307 TD SXi - Any Tips?

Discussion in 'Peugeot 307' started by John West Berks, Jul 31, 2004.

  1. Hi all,

    I'm close to purchasing an 2002 307 TD SXi. Its my 1st Peugeot AND my first
    diesel.

    46k miles, full main dealer history (£8500)

    Anything I should be wary of or check for?

    Reply to group please as email is non functioning address.

    TIA,

    John.
     
    John West Berks, Jul 31, 2004
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  2. John West Berks

    Mark Guest

    If it has aircon, make sure they top the gass up for you :)


    Mark
     
    Mark, Jul 31, 2004
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  3. John West Berks

    Hugo Nebula Guest

    Do you mean an XSi? Is it an import, because diesels were (or are)
    badged as DTurbos in the UK.

    I found with my first diesel that I was over-reving and holding it in
    a lower gear for too long (especially if your former petrol car was a
    16 valve). The HDi engine performs best in the 1900-2900 rpm range.
    -There was a problem with the mileometer reading more miles than
    actually driven. Make sure this has been fixed. Check this by
    comparing it with the tripmeter.
    -Don't expect the mileage figures quoted in the brochure.
     
    Hugo Nebula, Jul 31, 2004
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  4. Thanks for the tips.

    Yes I did mean an XSi, told you it was my 1st Peugeot;-)

    Its not an import. Its badged DTurbo on the side of the front doors and HDI
    on the back. Dealer said it is the XSi spec (Half leather, climate,
    sunroof, cuise control, 17" alloys etc)

    Had my second test drive and have now purchased. Was quite impressed that
    is did NOT sound like a taxi lol.

    Looking forward to the better fuel consumption now:)

    John.
     
    John West Berks, Aug 1, 2004
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  5. John West Berks

    Mindwipe Guest

    apart from a lot of problems when new these are starting to get popular
    hopefully you will have no probs with yours
    enjoy
     
    Mindwipe, Aug 5, 2004
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