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Car Forum / Peugeot Cars / November 2006

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anti pollution fault pug 307 hdi 54 plate

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colint - 22 Nov 2006 19:08 GMT
my anti pollution fault has come up on my engine man system, has anyone
experienced this before and how do i resolve
Matthew Haigh - 23 Nov 2006 09:18 GMT
> my anti pollution fault has come up on my engine man system, has anyone
> experienced this before and how do i resolve

Good luck. According to my ex-dealer there are many, many reasons why
this can happen - and they never managed to stop my 807 giving that (and
many other) fault messages on a regular basis. But, on the bright side,
it never seemed to cause any problems other than being yet another
spurious warning to ignore.

Do a check on google - you'll find that hundreds of other people suffer
the same problem. It is one of the main search terms that brings people
to my website. The only real cure seems to be to get rid of your car
before the warranty expires and it becomes an expensive liability, and
buy a car from a competent manufacturer instead. It's a real shame as
Peugeot diesels used to be very solid engines.

Matt

http://807faults.co.uk
Keith Willcocks - 24 Nov 2006 11:42 GMT
>> my anti pollution fault has come up on my engine man system, has anyone
>> experienced this before and how do i resolve
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> buy a car from a competent manufacturer instead. It's a real shame as
> Peugeot diesels used to be very solid engines.

The engines still are.   It's all the bits attached like, for example, the
car   ;o)    Obviously 7 is not Peugeot's lucky number.
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