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Car Forum / Peugeot Cars / November 2006

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406SV cooling problem

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Ken - 05 Nov 2006 01:51 GMT
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.
Keith Willcocks - 05 Nov 2006 11:11 GMT
>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
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> 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.

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.
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