1995 306 Dturbo - How many miles will it do then?

Discussion in 'Peugeot 306' started by Adrian Sims, Sep 25, 2005.

  1. Adrian Sims

    Adrian Sims Guest

    I have just begun to spend a fair bit of money on this car and I wondered if
    its all worth it!

    So far this month I have had new drums on the rear, shoes, and bearings.
    Then I had new P-bushes to the front lower suspension arm fitted, last month
    was new glow plugs and the heater matrix! - What next !

    Its done 135K miles, and F.S.H - how many miles will she do before it lets
    go completely? worth spending more money on?

    Who has the most mileage on one of these ?

    Cheers
    Adrian
     
    Adrian Sims, Sep 25, 2005
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    Jim Mason Guest

    I currently have 180K on mine and going like a dream. Sailed through
    it's last MOT.

    Jim
     
    Jim Mason, Sep 25, 2005
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    Nom Guest

    Apart from your heater matrix, nothing has actually broken yet. All you've
    replaced, are consumables that wear out with mileage. If you haven't
    replaced the Shock Absorbers yet, I'd make that next on the list - they'll
    be *very* tired after 135k :)
     
    Nom, Sep 26, 2005
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    Malc Guest

    The engines should last for ages, over 200k should be possible and as
    far as I know the bodywork lasts well too, at least other Pugs do
    reasonably well.
     
    Malc, Sep 26, 2005
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    G.T Guest

    Hi Nom,
    Possibly, but the Pug shocks are known to be excellent and unbreakable.
    Ok, I'm unlucky, I've got one leaking at 89,000 miles only :-(

    Regards,
    G.T
    205 Diesel & turbo-Diesel : www.205d.com
     
    G.T, Sep 26, 2005
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  6. Adrian Sims

    Adrian Sims Guest

    Oh yer, I've done my rear shocks this month as well!

    Cheers for all replies!

    Ad
     
    Adrian Sims, Sep 27, 2005
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    trollgeddon Guest

    Mines running great apart from a starting problem but nothing stopping
    it performing well. Its got 137k, No signs of body rust, sports
    interior is in mint condition, no oil leaks etc. The only things i
    have changed since ive owned it is the obvious wear and tears...and i
    jacked the rear end up and it tore the axle mounts out, replaced all 4
    , quite simple to do. whether its a common problem i do not know. and
    i put a radiator on it, again quite a simple job. It feels like mine
    will go on forever (touch wood) but i will need to put on front brake
    flexi hoses at somepoint soon.
     
    trollgeddon, Sep 28, 2005
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    christi Guest

    my 305 did 208,000 miles
    it lost compression on one cylinder because the exhaust valves were
    worn
    easily fixed but mine had had a bad crash and cheap repair and the
    whole back end rusted, so it wasn’t worth fixing

    it did need a new head gasket at just over 100,000 because I used to
    thrash it and i think I stretched the head bolts, no one else I knew
    did this. a new gasket and bolts then took it to 208,000

    if you ever let it run out of oil or water then it will die instantly.
    make sure your low water sensor works, and if it comes on pull over
    immediately

    also make sure you change the cambelt when you should

    use synthetic diesel oil

    then you will get 200,000 easily
     
    christi, Sep 30, 2005
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