I have just replaced shoes & cylinders on a 306. Even after identifying
the brakes as Lucas (Girling) I was still supplied with the wrong items
by the factors. After taking in the offending parts they went though
all the possibilities in their stock.
It was found that the ones that matched were for the an ABS fitted 306,
which it don't have.
This caused a great deal of hassle as well as delay. Is it normal for
Pug to fit any old part on the line, making the factors reference books
useless?
TIA
Eddie Hunt
>I have just replaced shoes & cylinders on a 306. Even after identifying
>the brakes as Lucas (Girling) I was still supplied with the wrong items by
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> Eddie Hunt
Not sure if this will help - but I was fitting shoes on my Peugeot 306 (L
reg) and I was told there are four different types. So Bought all four (£80)
and returned the ones I didn't needed what a messabout.
Bill
stealthf0x@hotmail.com - 29 Aug 2005 07:43 GMT
>I have just replaced shoes & cylinders on a 306. Even after identifying
>the brakes as Lucas (Girling) I was still supplied with the wrong items by
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> Eddie Hunt
I've just had exactly the same happen with my 205 (pads only though,
but still a nuisance), apparently they can tell you which type you have
just from the registration...apparently not. To make it even more
confusing, mine has bendix on the front and girling on the back... I
wish I knew what their grand plan was!
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Andy
SimonDS - 02 Sep 2005 23:32 GMT
>>I have just replaced shoes & cylinders on a 306. Even after identifying
>>the brakes as Lucas (Girling) I was still supplied with the wrong items by
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>> Pug to fit any old part on the line, making the factors reference books
>> useless?
YES
>> TIA
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> Bill