peugeot 306 d turbo 1996 - heating matrix problem

Discussion in 'Peugeot 306' started by Roy Austin via CarKB.com, Apr 6, 2005.

  1. Hi could do with some advise, just purchased a 306 turbo diesel, could
    someone tell me how often the cam belt needs to be replaced, the car has
    105k on the clock, was told when i purchased it that it was change about 6
    months ago when the vechicle had its last service but looking through the
    service history have no record of any service since 2003 when the cam belt
    was changed at 75k.

    Also if i turn the heater on i get a windscreen full of dust and a horrible
    smell, as far as im aware its down to the heating matrix could anyone
    confirm this???

    Any help appreciated!!!
     
    Roy Austin via CarKB.com, Apr 6, 2005
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    brian Guest

    Cambelt replacement interval is 72K (miles), assuming a genuine quality
    Peugeot belt is used.

    Has it got air con? The smell can come from the condensation you get on the
    air con matrix. The dust is what can be sucked in through the system.
    Suggest you run it at max heat and full blower for 5 minutes or so. Should
    clear it out.

    Brian.
     
    brian, Apr 6, 2005
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  3. No air con, but will try your suggestion,

    Many Thanks
     
    Roy Austin via CarKB.com, Apr 6, 2005
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    Phil Cook Guest

    A hell of a lot of dust seems to blow in my 306 even when it is
    parked. I keep meaning to have a go at making a dust filter for it.
     
    Phil Cook, Apr 6, 2005
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  5. the heating matrix had past its best before date. After a few arguments
    with the dealer i purchased the car from they have agreed to replace the
    heater matrix, should have the car back tomorrow so hopefully end of
    problem.
     
    Roy Austin via CarKB.com, Apr 8, 2005
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