406SV cooling problem

Discussion in 'Peugeot 406' started by Ken, Nov 5, 2006.

  1. Ken

    Ken Guest

    I have been a member of this group for yonks and posted the following
    under: 406SV Expensive 120k service. But not a single response - a
    first. So I try again - we help each other by reporting our experiences
    and this, usually, generates feedback.


    My sv had its 120k up which meant a new cambelt - $A1,600. But we had
    experienced an overheating problem - this happened before - about 2
    years ago and was fixed by replacing a sensor - $A55.

    But this time they kept my car for over three days and the final cost
    was over $A3k. They replaced BOTH fan motors and the water pump - 3/4
    of the heating system. At least they did not replace the radiator!

    Have owners of other geriatric 406's had this sort of experience?



    I now add that the two motors seem to work fine. But, to be fair, also
    add that there has been no sign of overheating since the fix.
     
    Ken, Nov 5, 2006
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  2. I take it that yours is a petrol engined car but cooling systems should be
    much the same for petrol or diesel. Mine is a 1999 2.0hdi with 114,000
    miles (not kilometres) on the clock and overheating is one problem I have
    never had. Having said that, I have probably now opened my big mouth and
    dropped myself in it.
     
    Keith Willcocks, Nov 5, 2006
    #2
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