Peugeot Service

Discussion in 'General Motoring' started by Pete, Sep 28, 2003.

  1. Pete

    Pete Guest

    I just had the 30,000 mile service done on my 206 LXD and was charged £150
    for the pleasure.

    I was amazed when I was told they wanted another £55 to adjust the
    handbrake! (They stated that they also clean everything for that.)

    When I look at what the service entails they only check items, they do not
    adjust anything!

    They only change oil and filter and air filter as a matter of course.

    I can say that this is the first service I have ever known where they do not
    adjust the handbrake (or anything else for that matter) as part of it.

    They also said I needed bottom arm bushes (£300). I queried this re
    warranty, to be told since March 2003 Peugeot class this as normal wear and
    tear, like wiper blades or bulbs, etc.

    They have clearly had a problem with bushes to change the policy like this.

    Needless to say, I am taking the car elsewhere and will never buy another
    Peugeot.

    Pete
     
    Pete, Sep 28, 2003
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  2. Pete

    Barry Guest

    As I understand it, at a Peugeot main dealer you should only pay for
    services at 2 year or 20k mile interludes, whichever comes first. The
    services at 10k 30k 50k etc are free as the 206 is advertised as having 20k
    service gaps.
     
    Barry, Sep 29, 2003
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  3. Pete

    Shrek Guest

    The 20,000 service interval is for petrol cars.
     
    Shrek, Sep 29, 2003
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  4. Pete

    Ben Cowell Guest

    Wrong answer!

    Petrol model 206 have 20,000 mile service intervals.
    1.9D have 10k, and 2.0 HDI have 12.5k service intervals.

    You pay for them all

    Ben
     
    Ben Cowell, Sep 29, 2003
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  5. Pete

    Ady Guest

    Actually for the HDI theres a free intermediate 6000 inbetween service at
    main dealers.
     
    Ady, Sep 30, 2003
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  6. So, the intermediate services at 6,000 on the HDIs, and every 10,000 on the
    petrol's, are they free as an earlier poster said (after all the 206 is
    advertised with 20,000 mile service intervals, etc.) or do you have to pay
    for the intermediate services?

    Adam
     
    Adam Greatrix, Sep 30, 2003
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  7. Pete

    Ady Guest

    Not sure for petrol,check your warranty record it says whether it's free or
    not.
     
    Ady, Sep 30, 2003
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  8. Where do you get this info from, as I'm not certain it is correct!!

    There is a free Service @ 6,000 miles, but this is a one-off thing & is not
    repeated at 18,000, 30,000, etc.

    Although, I'm certain that the Pug Dealer might do you a free Oil-Check, if
    they felt generous!!

    Regards,
    John
     
    John J. Burness, Sep 30, 2003
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  9. Pete

    Ady Guest


    Hi, Quote from page 6 of my warranty and service booklet.

    "It is for this reason,And for your complete peace of mind,That your peugeot
    dealer will carry out a levels check and topup midway between each routine
    service,at the time or distance intervals specified.This will be undertaken
    free of charge,Provided that the maintenance of your vehicle has been
    carried out withing the peugeot network,At the same time,Your peugeot dealer
    will offer your a safety check,For a nominal fee.If this option is taken
    up,A full report will be provided on the condition of key safety items such
    as tyres,brake pads and lighting."
     
    Ady, Sep 30, 2003
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  10. Pete

    Mindwipe Guest

    the handbrake adjustment quoted for... is removal of rear drums,cleaning and
    adjusting of shoes.simply adjusting the cable will not suffice
    as for bottom arm bushes i doubt that they need replacement at this
    milage,although as most garages offer free safety checks nowadays,its easy
    to get it checked
     
    Mindwipe, Sep 30, 2003
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