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tobycooke

Posted: Wed Mar 06, 2013 9:45 am

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so just picked the car up from the garage and just as i suspected it has failed its MOT.

1, rear fog lamp not working
2, front (both sides) anti-roll bar has excessive play in a ball joint
3, offside rear break pipe excessively corroded
4, (strap corroded and broken) fuel tank insecure

now i have the worries of how much dosh this is going to cost me, has anybody any idea 2,3,4 will cost me? (ish)

or if they are easy enough to do myself if i get the parts?

thanks

MrBSI

Posted: Wed Mar 06, 2013 9:56 am

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Fuel tank strap is £10.87 including VAT from Peugeot & easy to fit, spray the fixings with release agent for a few days before you attempt to undo them. Rear fog lamp, first thing is check the bulb. Front drop links are cheap to buy & easy enough to fit. Brake pipe needs someone with a flaring tool to make a new pipe.


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tobycooke

Posted: Wed Mar 06, 2013 10:01 am

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ok cheers! are there any 'How to' guides on replacing the drop links?

MrBSI

Posted: Wed Mar 06, 2013 10:04 am

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tobycooke wrote:

ok cheers! are there any 'How to' guides on replacing the drop links?

I've no idea, possibly in the How To section.

Fuel tank strap seems to be a common weak point on the 206 now, make sure the tank is nearly empty before you undo the old strap.


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tobycooke

Posted: Wed Mar 06, 2013 11:34 am

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ok will do, hate to be a noob but do you know of any one that has has changed the fuel tanks strap? and whether it is a big job?

MrBSI

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tobycooke wrote:

ok will do, hate to be a noob but do you know of any one that has has changed the fuel tanks strap? and whether it is a big job?

I did it last year Wink

Its easier up on a ramp BUT if you haven't got access to a ramp then you can do it with the car up on axle stands or drive up ramps.


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tobycooke

Posted: Wed Mar 06, 2013 12:05 pm

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ahh brilliant thanks!! i have just orders the tank strap and some drop links. i am lucky because my dad is the local mac tools dealer so he will have the 'flaring tool' have you ever had to do it? easy or hard? i bet you are getting bored of me asking if things are easy or hard now haha! but seriously thanks for all the help!

MrBSI

Posted: Wed Mar 06, 2013 12:06 pm

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My solid brake pipes are fine as they are protected from corrosion.


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tobycooke

Posted: Wed Mar 06, 2013 12:24 pm

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right i have just took the fog light out and bulb is ok. iv looked on web and they say that fuse F19 is the fuse for it, and it is in the 28 fuse box in the passenger compartment, where abouts is this and has anyone a diagram for the fuse box in hand?

Edward

Posted: Wed Mar 06, 2013 12:55 pm

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I change my fuel tank strap last year because it didnt look too nice. Just spray lots of WD40 on the threads before yo take it off. The thread can be a little grubby. New nyloc nuts would be useful too.


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paulspug

Posted: Thu Mar 07, 2013 8:08 am

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Just done my droplinks, but ended up snapping my spring .
Put the car on jack and got the grinder out to cut thro it, and when i did the engine dropped and broke my spring Crying or Very sad

So, i'd put it on axles, and support the engine with a trolly jack, before you endevour to remove them.
me, well ive got new drop links, and now a lowered front end with new springs and shocks .Just the rear to lower now / sigh
All for the sake of doing a small job.

macca1411

Posted: Thu Mar 07, 2013 8:35 am

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paulspug wrote:

Just done my droplinks, but ended up snapping my spring .
Put the car on jack and got the grinder out to cut thro it, and when i did the engine dropped and broke my spring Crying or Very sad

How does your engine drop from taking the drop link off?

Edward

Posted: Thu Mar 07, 2013 2:20 pm

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Must have cut the front end of the car off!


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Steve206

Posted: Thu Mar 07, 2013 5:00 pm

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paulspug wrote:

Just done my droplinks, but ended up snapping my spring .
Put the car on jack and got the grinder out to cut thro it, and when i did the engine dropped and broke my spring Crying or Very sad

?? I cant figure this out?!


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paulspug

Posted: Fri Mar 08, 2013 6:47 am

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Steve206 wrote:

paulspug wrote:

Just done my droplinks, but ended up snapping my spring .
Put the car on jack and got the grinder out to cut thro it, and when i did the engine dropped and broke my spring Crying or Very sad

?? I cant figure this out?!

yes that what happened.
engine dropped bout 6-8 inches, and bad noise, the spring broke on that side.
Dont know how , as i would have done it properly otherwise.
thought if i just cut it off(as the bolts were going round, and unable to loosen them) then just a matter of putting the new one on.
cars 11/12 years old so maybe just unlucky Crying or Very sad

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