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Car Forum / Peugeot Cars / April 2008206D scrap or repair?
I had hoped that my 206D with 90,000 mls on the clock that I've had from new (Dec2000 X reg) would last me another 5 years at least. My normal garage told me they couldn't repair the Suspension radius arm bearings at it needed a specialist Peugeot tool. The Peugeot dealer has quoted me £1100 quid as both sides have gone and so has the axle. Value is £1200. Any suggestions as to my options greatfully appreciated. place in devon do axles for peugeots, but sorry cant remenber the name any be some one on here will come up with the name, but i thin k your find it cheaper than what you have been quoted,(thats if your in england)good luck > place in devon do axles for peugeots, but sorry cant remenber the name > any be some one on here will come up with the name, but i thin k your > find it cheaper than what you have been quoted,(thats if your in > england)good luck These are the people - http://www.sspengineering.co.uk/ . I can heartily recommend them from personal experience. If you drive down there (by appointment) they will fit a reconditioned supension in a couple of hours or so. Peter You can buy these arms from a number of motor out-lets.i have looked on car-parts and they do them,europarts. aswell as camberley autos. so give them all a try and go for it.then have fun fitting them in.from chris addlestone surrey. > You can buy these arms from a number of motor out-lets.i have looked on > car-parts and they do them,europarts. aswell as camberley autos. so > give them all a try and go for it.then have fun fitting them in.from > chris addlestone surrey. I'm afraid changing a fuse is my limit on a car. The problem is the non Peugeot garage say they can't do it that it has to be done by a Peugeot dealer. Trevor East Yorkshire England >I had hoped that my 206D with 90,000 mls on the clock that I've had from >new (Dec2000 X reg) would last me another 5 years at least. My normal [quoted text clipped - 5 lines] > > Any suggestions as to my options greatfully appreciated. I think this is the place that Chris had in mind but they only actually mention rear suspension. Having said that, a phone call is not expensive and they may well know somebody who does front ends if they don't themselves. http://www.sspengineering.co.uk/  SignatureKeith Willcocks (If you can't laugh at life, it ain't worth living!) >>I had hoped that my 206D with 90,000 mls on the clock that I've had from >>new (Dec2000 X reg) would last me another 5 years at least. My normal [quoted text clipped - 11 lines] > themselves. > http://www.sspengineering.co.uk/ A local garage I hadn't been to before has recommened findapart.com to get the axle and then they'll fit it. >>>I had hoped that my 206D with 90,000 mls on the clock that I've had from >>>new (Dec2000 X reg) would last me another 5 years at least. My normal [quoted text clipped - 14 lines] > A local garage I hadn't been to before has recommened findapart.com to get > the axle and then they'll fit it. FindaPart deal with breakers so you will be getting a used unit. Could be OK but you could also be no better off after a while. Good luck anyway. SignatureKeith Willcocks (If you can't laugh at life, it ain't worth living!) |
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