Clutch probs on Peugeot Boxer 2004
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Clutch probs on Peugeot Boxer 2004
Hello I have a A/S Nuevo 2004 had some probs with leisure battery (my last post) In France this year (May) to be precise my clutch just failed no warning no slipping etc. Had to be brought to a garage where they fitted a new clutch.(Expensive) I have just brought the van into the garage for its MOT +service. The garage have just phoned to say van needs a "new Clutch".Mileage 39K has anybody had a similar problem with a Peugeot Boxer The garage in France were amazed that the clutch had failed with such a low mileage.
Ps bringing the van into garage I did not notice anything amiss.
Ps bringing the van into garage I did not notice anything amiss.
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Re: Clutch probs on Peugeot Boxer 2004
Are they a garage you have used before and do you trust them? What did they say when you told them it had just had a new one? Did the garage in France actually fit a new one (did they show you the old one) do you think. Either way I think one of them is telling porkies.
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Re: Clutch probs on Peugeot Boxer 2004
Hi thanks for your comments, strange thing though is in France I did not get any idea from driving that the clutch was going to give up.The garage is one I have been using for years with no problems.They said the problem was noticed when they put the van on the "Rolling Road" .On the French side they did not show me the old one.He did tell my wife(she speaks french) that he did not have to fit the clutch release lever. Looking at the invoice that part has been crossed out.Maybe that's the cause of the problem .C'est la viePaulmold wrote:Are they a garage you have used before and do you trust them? What did they say when you told them it had just had a new one? Did the garage in France actually fit a new one (di d they show you the old one) do you think. Either way I think one of them is telling porkies.
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