405 diesel clutch

Discussion in 'Peugeot 405' started by Bilbo Baggins, Jul 9, 2004.

  1. Don't like to brag but my 405 diesel has done 157,000 miles on the original
    clutch.

    It feels like it has lots of life left in it still.

    What is the average life expectancy?

    K
     
    Bilbo Baggins, Jul 9, 2004
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  2. Bilbo Baggins

    Stuart Gray Guest

    Dunno, but my old Volvo did 230,000 on first clutch. Second clutch was still
    fine when I got rid of the car at 350,000. I hope I can expect as much as
    you from my 205 D and my Cit ZX 1.9 D.

    Stuart
     
    Stuart Gray, Jul 9, 2004
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    Chris Guest

    I owned a 405 which was used everyday for my work etc. It then pulled a
    caravan for weekend trips.. For 2-3 weeks of the year it took us + caravan
    to places like Switzerland, S.France, Bavaria,etc. Friends would say you`d
    wreck the clutch. When I sold the car it had clocked 155,000 miles - same
    clutch!!
    Chris
     
    Chris, Jul 10, 2004
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    Justin Thyme Guest

    Right.......
    My 405 was used for 15 years as a taxi in Beirut,
    it had 750,000miles on the clock and bullet holes in every body panel.
    AND it was still on the origional clutch! ;-)
     
    Justin Thyme, Jul 10, 2004
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    Fitzy Guest

    He He He,
    nice one Justin Thyme ;-)

    My 1996 405 TD is up to 128000 miles, same clutch, loads of bite, pulls a
    caravan all over the UK, just come back from Italy via Mont Blanc, and never
    faulted once,,,,,,,,,,,,,, absolutely brilliant car,,,
    Fitzy
     
    Fitzy, Aug 2, 2004
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    Justin Thyme Guest

    Pythons has a lot to answer for!
    Perverting the minds of already fairly perverted children.
    On a more serious note, the only pug clutch I've ever lost in hundreds of K
    miles, was on a 309.
    That one got really hard to press down, snapped a cable, bent an actuating
    arm but still worked, albeit with a bit of a knee trembler, when the car got
    scrapped.

    j.t
     
    Justin Thyme, Aug 3, 2004
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