mark

Today I did some research in asking service managers has worked for
Mazda, Holden and VW - a workshop manager - been on the tools as well VW
Audi/Jag/Volvo/Landrover. Both these said it was unnecessary at 17000km.

Then went to the pug dealer and spoke with the workshop manager (on the
side) he said it was onselling the product and not necessary at the km's
bit maybe at 50000 or 60000km you could find a difference.

He was were getting very familiar with our first 307 with them having it
for 1 in every 6 days in the first year with oil consumption problems.

The process is by disconnecting the fuel lines and injecting a pp can of
solvent into the fuel system , on a normal injected car they use one can
of solvent .and run the car for that period. A diesel they use extra
pressure with the injection.

rob

Mark Besley wrote:
>
>
> Can’t say I recall this being done to mine. Unless you have been using
> fuel of suspect quality I wouldn’t worry. I’ve also heard that
> biodiesel can cause gunk to build up so it may be an idea if you’ve
> been using it.
>
> I insisted on the oil being changed at the initial 10,000km inspection
> on mine and again at 20,000km. I had some (noticeable not disastrous)
> oil consumption in the first 10,000 on mine but it settled down after
> that. There is a definite “running in” period with these engines. My
> fuel consumption improved noticeably after the first 10,000 also.
>
> Mark
>
> *From:* peugeot-307@yahoogroups.com
> [mailto:peugeot-307@yahoogroups.com] *On Behalf Of *Rob
> *Sent:* Thursday, 2 July 2009 11:29 AM
> *To:* peugeot-307@yahoogroups.com
> *Subject:* [peugeot-307] Fuel System service?
>
>
>
>
> I have a 2ltr HDI and is going in for the first service. at 17000km
> (Without any oil consumption problems.)
>
> The service centre want to do a fuel system service, I can't find this
> service mentioned in the service requirements
>
> My thinking its an after sales push which will cost $240 extra on the
> service cost.
>
> Any thoughts on this and is it required ?
>
> Mentioned it gets rid of the gunk which builds up within the fuel lines. .
>
> If this is so then Peugeot should have included this with the service
> and in the service schedules.
>
> Any thoughts on this and is it required ?
>
> rob
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