radio Code For A CLARION PU-2294A » 2020-02-22 08:48:31
Hi, there should be another sticker with a serial like C700xxx...
#372 Re: Camper Conversions » Bed width question. » 2020-02-03 01:00:46
That was my conversion above. The width of our bed is 104cm. This was the max I could get and still fit the compressor fridge in. I also decided to put the bed on the drivers side to make use of the extra few cm gap behind the door pillar thats taken up by the fuel tank filler on the other side
Im 5ft10 and 75kg on a good day and toh is 5ft1 and 55kg and we find the size no problem at all.
#373 Re: Camper Conversions » Front seats » 2020-01-24 01:26:10
I've put the swivel seat on the passenger side but it's a bit wobbly. The swivel is a FASP & is made for my Expert, all the bolts line up properly so it's play in the bearings that's causing the problem. Has anyone come up with suitable packing to go between the swivel plates?
Thanks
I have a FASP on the drivers side and there is no noticable play on the bearings.
#374 Re: Maintenance » Exact location of fuel stop solenoid » 2020-01-21 11:16:30
Awesome... Thank you.
Since this van is my way of earning money, I got desperate. I guessed that was the location and have already exposed, removed & confirmed that the solonoid was infact the source of my woe.
I'll be ordering new one today from my motor factors
Cheers
Mine is a 2004 model
Well done. Might be useful to post how you removed the cover. Others have used and angle grinder or worked with the tamperproof bolts.
#375 Re: Maintenance » Exact location of fuel stop solenoid » 2020-01-20 04:39:24
The red mark shows where the cover on my 2002 was.
I posted my experince here
https://dispatchexpertscudo.org.uk/foru … php?id=355
edit corrected year