Peugeot 206 exhaust

Discussion in 'Peugeot 206' started by ijdc1980, May 23, 2005.

  1. ijdc1980

    ijdc1980 Guest

    Where the middle bit of the exhaust meets the back box the exhaust
    pipe has split all the way round and come apart. i have it booked in
    to be fixed, but peugeot have told me it isn’t covered under warranty,
    is this right i have had it from new and its 30 months old? can i
    complain and kick up a fuss or are they within their right. it seams a
    bit unfair when all the rest of the underside of my car is in mint
    condition and the car has been treated well. surely this is poor
    workmanship?
     
    ijdc1980, May 23, 2005
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  2. ijdc1980

    davek Guest

    Not bad, three english winters and two summers. Trouble is the rear end
    doesn't get that hot so creates condensation which causes metal worm to
    thrive-especially if the car is used for mainly short runs. Plus being
    battered with road muck and salty grit. Having said that a relative just
    part ex'd a fourteen year old Proton still with it's original exhaust.
    DaveK.
     
    davek, May 23, 2005
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  3. ijdc1980

    mindwipe Guest

    if its just cracked but not corroded i suppose you could have it welded
     
    mindwipe, May 25, 2005
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  4. ijdc1980

    androo Guest

    had it from new and its 30 months old? can i

    You'd need to look carefully at the terms of your warranty. I suspect
    exhausts come under 'wear and tear'. I wouldn't bank on any good will from
    Peugeot. Not their speciality. They don't care (yet) whether or not you buy
    another Peugeot.

    Androo
     
    androo, May 26, 2005
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  5. ijdc1980

    123 Guest

    peugeot exhausts are covered for 24 months unless it is the catalyst
    which is three years.
    exhausts will corrode from the inside because the main amount of waste
    from engine is water. the water sits inside the exhaust when
    stationary and corrodes exhaust. the outside of the exhaust can look
    perfectly fine until you get the sudden breakage. not poor workmanship
    but better exhaust emissions.
     
    123, May 27, 2005
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